BR-277

BR-277 is a federal highway in the Brazilian state of Paraná, running from the border with Argentina in the city of Foz do Iguaçu to the city of Guarapuava. The highway is approximately 637 kilometers long and is an important route for both commercial and tourist traffic in the region. BR-277 is a toll road, with several toll booths along the route.

The highway passes through various cities and towns in Paraná, including Cascavel, Campo Largo, and Curitiba, the state capital. BR-277 is a well-maintained road, with multiple lanes in each direction in most sections. The highway also connects to other major highways in the region, providing access to the coast and other parts of southern Brazil.

BR-277 is heavily used by trucks transporting goods between Brazil and Argentina, as well as by tourists visiting popular attractions such as the Iguaçu Falls. The highway is also important for local commuters and businesses in Paraná. Travelers on BR-277 can expect to encounter regular rest stops, gas stations, and dining options along the route. Description by ChatGPT.