The National Route 12 is a highway in the Argentine Republic, which connects the Mesopotamian region with the rest of the country. It unites the provinces of Misiones, Corrientes and Entre Ríos with that of Buenos Aires, with a route that largely follows the eastern bank of the entire Argentine stretch of the Paraná River. It has an extension of 1,560 kilometers, completely paved.
It is the main communication route between the cities of Corrientes and Paraná with Buenos Aires. It is also the most important route to reach the Iberá Wetlands and the Iguazú Falls, and to connect the towns located near the Paraná River in the provinces of Entre Ríos, Corrientes and Misiones. It is also the main integration route of the NEA region, linking the province of Misiones with the city of Corrientes and from there to the province of Chaco via the General Manuel Belgrano Bridge.
The route begins in the city of Zárate in the province of Buenos Aires and crosses the Paraná River thanks to the Zárate-Brazo Largo Railway Complex made up of two bridges: one over the Paraná de las Palmas River is named after General Bartolomé Mitre and another on the Paraná Guazú river called Justo José de Urquiza. It passes through the cities of Paraná, Corrientes and Posadas, which are the capitals of the three Mesopotamian provinces, and culminates at the Tancredo Neves International Bridge, in the city of Puerto Iguazú. This bridge crosses the Iguazú River, the natural border with Brazil, where the road continues with the name BR-469.
In the Zárate section -in Buenos Aires- and Ceibas -in Entre Ríos- the road has a divided carriageway (highway) of 79 km. In the section of the province of Corrientes there are no express roads at the entrances to the Greater Corrientes, generating delays in its surroundings, which is why an urban highway is planned.
In the province of Misiones, the route almost entirely has sectors of one or two extra lanes alternately, while what will be the highway in the section of this province is being built. From Posadas to San Ignacio (except for a sector around Santa Ana) the route has 4 completed lanes. Then to Puerto Iguazú there are sections with 2, 3 (one outbound and two return or vice versa) or 4 lanes while the widening, filling, dynamiting, compaction and asphalting tasks continue. The works pass through the towns. of Gobernador Roca, Jardín América or Garuhapé will constitute a challenge due to urbanization very close to the national route, projecting a ring road.
The national law 25,680 published in the Official Gazette on January 3, 2003 designated the section from Brazo Largo (on the banks of the Paraná Guazú River) to Ceibas as David Della Chiesa.
In the province of Entre Ríos, National Route 12 crosses or connects with the following provincial routes: 45 (in Brazo Largo), access to Puerto Ibicuy, 46 (access to Villa Paranacito), 16 (in Enrique Carbó), 11 (in Gualeguay), 9 (access to General Galarza), 19 (access to General Mansilla), 39, 6 (both in the Tala department), access to Maciá, 19 (access to Lucas González), 43, 13, 26, 34 (the 4 near Nogoyá), 32 (in Crespo), 10 (in La Picada), A09 (access to Villa Urquiza), access to Pueblo Brugo, 32 (access to Hasenkamp), A03 (access to Hernandarias), A02 (access to Santa Elena), 6 (beginning in the department of La Paz), A01 (access to La Paz), 1 (in La Paz). The bridge over the Guayquiraró River that connects the provinces of Entre Ríos and Corrientes is called Paso Telégrafo.
History
On September 3, 1935, the National Highway Directorate published its first national route numbering scheme. National Route 12 had a different route than the current one in the provinces of Buenos Aires, Entre Ríos and Corrientes.
The original route of this route began in the City of Buenos Aires, continuing through General Pacheco, Campana and Zárate. As at that time the bridge over the Reconquista River had not been built, vehicles had to use National Route 195 from Buenos Aires to San Fernando and from there National Route 202 to the junction with Route 12.
The section between the port of Zárate and Puerto Constanza, in the Province of Entre Ríos, was done by raft, a three-hour journey.
