Mexican Federal Highway 24 - The Start of Mexican Federal Highway 24 in The North

The Start of Mexican Federal Highway 24 in The North

Mexican Federal Highway 24 starts in the north at an intersection with the Mexican Federal Highway 16 toll highway. This intersection is at a point measured on the toll highway 16 that is 66 km. west of Ciudad Cuauhtémoc and 38 km. east of Chihuahua.

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