From Soyatita, Sinaloa To The South End of Mexican Federal Highway 24 Near Pericos, Sinaloa
The graded section of Mexican Federal Highway 24, the first 50 to 55 km. of which is not yet paved, commences again at the village of Soyatita, Sinaloa and extends approximation 130 km. in a southwesterly direction through Tameapa, Sinaloa and Badiraguato, Sinaloa to reach Mexican Federal Highway 15 in the vicinity of Pericos, Sinaloa. This is the eastern terminus of Mexican Federal Highway 24.
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