After Ceibas it continued along the current National Route 14, passing near Gualeguaychú, and then along the current Provincial Route 20, passing through Urdinarrain, Basavilbaso, Villaguay, Federal and San José de Feliciano.
In the province of Corrientes the route continued along the current Provincial Route 23 passing through Sauce and Perugorría, continuing along the current Provincial Route 24 until the junction with the current National Route 12.
On February 12, 1938, the Iguazú road was opened to vehicular traffic.
When the route of National Route 9 changed in 1943, the section between General Paz Avenue and the city of Campana moved to this route, so from that moment on Route 12 began in said city.
On October 16, 1969, national and provincial authorities and the United States ambassador John Davis Lodge, [citation needed] inaugurated the so-called John Highway Fitzgerald Kennedybetween Itatí, in Corrientes, and the border with the province of Misiones, which allowed the union of the provincial capitals Corrientes and Posadas by a permanent transit road. The United States Agency for International Development financed half of the work, which cost 12,000,000,000 pesos in national currency.
The Zárate-Brazo Largo railway complex was opened for traffic on December 14, 1977. Before the construction of this railway complex, users of the route had to cross the Paraná de las Palmas and Paraná Guazú rivers by raft. The section between both rivers, on Talavera Island, was gravel.
The old route of 580 km within the provinces of Entre Ríos and Corrientes mentioned above passed to provincial jurisdiction through national decree 1595 of 1979 except for the section of National Route 14 between Ceibas and the junction with Provincial Route 20.
The construction of the second carriageway in the 45 km stretch between Brazo Largo and Ceibas (km 115 to 160) began in May 1997, with the highway inaugurated on October 12, 1999.
In the new layout of the route, the section between General Galarza and Nogoyá, in the south of the Province of Entre Ríos, remained unopened. In 2005, the National Highway Directorate signed an agreement with its provincial counterpart so that it would transfer the sections of provincial routes 6 and 39 to complete the missing section of route 12. (it is still a project without execution)
In 2005, the 8 km section between National Route 9 in Campana and the access to the Bartolomé Miter Bridge over the Paraná de las Palmas River passed to the province of Buenos Aires as a new section of Provincial Route 6. The route 12 extends over the old route of National Route 193 to the bridge over National Route 9 in Zárate.
Cities
The cities with more than 5,000 inhabitants that this route passes through from south to north are:
Province of Buenos Aires
Distance: 30 km (km 82 to 112).
Zárate Party (82-88): Zárate (km 84).
Campana Party (88-103): there are no localities.
Zárate Sector Islands Party (103-112): there are no localities.
Province of Entre Ríos
Distance: 535 km (km 112 to 647). National Route 12 is called David Della Chiesa between the Paraná Guazú River and Ceibas.
Ibicuy Islands Department (112-229): there are no localities of more than 5000 inhabitants.
Department Gualeguay (229-288): Gualeguay (km 231): General Galarza (km 281)
Department Tala (288-338): there are no localities of more than 5000
Department Nogoyá (338-432): Nogoyá (km 337).
Department Diamond (432-432): General Ramírez (km 376)
Department Paraná (432-521): Crespo (km 401), San Benito and Paraná (km 445).
Department La Paz (521-647): La Paz (km 601).
Province of Corrientes
Metallic bridge over the river Guayquiraró on the border between the provinces of Corrientes and Entre Ríos inaugurated in 1938. To the left new bridge under construction.
Distance: 678 km (km 647 to 1325). National Route 12 is called April 2, 1982, between the capital cities of Corrientes and Misiones, popular decree of the people of the country, and National Sovereignty in the Saladas section -Goya, decree No. 427 of March 10, 1981.[citation required] Later, in 2015 the name Jesuit Missions Route< was designated. /b> to the section between the cities of Corrientes and Puerto Iguazú.
Esquina Department (647-714): Esquina (km 684)
Department Goya (714-841): Goya (km 795)
Department Lavalle (841-865): there are no localities of more than 5000 hectares.
