Brazil Highways

Highways are crucial to agricultural logistics in most of Brazil because of a lack of railroads or waterways.  

Ministry of Transportation: Brazil has 1,580,000 km of roads and highways of which 87% are unpaved.

Cargo shipped via highways represented 65.64% of all cargo shipped in Brazil in 2010 versus a total of 64.94% in 2008.

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Amazonas - Roramia - Pará - Tocantins

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Maranhao  -  Piaui  -  Rio Grande do Norte  -  Paraiba  -  Pernambuco  -  Alagoas  -  Bahia

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Goiás  -  Mato Grosso  -   Mato Grosso do Sul

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Minas Gerias  -  Espírito Santo  -  Rio de Janeiro  -  São Paulo

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Paraná  -  Santa Catarina  -  Rio Grande do Sul

BR 163 Mato Grosso