Lonquimay

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Lonquimay is the terminus of a broad gauge railway in Chile, which is often, still today, cited as the most practical railroad route over the Andes to Argentina. The line includes Las Raíces tunnel, 4,563 m, Chile's longest, but has not yet been extended beyond Lonquimay. There is a missing link between Lonquimay and Zapala in Argentina.

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