List of state highways in Rio Grande do Sul

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Highway shield from RS-122, a road in the Serra Gaucha (Gaucho Range) that is part of the Caminhos da Colonia (Paths of the Colony) tourist route that passes through cities settled by Italian immigrants. Rs-122 shield.svg
Highway shield from RS-122, a road in the Serra Gaúcha (Gaucho Range) that is part of the Caminhos da Colônia (Paths of the Colony) tourist route that passes through cities settled by Italian immigrants.
Highway location marker from RS-235, one of the roads that is part of the Rota Romantica (Romantic Road route) in southern Brazil that passes through cities settled by German immigrants. Rs-235 km17.png
Highway location marker from RS-235, one of the roads that is part of the Rota Romântica (Romantic Road route) in southern Brazil that passes through cities settled by German immigrants.
Highway shield from RS-389, a road that passes by one of the state's beaches. Rs-389 shield.svg
Highway shield from RS-389, a road that passes by one of the state's beaches.

This is a list of state highways in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. [1]

Contents

Radial Highways

North-South Highways

East-West Highways

Diagonal highways

Linking Highways

Secondary Highways

See also

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References

  1. ↑ "Sistema Rodoviário Estadual". Departamento Autônomo de Estradas de Rodagem. December 2022. Archived from the original on 2023-03-11. Retrieved 2023-03-11.
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