Department San Roque (865-904): there are no localities of more than 5000 hectares, but the route passes through the header, San Roque (km 902)
Department Bella Vista (904-918): there are no localities of more than 5000 hectares.
Department Saladas (918-957): there are no localities of more than 5000 people.
Emped Department (957-1011): Emped (km 977)
Department Capital (1012-1041): Currents (km 1030)
Department San Cosme (1041-1079): there are no localities of more than 5000 hectares, but the route passes through the header, San Cosme (km 1061)
Department Itatí (1079-1129): Itatí (km 1089)
Department Berón de Astrada (1129-1174): there are no localities of more than 5000 hectares.
Department General Paz (1174-1193): there are no localities of more than 5000 hectares.
Department San Miguel (1193-1216): There are no localities of more than 5000 hectares.
Department Ituzaingó (1216-1325): Ituzaingó (km 1256)
Province of Misiones
La National Route 12 near Puerto Iguazú.
Distance: 317 km (km 1325 to 1642). At the entrance to Misiones there is a well-known arch that marks the entrance to the province. As it passes through Posadas (where it is called Luis Quaranta Avenue and then Tulo Llamosas) it is a multi-track highway with 2 lanes in each direction without central separation, except for some sections with divided carriageway such as the bridge over the Zaimán stream and the access to Posadas Airport. Since the end of 2012, an 18-kilometer-long detour called By pass Arco-Garita has been enabled, so that the route moves away from the city, since over the years it has been in the middle of the urbanization. Both the detour and the new layout of the route over the Yabebirí stream were carried out by the Yaciretá Binational Entity. At the intersection with Provincial Route 17 in the city of Eldorado there is a viaduct so that the traffic of both routes does not mix.
Department Capital (1325-1354): Posadas (km 1339-1349), Miguel Lanús (km 1347) and Garupá (km 1354).
Candelaria Department (1354-1394): Candelaria (km 1361). The route also passes through the Santa Ana (km 1383).
Department San Ignacio (1394-1443): San Ignacio (km 1398) and Jardin América (km 1437).
Department Libertador General San Martín (1443-1505): Puerto Rico (km 1473).
Department Montecarlo (1505-1532): Montecarlo (km 1521) and Puerto Piray (km 1531).
Eldorado Department (1532-1572): Eldorado (km 1543).
Department Iguazú (1572-1642): Puerto Esperanza (km 1591), Colonia Wanda (km 1601), Puerto Libertad (km 1608) and Puerto Iguazú (km 1640).
Tour
Below is a schematic map of the main intersections and bridges on this route:
RN 193 to Solis and San Antonio de Areco
km 81.7
RN 9 to Buenos Aires / Rosario
km 84.4
RP 6 to Campana / Av. Gral. Lavalle to Zárate
km 85.1
Zárate toll station
km 87.0
Puente General Bartolomé Mitre on Río Paraná de las Palmas
km 103.0
Arroyo Águila Negra
Buenos Aires
km 112.4
Puente Justo José de Urquiza on Río Paraná Guazú
