Ruta 6 (Bolivia)

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Ruta 6 in Bolivia
Ruta 6 (Bolivia)
Basic data
Operator: Administradora Boliviana
de Carreteras
Overall length: 976 km

Departments :

Course of the road
Flag of Paraguay.svg Continue on  Ruta TranschacoR9
Santa Cruz Department
Locality (000)  Hito Villazón
Locality (108)  Mandeyapecua
Locality (128)  Boyuibe
Locality (196)  Camiri
Locality (228)  Ipatí R9
Locality (249)  Lagunillas
Chuquisaca Department
Locality (326)  Monteagudo
Locality (456)  Padilla
Locality (488)  Tomina
Locality (531)  Zudáñez
Locality (576)  Tarabuco
Locality (615)  Yamparáez
Locality (643)  Sucre R5
Potosí Department
Locality (703)  Ravelo
Locality (720)  Ocurí
Locality (761)  Macha
Locality (780)  Pocoata
Locality (885)  Uncía
Locality (898)  Llallagua
Locality (905)  Siglo XX
Oruro Department
Locality (954)  Huanuni
Locality (976)  Machacamarca
Major roads in Bolivia Further on R1

The Ruta 6 is a national road in the South American Andean state of Bolivia .

Routing

The road is 976 kilometers long and crosses almost the entire width of the country in a south-east-north-west direction. It begins in the Bolivian lowlands on the border with Paraguay and runs along almost the entire eastern Andean chain of the Cordillera Central to the eastern edge of the Altiplano near Oruro . The road crosses the departments of Santa Cruz , Chuquisaca , Potosí and Oruro .

The entire route from Oruro to Padilla is or is paved, the area to Monteagudo is still unpaved gravel or dirt road, from Monteagudo to Boyuibe the road is paved, from Boyuibe to the Paraguayan border it is again unpaved.

history

By decree 25.134 of August 21, 1998, the Ruta 6 was declared part of the Bolivian highway network " Red Vial Fundamental " and at that time only comprised the 643 km long section east of Sucre.

Route sections

Santa Cruz Department

Chuquisaca Department

Potosí Department

Oruro Department

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. lexivox.org Decreto Supremo N ° 25134, 21 de agosto de 1998