National Route 505 (Costa Rica)

National Route 505 (Costa Rica) is a national highway in Costa Rica connecting the Pan-American Highway (Route 1) with the city of San José. It primarily serves as a vital transportation artery for the communities and agricultural regions situated between the central valley and the Pacific coastal plains. The route is characterized by its relatively mountainous terrain in certain sections, necessitating a winding road design. While the exact length varies slightly depending on the source and measuring methodology, it generally spans approximately {{Units|km|convert=mi}} kilometers. The route plays a crucial role in facilitating the transport of agricultural goods, facilitating commerce and contributing significantly to the regional economy. Further development and improvements to the road infrastructure along Route 505 are ongoing to enhance transportation efficiency and safety. Specific details regarding the exact route, its junctions, and individual road characteristics, however, require more detailed surveying and documentation.