Between Rios
km 114.8
Black rice
km 118.3
Arroyo Brazo Largo
km 118.8
Way to Ibicuy
km 121.5
Arroyo Ibicuycito
km 124.3
Arroyo Ceibo Grande
km 126.5
Arroyo Alcazter
km 133.3
Paranacito River
km 140,0
Arroyo Perico
km 144.1
Arroyo Sagastume
km 146.2
Arroyo Salinas Chico
km 147.3
Arroyo Salinas Grande
km 150.7
RP 46 to Villa Paranacito
km 151.1
Arroyo Grande
km 160.5
RN 14 to Gualeguaychú
km 167.0
Arroyo Coria
km 170.7
Arroyo Tajamar
km 190.4
Cross at level with FCGU tracks (only loads) to Posadas / Federico Lacroze
km 225,2
RP 16 to Larroque
km 227,3
Gualeguay River
km 231,2
Calle San Antonio Norte a Gualeguay (centro)
km 231,8
RP 11 to Victoria
km 277,7
Av. Henry Reichel to General Galarza
km 296,3
Raúl Alfonsín access to Governor Mansilla
km 315,8
Access to Governor Echagüe
km 321.0
RP 39 to Rosario del Tala
RP 6 to Villaguay
km 35.3
Access to Governor Sola
km 35,0
Arroyo Clé
km 17,9
Calle Colonia La Llave a Lucas González
km 335.2
Arroyo Nogoyá
km 338.0
RP 26 to Nogoyá and Victoria
km 338.2
Cross at level with FCGU tracks (no use) to Concepción del Uruguay / Paraná
km 340.2
Arroyo Chañar
km 341.0
RP 34 to El Pueblito
km 350.9
Arroyo Costa del Monte
km 364,5
Arroyo de las Chilcas
km 377,8
Arroyo Chañarito
km 384,3
Calle República de Entre Ríos a General Ramírez
km 401,5
RP 32 to Seguí / RN 131 to Diamond
km 405,7
Access Raúl Alfonsín to Crespo
km 422,3
Access to Aldea María Luisa and Governor Etchevehere
km 423.5
Calle Hipólito Yrigoyen
km 424.3
Calle Francisco Ramírez a Aldea María Luisa
km 424,5
Arroyo Sauce Grande
km 429.1
Access to Sauce Pinto
km 435.1
Access to San Benito
km 435.8
Av. Jorge Newbery to San Benito / Paraná
km 435.9
YPF Services Area
km 438.1
Av. Store Paraná (centre)
km 448.5
Av. Guido Marizza a San Benito
km 450.0
Calle Córdoba / San Martín a Colonia Avellaneda
km 451,1
RN 18 to Villaguay and Concordia
km 452,4
RN 168 (North Access) to Santa Fe
km 457,2
Arroyo El Sauce
km 461,2
Cross at level with FCGU tracks (no use) to El Pingo / Paraná
km 461,6
Arroyo Del Tala
km 462,7
RP 10 to Mary Great
km 467,0
Access to Villa Urquiza
km 475.4
Access to El Palenque
km 479.1
Arroyo Pescado
km 488,2
Bv. Union to Cerrito
km 501,5
RN 127 to Federal
km 509,6
Arroyo Antonio Tomás
km 510.9
RP 32 to Hasenkamp
km 520.0
Arroyo Hernandarias
km 521.4
Arroyo Orillas del Monte
km 525.0
Arroyo Quebracho
km 527.0
Arroyo de los Pozos
km 528.5
Arroyo Sauce
km 530.6
Arroyo Barrancas Coloradas
km 534,5
Access to Villa Hernandarias
km 551,5
Arroyo Alcaraz
km 555.7
Arroyo Sauce
km 561.0
Arroyo Grande
km 568,7
Arroyo Las Palmitas
km 571,8
Arroyo Feliciano
km 572,7
Access to St. Helena
km 579.7
Arroyo Arenal
km 583,8
Arroyo Los Pozos
km 587,3
RP 6 to Colonia Avigdor
km 601.0
RP 1 to San Gustavo / Av. Artigas a La Paz
km 605,6
Arroyo Arenal
km 615.9
Arroyo Hondo
km 632,1
Arroyo Yacaré
km 646,2
Arroyo Curupí
km 646,8
Brazo Río Guayquiraró
Between Rios
km 647,0
Rio Guayquiraró
Current
km 661,8
RP 126 a Pueblo Libertador
km 666,4
