README.md

Routes are included whether or not they are signed.

Sources:

• Maps: https://www.caminos.gob.gt/mapas-de-la-red-vial.html (2017; department maps are from 2014) https://www.caminos.gob.gt/inguat-civ.html
• