Viedma

ZIP Code 8500 | National Dialing 02920 | International Dialing +54 2920

How to get there

By car:
From Buenos Aires, leaving to the south along national route 3 passing by Cañuelas, Tres Arroyos, and Cnel Dorrego you get to Bahia Blanca, then take national route 3 and continue to Carmen de Patagones and Viedma.

From Neuquén along national route 22 you travel through the High and the Low Valley of the Rio Negro until Médanos and there you turn to the east along national route 3 to Viedma.

Distances from Viedma to:

Bahia Blanca 275 km
Buenos Aires 963 km
Bariloche 845 km
Comodoro Rivadavia 894 km
El Calafate 1785 km
Esquel 1109 km
Neuquén 564 km
Puerto Madryn 447 km
Rawson 528 km
Rio Gallegos 1682 km
Rio Grande 2028 km
Santa Cruz 1520 km
Santa Rosa 607 km
Trelew 509 km
Ushuaia 2622 km

Air Transportation

Aerolíneas Argentinas	Colón 212 Tel: 0-810-222-86527 / 42-3033 e-mail
LADE	Saavedra 576 Tel: 42-4420 e-mail

Land Transportation

Andesmar	Terminal de Ómnibus - L. 1 Tel: 42-2529 e-mail
Ceferino	Schieroni 383 Tel: 42-6691
Centenario	Tel: 42-6611
Central Argentino	Tel: 42-5592
Codao	Tel: 42-2748
Don Otto	Tel: 42-5952
El Cóndor	Tel: 42-5952
Fredes Free Time	M. Aguiar 280 Tel: 43-1015 e-mail
La Cipolleña - La Puntual	Tel: 42-2748
Las Grutas	Tel: 42-5952
Mansilla	Tel: 42-7003
Plusmar	Terminal de Ómnibus - L. 8 Tel: 42-4542 e-mail
Río Paraná	Tel: 43-0639 e-mail
Transportadora Patagónica	Tel: 42-8091
Transporte Central Argentino	Tel: 43-0578
Transportes Ptagónicos	Tel: 42-5952
TUS - TUP	Tel: 42-5952
Vía Bariloche	Terminal de Ómnibus - L. 7 Tel: 42-5500/01 e-mail

Railways

Tren Patagónico

Estación de Tren Tel: (02944) 42-2450 e-mail

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