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ARG - ARGENTINA
SAN JUAN - COQUIMBO - SAN JUAN
Description  
Location San Juan
J - San Juan - Nuevo Cuyo

International event, raced in Argentina and Chile. The route crossed the Andes Mountain Range, reaching a maximum altitude of 4,722 m above sea level.
Latitude - Longitude (approx) - 31°32'00"     - 68°31'00"     (approx)
-31.533333     -68.516667     (approx)
UTM Coordinates (approx) X = 545883.347  -  Y = 6511187.706  -  Zone 19J     (approx)
Aerial photo / Map (*) Aerial photo / Map (*) OpenStreetMap  -   Aerial photo / Map (*) Google Maps  -   Aerial photo / Map (*) Bing Maps  -   Aerial photo / Map (*) Zoom Earth  -   Aerial photo / Map (*) Wikimapia
Altitude AMSL 4722 m - 15492 ft
Inauguration April 7th 1966
Closing March 7th 1971
Designer  
Sources and links (Translation) (**)
(1) Argentinian Spanish Forum Forum --> Latin America --> Argentina --> Circuitos Argentinos [ESP] (with description and map)
(2) Argentinian Spanish Automundo 202/1969 (page 27) March 18th 1969
(3) Argentinian Spanish El Gráfico 2632/1970 (page 14) March 17th 1970
(4) Argentinian Spanish Manual, Guia, Enciclopedia, Cronica y Diccionario del Automovilismo Author: Alberto Del Priore - Published by: Argentina Editorial IRCLA - Published in: Buenos Aires, Argentina
 		1971
(5) Argentinian Spanish Automundo 302/1971 (page 19) March 2nd 1971
(6) Argentinian Spanish Automundo 303/1971 (page 32) March 7th 1971
(7) Argentinian Spanish Parabrisas Corsa 255/1971 (page 14) 1971 Race Report (with map) March 9th 1971
(8) Argentinian Spanish Historia Deportiva del Automovilismo Argentino Author: Alfredo Parga - Published by: La Nación - Published in: Argentina
 		1995

(*) NOTE: a complete and detailed view of the circuit can be found (if available) on Street View by Google Maps and/or Bird's Eye and 3D views by Bing Maps for Enterprise (former Microsoft Virtual Earth): both can be reached using their own link in Aerial photo / Map cell.

(**) For on-line not-English speaking sources, click on each small flag and you open the corresponding Google Translator page with automatic translation.

Carrera San Juan - Coquimbo - San Juan
Description In 1971 the race was held in two stages: the first stage from San Juan to Coquimbo on Friday March 5th and the return on Sunday March 7th on the same route as the first stage. I don't know if in previous editions the route was divided in the same way.
Years 1966÷1971÷?
Direction  
Progetto Proposal NO
No longer operational YES
Car Circuit YES
Motorbike circuit  
Type Road course
Inauguration April 7th 1966
Closing March 7th 1971
Last update of this page December 18th 2025
Info last update  
Designer  
Distinctive points Ciudad De San Juan (ARG) - Albardon (ARG) - Matagusanos (ARG) - Talacasto (ARG) - Baños (ARG) - Cienaga (ARG) - El Colorado (ARG) - Iglesia (ARG) - Pismanta (ARG) - Peñasquito (ARG) - Arrequintin (ARG) - Paso De Agua Negra (ARG) - Limite Argentina-Chile - Tranque La Laguna (CHI) - Juntas (CHI) - Huanta (CHI) - Rivadavia (CHI) - Vicuña (CHI) - El Molle (CHI) - Las Rojas (CHI) - La Serena (CHI) - Coquimbo - Las Rojas (CHI) - El Molle (CHI) - Vicuña (CHI) - Rivadavia (CHI) - Cienaga (ARG) - Huanta (CHI) - Juntas (CHI) - Tranque La Laguna (CHI) - Limite Argentina-Chile - Paso De Agua Negra (ARG) - Arrequintin (ARG) - Peñasquito (ARG) - Pismanta (ARG) - Iglesia (ARG) - El Colorado (ARG) - Baños (ARG) - Talacasto (ARG) - Matagusanos (ARG) - Albardon (ARG) - Ciudad De San Juan (ARG)
length 956.2  km    594.171  mi Total (1)
length 478.1  km    297.086  mi Going only (1)
length 478.1  km    297.086  mi Return only (1)


Updates
Date Track layout Years Description by Map by Thanks to Note
December 18th 2025     Guido de Carli     Update Description
January 9th 2010 Carrera San Juan - Coquimbo - San Juan 1966÷1971÷? Guido de Carli   Luis Alberto González New Description without map
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