Arroyo Sarandicito
km 711.0
RP 30 to Malvinas
km 712,6
Corriente River (Arroyo Guazú)
km 735.6
Arroyo Batelito
km 752,5
Camino a Pago Redondo / San Isidro
km 785.1
RP 116 to Colonia Mora and El Batelito
km 795.1
Av. Tomás Mazzantti to Goya
RP 27 to Bella Vista
km 801,3
Camino a Isabel Victoria and Villa Córdoba
km 814.4
RP 83 to Maruchas
km 833.9
RP 24 to Perugorría
km 850.9
RP 38 to Cerrito / Yatay Tí Calle
km 871,2
RN 123 to Chavarría / July 9
km 887.2
Access to Pedro R. Fernández
km 902,6
Calle Berón de Astrada a San Roque
km 903.7
Saint Lucia
km 941,2
RN 118 to Saladas / RP 27 to Bella Vista
km 945.4
Arroyo Ambrosio
km 948.2
FCGU road bridge (no use) to Monte Caseros / Corrientes
km 955.7
Access to San Lorenzo
km 957,6
Arroyo San Lorenzo
km 973.7
Arroyo González
km 977,5
RP 10 to Ramones / Av. Bartolomé Mitre to Empedrado
km 986,5
Rio Empedrado
km 999.7
Arroyo Pehuajó
km 1002,1
Arroyo Ahoma
km 1005,1
Av. Students to The Hat
km 1008,6
Arroyo Sombrerito
km 1012.5
Arroyo Sombrero
km 1014.3
Peaje Riachuelo
km 1018.6
Av. Blasco Ibáñez a Riachuelo
km 1020.0
Access to San Cayetano
km 1021.9
Riachuelo
km 1025.2
Av. Maipú a Corrientes (sur)
km 1029.8
Av. Juan Domingo Perón
km 1030.5
RP 5 to San Luis del Palmar / Av. Independence to Corrientes (center)
km 1031.2
Av. Raúl Alfonsín
km 1033.7
Av. Freedom to Corrientes (North)
km 1035.3
Access to International Airport Doctor Fernando Piragine Niveyro
km 1035.9
RP 43 to Santa Ana de los Guácaras
km 1056.9
RP 9 to San Luis del Palmar / Paso de la Patria
km 1061.6
Av. San Martín a San Cosme
km 1082.6
Access to Ramada Paso
km 1089.5
Av. 25 May to Itatí
km 1116.3
Arroyo Iribu Cua
km 1154.8
Arroyo Santa Maria
km 1162,5
Access to San Antonio de Itatí
km 1169.2
Arroyo Santa Isabel
km 1182,3
RP 13 to Caá Catí
km 1183.8
Av. San Martín a Itá Ibaté
km 1197.1
Arroyo Saint Lucia
km 1206.7
RN 118 to Loreto
km 1256.2
Access to Ituzaingó
km 1260.3
RN 120 to Yacyretá Dam
km 1262.1
Peaje Ituzaingo
km 1281.4
RP 41 to Colonia Carlos Pellegrini
km 1286.0
RN 120 to Governor Virasoro
km 1301.0
RP 39 a Paso Tirante
km 1319.5
RP 34 to San Carlos
km 1324.0
Arroyo Pora
Current
km 1325.5
Arroyo Itaembe
Missions
km 1327.6
Baipás a Puerto Iguazú
km 1336.8
Av. Ulises López to Posadas Airport
km 1337.1
Arroyo Mártires
km 1337.6
Calle 147
km 1338.3
Av. Jauretche
km 1339.1
Av. Lucas Braulio Areco
km 1340.6
Av. Alicia Moreau de Justo / Av. Libertador Gral. San Martín
km 1341.7
Av. Cocomarola / Av. Gral. Lavalle
km 1342.4
Av. Rep. Eastern Uruguay to Posadas
Av. Land of Fire
km 1344.1
Arroyo Zayman
km 1345.0
Av. 172 (Hornos House)
km 1346.2
Universidad Nacional de Misiones / Av. Juan Domingo Perón
km 1349.6
RN 105 a Apostles / Av. Costanera
km 1353.7
Access to Garupá
km 1354.2
FCGU Bridge to Federico Lacroze / Posadas
km 1354.7
Arroyo Garupá
km 1361.4
RP 204 to Deep / Av. Roque González a Candelaria
km 1367.9
RP 207 to Cerro Azul
km 1374,5
Peaje Santa Ana
km 1382,7
RP 103 to Leandro N. Alem / Av. San Martín a Santa Ana
