Ruta 9 (Bolivia)

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	Ruta 9 in Bolivia
	Basic data
Operator:	Administradora Boliviana ; de Carreteras
Overall length:	1631 km
Departments :	Tarija ; Chuquisaca ; Santa Cruz ; Beni ;
	Tarija Department
	Chuquisaca Department
	Santa Cruz Department
	Beni Department

The Ruta 9 is a national road in the South American Andean state of Bolivia .

Routing

The road has an official length of 1,631 kilometers and crosses Bolivia almost in its entirety from south to north, from the Gran Chaco on the Argentine border to the Beni lowlands on the Brazilian border. The road crosses the departments of Tarija , Chuquisaca , Santa Cruz and Beni . It begins in the south as a continuation of the Argentine Ruta Nacional 34 on the north bank of the Río Caraparí near San José de Pocitos and ends in the northeast in the city of Guayaramerín on the west bank of the Río Mamoré .

The southern part of Ruta 9 with a length of 952 kilometers to the village of San Javier directly north of Trinidad is completely paved, the remaining 679 km in the northeastern lowlands consists of gravel and dirt roads.

The actual length of Ruta 9 is around 170 kilometers longer and is around 1,800 kilometers, since sections of Ruta 9 are identical to sections of Ruta 6 , Ruta 7 and Ruta 4 ; these sections are not included in the official length specification for Ruta 9 counted in.

history

The southern section of Ruta 9 to Trinidad was declared part of the Bolivian national road network " Red Vial Fundamental " by Decree 25.134 of August 31, 1998 , the northern section with Law 2611 of December 18, 2003, as was the 85 km long junction from Moroña to Puerto Ustarez .

Route sections

Web links

Bolivian road network - overview map 2020 (PDF 1.9 MB)
Rutas y longitudes - Administradora Boliviana de Carreteras (2006) ( Spanish )

Ruta 9 (Bolivia)

Routing

history

Route sections

Tarija Department

Chuquisaca Department

Santa Cruz Department

Beni Department

Web links