Show Pictures of Road Infrastructure from Your Country (Latin America)

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Hutchinson river parkway https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Hutchinson_River_Parkway

Well, I don't know if you read in the title of my thread that this is about road infrastructure from Latin American countries, unless we assume that U.S. would partially qualify as "another Latin American country" if we take into account that parts of it were colonized by Spain, and it not only has millions of Latin Americans and their U.S born descendants, but also lots of Mexican descent people, NOT from today's Mexico, but from Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado, Nevada and California, when those states were part of Mexico.

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Rodoanel, Sao Paulo

Wow, Brazil has very beautiful highways and landscapes, and I am particularly very impressed by the highways and landscapes from Sao Paulo state.

I always knew that Brazil has a very extensive network of roads and highways, and I would say that it is comparable to the U.S. North american network of roads and highways (if I am not wrong).

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Some more Venezuelan roads (taken from Skyscrapercity):


Portuguesa state:











Lara state (most of them in Barquisimeto and surroundings):









Caracas (Francisco Fajardo Highway):



Cojedes state:





Barinas state:



Tachira state:



Valencia (Carabobo state):

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BR-101, it connects the coast of Brazil:



In Santa Catarina (Southern Brazil):





In Rio de Janeiro (Southeast Brazil):




In Bahia (Northeast Brazil):

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The International Airport Simon Bolivar, is not actually in Caracas but in the coastal city of Maiquetia, where you have to drive uphill south on a highway up to Caracas, to get there in 20 minutes. Caracas is between 900-1200 meters (3000-4000 ft) above the sea level, so you can imagine the pain in the ears as you go downhill on the highway from Caracas to Maiquetia.

This is a drive from the Maiquetia Airport (sea level) uphill to Caracas, which is at an altitude between 1000-1200 meters (3000-4000 ft) above the sea level. The drive on the highway up to Caracas actually takes about 20 minutes, but the video is edited so it leaves it abbreviated. After minute 8:00 they begin entering into the city, and all the rest of the video is inside Caracas. At the beginning they pass through very bad parts of the city, but after minute 10:00 they start getting into better areas, as they move eastwards into the city:



This is a drive from Caracas down to the Airport in Maiquetia. The first half of the video is all in Caracas, and after minute 8:00, they start leaving Caracas and driving downhill to Maiquetia:

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Highway Francisco Fajardo in Caracas:



Autopista Regional del Centro (Regional Central Highway) between Caracas and Maracay:

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Highway of the Llanos "Jose Antonio Paez" in Barinas state:



Highway in Ciudad Guayana (Guayana City) between San Felix and Puerto Ordaz (Bolivar state):







Somewhere close to Ciudad Guayana:



Highway passing by Chivacoa, Yaracuy state:



Highway between the cities of Coro and Punto Fijo, in Falcon state:





High between the city of Valencia and the coastal city of Puerto Cabello, in Carabobo state:



Highway between Ciudad Bolivar (Bolivar state) and El Tigre (Anzoategui state). The picture is for sure in Anzoagegui state, because when you travel from Ciudad Bolivar to El Tigre, the trip starts by crossing the bridge above the Orinoco River from Ciudad Bolivar (Bolivar) to the other shore of the river, that is already in Anzoategui state, being the rest of the trip, all into the Anzoategui state:

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More Venezuelan roads and Highways


Highway from Barquisimeto to Quibor (Lara State):

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More Venezuelan roads and highways


Central Western Highway (Autopista Centro Occidental) going from Barquisimeto (Lara) eastwards to Yaracuy state:
















The border between Lara and Yaracuy states:



In Yaracuy state:


Yaritagua:







Las Piedras:





Chivacoa:







San Felipe (Capital of Yaracuy state):

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