km 1388.6
Access to Loreto
km 1394.7
Arroyo Yabebiry
km 1397.8
Av. Sarmiento a San Ignacio
km 1398.6
RP 210 to Colonia Alberdi / Alberdi Street
km 1409.8
RP 6 a Campo Viera / Corpus Christi
km 1420.3
Arroyo Ñacanguazú
km 1421,0
Access to General Urquiza
km 1430.0
Av. Gral. Belgrano to Hipólito Yrigoyen
km 1436.8
Av. Falkland Islands to Colonias / Av. Argentina Antarctica to Oasis
km 1436.9
Av. Freedom to the American Garden (center)
km 1438.0
RP 7 to Aristobulus of the Valley
km 1444.0
Arroyo Tabay
km 1445.2
RP 8 to Santa Rita
km 1452,3
Arroyo Cuña Pirú
km 1454.7
Av. of the Immigrants to Ruiz de Montoya
km 1458.6
Av. Father Juan May a Capioví (South Access)
km 1459.9
Arroyo Capioví
km 1472,5
Av. 9 de Julio a Puerto Rico
km 1478.9
Av. del Colono / Av. de las Américas a Garuhapé
km 1480.3
Arroyo Garuhapé
km 1486.3
Access to the Municipal Complex "Gruta India"
km 1500.7
RP 11 to El Alcázar
km 1502.0
Arroyo Paranay Guazú
km 1509,1
Arroyo Ita Curuzú
km 1510.9
RP 212 to Caraguatay
km 1515.4
Arroyo Caraguatay
km 1518.2
Av. Oscar Eugenio Darú to Monte Carlo
km 1521.2
Arroyo Bonito
km 1523.1
RP 15 to Laharrague
km 1530.3
RP 16 Km. 18 / Puerto Piray
km 1532.6
Arroyo Piray Guazú
km 1537.9
Arroyo Pomar
km 1539.8
Av. Schwelm Founder to Eldorado / Puerto Pinares
km 1540.9
Calle Paraguay
km 1542.5
RP 17 to Eldorado (centro) / Av. San Martín
km 1543.4
Av. Formosa
km 1548.8
Arroyo Piray Mini
km 1550.5
Peaje Colonia Victoria
km 1550.8
Access to Colonia Victoria
km 1554,5
Arroyo Pareha
km 1561.9
Av. José Invernizzi to Colonia Delicia and Puerto Mado
km 1566.6
Arroyo Aguaray Mini
km 1569.6
RP 18 to Two Sisters
km 1573.2
Arroyo Aguaray Guazú
km 1586.7
Access to Bo. Belgrano / Av. 20 de Junio a Puerto Esperanza
km 1591.9
Arroyo Tupicuá
km 1592.9
RP 19 to Wanda
km 1598.3
Av. Juan Domingo Perón a Puerto Libertad
km 1604,5
Arroyo Urugua-í
km 1606.2
Access to Puerto Bosetti
km 1618.5
Arroyo Yasy
km 1628.5
Arroyo Mbocay
km 1630.0
RN 101 to Puerto Iguazú International Airport
Iguazú National Park
km 1638.6
Av. His Holiness Francis
km 1639.0
Av. Victoria Aguirre to Puerto Iguazú
km 1639.7
Av. Juan Domingo Perón
km 1640.4
Iguazú Border Centre - Foz de Iguazú
Missions
Argentina
km 1641.7
International bridge Tancredo Neves on Rio Iguazú
BrazilBrazil
Paraná
BR-469 a Foz do Iguaçu
Claims
On September 7, 1996, at kilometer 129, the singer Gilda died when a truck hit the bus where she was traveling, dying along with her mother, her eldest daughter, three of her musicians and the bus driver. On July 12, 2017, a bridge belonging to the Santa Rosa Pass broke (section composed of three bridges along 162 m.), located at km 714 that connects the cities of Goya and Esquina. Two days after this event, a traveler aboard a truck, who was crossing the place, ignoring the damaged bridge, fell into the river, causing his immediate death. The subject was unaware that the bridge was disabled and, due to police negligence, it was unmarked.
