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Hermosillo-Bahía de Kino highway modernization reaches 95% completion

The modernization of the Hermosillo-Bahía de Kino highway in Sonora, Mexico, has reached 95 percent completion. Governor Alfonso Durazo Montaño reported that the project involves an investment of 500 million pesos.

The first stage of the work covers a 28.5-kilometer stretch between kilometer 10 and 38+500. As part of the infrastructure upgrade, the road width is being expanded from 12 meters to 19 meters, representing an increase of nearly 60 percent.

The project aims to improve mobility and connectivity between Hermosillo, Miguel Alemán, and Bahía de Kino. Key objectives include enhancing road safety, reducing travel times, and supporting regional growth in agriculture and tourism. Construction activities include terrain preparation, hydraulic and asphalt base installation, asphalt application, and the installation of horizontal and vertical signaling.

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Alfonso Durazo Montaño · Bahía de Kino · Government of Sonora · Hermosillo · Miguel Alemán

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