SP-147 (São Paulo highway)

SP-147, officially designated as Rodovia Engenheiro Paulo Nilo Romano, is a state highway located in the state of São Paulo, Brazil. It serves as an important link between several municipalities in the interior of the state.

The highway's primary function is to facilitate the flow of traffic and goods between agricultural and industrial centers. It provides access to areas known for their agricultural production, particularly sugarcane and citrus fruits, as well as connecting these regions to larger urban centers for distribution and trade.

SP-147 traverses varying terrain, including rolling hills and agricultural plains. The road infrastructure generally includes paved asphalt surfaces, with sections ranging from single-lane roads to divided highways depending on traffic volume and location. Maintenance and upgrades are periodically performed to ensure the highway's safety and efficiency.

The highway's course connects or passes near towns and cities such as Limeira, Piracicaba, and Mogi Mirim. Its location and connectivity make it a crucial artery for regional transportation and economic activity within the state of São Paulo. Road signs and markings conform to Brazilian highway standards.

While the specific length and detailed route information may vary depending on official updates from the Department of Roads (DER-SP) of the state of São Paulo, SP-147 plays a vital role in the overall road network of the region.