Management
In 1990, the busiest routes in the country were concessioned with toll collection, dividing these into Road Corridors.
In this way, the section between the link with National Route 9 in Zárate and the link with National Route 14 in Ceibas is part of Road Corridor 18, with the company winning the tender Caminos del Río Uruguay (Crusa) installing the Zárate toll station (km 85).
In 1996 the concession was extended to 28 years with the condition that the concessionaire company build a highway between the National Union Complex and Gualeguaychú. The section between the General Justo José de Urquiza Bridge and Ceibas was completed on October 12, 1999. Due to the devaluation of the Argentine peso in 2002, work on the Ceibas-Gualeguaychú section, on National Route 14, was paralyzed.
The company Virgen de Itatí Concesionaria de Obras Viales (VICOV) took charge of Road Corridor number 13, which included (among others) Route 12 between km 871 and 1641, in the provinces of Corrientes and Misiones, from junction with National Route 123 until the access to the Tancredo Neves International Bridge, excluding the section in the vicinity of Posadas (km 1336-1349) installing toll booths in Riachuelo (km 1014), Ituzaingó (km 1262), Santa Ana (km 1374) and Colonia Victoria (km 1551).
In 2003 the concession contracts for the Road Corridors expired, so the numbering of the road corridors was modified and a new tender was called. The winner of Road Corridor number 6 was the Road Concessionaire Company (Emcovial). Said corridor includes Route 12 in the same section as in the previous concession.
In 2010, a new tender was called. The winning company, Caminos del Paraná, took over the road area on April 22 of that year.
RN 193 to Solis and San Antonio de Areco
RN 9 to Buenos Aires / Rosario
RP 6 to Campana / Av. Gral. Lavalle to Zárate
Buenos Aires
Between Rios
RP 46 to Villa Paranacito
RN 14 to Gualeguaychú
RP 16 to Larroque
RP 11 to Victoria
RP 39 to Rosario del Tala
RP 26 to Nogoyá and Victoria
RP 34 to El Pueblito
RP 32 to Seguí / 
RN 131 to Diamond
RN 18 to Villaguay and Concordia
RN 168 (North Access) to Santa Fe
RP 10 to Mary Great
RN 127 to Federal
RP 1 to San Gustavo / Av. Artigas a La Paz
Current
RP 30 to Malvinas
RP 27 to Bella Vista
RP 24 to Perugorría
RP 38 to Cerrito / Yatay Tí Calle
RN 123 to Chavarría / July 9
RN 118 to Saladas / 
RP 5 to San Luis del Palmar / Av. Independence to Corrientes (center)
RP 43 to Santa Ana de los Guácaras
RP 9 to San Luis del Palmar / Paso de la Patria
RP 13 to Caá Catí
RN 120 to Yacyretá Dam
RP 41 to Colonia Carlos Pellegrini
Missions
RN 105 a Apostles / Av. Costanera
RP 103 to Leandro N. Alem / Av. San Martín a Santa Ana
RP 210 to Colonia Alberdi / Alberdi Street
RP 7 to Aristobulus of the Valley
RP 8 to Santa Rita
RP 15 to Laharrague
RP 17 to Eldorado (centro) / Av. San Martín
RP 18 to Two Sisters
RP 19 to Wanda
RN 101 to Puerto Iguazú International Airport
Argentina
Brazil
Paraná
