Anel Viário José Magalhães Teixeira
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| Anel Viário de Campinas Rodovia do Contorno |
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Map of the Highway Ring of Campinas
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View of the first kilometer of Rodovia José Magalhães Teixeira.
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| Maintained by Rota das Bandeiras | |
| Length | 12 km (7 mi)
18 km (11 mi) total (6 km extension) as of 2015.
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| Restrictions | Some sections of the South Segment are still in construction (they will be completed in 2017). |
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| Beltway around Campinas, Brazil | |
| North end |
Rodovia Dom Pedro I Complexo Viário Abram Steinberg in Campinas, SP |
 SP-91
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| South end |
Rodovia Anhanguera in Valinhos, SP |
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Highways in Brazil |
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Rodovia Anhanguera in Valinhos, SP
Rodovia dos Bandeirantes in Campinas, SP (2015)
Rodovia Miguel Melhado Campos in Campinas, SP (2016)
The Rodovia José Magalhães Teixeira (official designation SP-083) is the Campinas Beltway (in Portuguese: Anel Viário de Campinas), a ring of high-speed highways surrounding the city of Campinas, in the state of São Paulo, Brazil. The Campinas Beltway is the Northern vertex of the Macrometropolitan Highway System of Greater São Paulo and one of the few complete metropolitan beltways in the country. It is an extensive structure, which directly interconnects 6 large double-lane highways to all quadrants of the state. Furthermore, it is superdimensioned, i.e., it has enough capacity to accommodate huge traffic loads without getting congested, even in peak hours.
It is also known as Rodovia do Contorno and it is maintained by Rota das Bandeiras.
The beltway itself is formed by a short (12 km) connection between the highways Rodovia Anhanguera and Rodovia Dom Pedro I (East Segment), and those highways (West and North Segments, respectively). They encircle the urban core of Campinas, with a total length of 42 km.
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