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| Length | 215.930 km (134.173 mi) |
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| Country | Brazil |
| State | São Paulo |
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SP-127 is a state highway in the state of São Paulo in Brazil.
The highway bears the following names along its route:
Name: Fausto Santomauro Highway
Name: Cornélio Pires Highway
Name: Antonio Romano Schincariol Highway
Name: Professor Francisco da Silva Pontes Highway
| Km | Municipality | Immediate Geographic Region |
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| 0 | Rio Claro | Rio Claro |
| 15 | Piracicaba | Piracicaba |
| 44 | Rio das Pedras | |
| 47 | Saltinho | |
| 54 | Rio das Pedras | |
| 59 | Tietê | Sorocaba |
| 86 | Cerquilho | |
| 98 | Tatuí | Tatuí |
| 129 | Itapetininga | Itapetininga |
| 188 | São Miguel Arcanjo | |
| 192 | Capão Bonito | Itapeva |
Cornélio Pires Highway
The highway connects Tietê to Piracicaba, passing through the municipalities of Saltinho and Rio das Pedras. It is currently managed by the concessionaire Rodovias das Colinas and includes a toll plaza along the route.
In 2018, the section between km 55 and km 58, between Rio das Pedras and Saltinho, was duplicated (expanded to dual carriageway).
Cornélio Pires (1884–1958), the namesake of the highway, was born in the city of Tietê and was a Brazilian journalist, writer, folklorist, businessman, and cultural activist.
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