SP-595 (São Paulo highway)
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| Length | 120.847 km[1] (75.091 mi) |
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| Country | Brazil |
| State | São Paulo |
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SP-595 is a state highway in the state of São Paulo in Brazil.
Description
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Main points of passage: SP 300 (Castilho) – SP 310 – SP 320 – Santa Rita d'Oeste[2]
Sections
[edit]Gerson Dourado de Oliveira Highway
Section of SP-595 located between kilometers 000 and 050+150m of SP-595, passing through the municipalities of Castilho, Itapura, and Ilha Solteira. It is paved and approximately 50 km in length. Its current name was proposed by then state deputy Dalla Pria and sanctioned by Mario Covas.[2][3][4]
Barrage Workers Highway
Section of SP-595 located between kilometers 50.150m and 85.810m, passing through the municipalities of Ilha Solteira, Suzanápolis, Rubineia, and Santa Fé do Sul.[2]
Mayor Ettore Bottura Highway
This is the section between kilometers 85.810 and 113.110 of SP-595. Ettore Bottura, former mayor of Santa Fé do Sul, advocated for the original route of SP-595 to be changed and diverted to connect the Santa Fé do Sul region to Ilha Solteira, where the Ilha Solteira Hydroelectric Plant was being built.[2][5]
Characteristics
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Length
[edit]- Initial Km: 0.000
- Final Km: 120.847
Served localities
[edit]- Castilho
- Itapura
- Ilha Solteira
- Suzanápolis
- Rubinéia
- Esmeralda
- Santa Fé do Sul
- Nova Canaã Paulista
- Três Fronteiras
- Santa Rita d'Oeste
References
[edit]- ^ "Pesquisa de Rodovias". DER/SP. Retrieved 2023-03-10.
- ^ a b c d "DER/SP: Descriptive List of State Highways". www.der.sp.gov.br. Retrieved 2021-04-10.
- ^ Alesp Bill
- ^ Law No. 9,158 of 1995
- ^ "Santa Fé do Sul / Event celebrates naming of SP-595 - "Mayor Ettore Bottura"". Informa Mais. 2017-09-04. Retrieved 2021-04-16.
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