Martín Rodríguez
The Campo Quijano bypass is currently in its final stages of construction, designed to link routes 51 and 36. This important infrastructure project is funded by the mining sector and is being carried out by REMSa in collaboration with Vialidad de Salta.
The primary objective of the bypass is to redirect heavy vehicle traffic away from the urban area of Campo Quijano, enhancing safety and reducing congestion in the town.
At this stage of the project, two bridges for sewage management are under construction, while work continues on the release of the trace and the fabrication of gabions.
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Alberto Castillo, head of REMSa, stated, “We are in the final stages of the project, with just 1.5 kilometers remaining until we connect with Route 36 and can open it to traffic.”
He added, “The next phase will focus on the paving work.”
This project entails the construction of an alternative route in Campo Quijano, designed to link National Route 51 with Provincial Route 36. The objective is to reduce heavy traffic through the town's center, improving accessibility and safety for residents.
This work financed entirely by mining, Will generate great economic, comercial and industrial developmet for the sector and Will imply, added value to the production and marketing of lithium.
In addition, it leads to an important generation of employment and progress for the department.
The president of RREMSa, Alberto Castillo, the director of Salta Roads, Gonzalo Macedo, the mayor of Campo Quijano, Lino Yonar and concilors for the municipalityt oured the work.
