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Mexican Federal Highway 110D

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Toll highway in Mexico
Federal Highway 110D shield Federal Highway 110D
Carretera federal 110D
Libramiento Norte de La Piedad
Route information
Maintained by Empresas ICA (Autovía)
Length21.389 km (13.291 mi)
ExistedNovember 2012–present
Major junctions
West end Fed. 110 west of La Piedad, Michoacán by El Salitre
Major intersections Fed. 84 north of La Piedad, in Guanajuato
East end Fed. 90 at Laguna Larga de Cortés, Guanajuato
Location
CountryMexico
Highway system

Federal Highway 110D, also known as the Libramiento Norte de La Piedad, is a toll highway bypassing La Piedad, Michoacán. The road is operated by Empresas ICA. It opened to traffic in 2012 and bypasses La Piedad to the north, passing through Michoacán, Jalisco and Guanajuato.

“Libramiento Norte De La Piedad" passes through small “ranchos” but no exits or major junctions through them. 110D passes through the local “ranchos” or cities/towns of La Laguna De Cortes, El Guayabito De Pedroza, La Sarna, Los Ocotes, Estacion La Piedad, Santa Ana Pacueco, (Now in Michoacán) La Calerita, Quesera De Cortes, Capilla De Morales, (Now in Jalisco) Charapuato. (Again in Michoacán) Palo Blanco Del Salto, El Aguaje, and El Salitre. *All “ranchos”, cities/towns are in a 2-mile radius of the location to the Tollway NO MAJOR JUNCTIONS OR EXITS LEADING TO PLACES EXCEPT La Laguna De Cortes and Palo Blanco Del Salto.*


Attractions Near 110D include El Salto a 30-meter waterfall in the Lerma River.

References

  1. Datos Viales - Jalisco, SCT, 2016

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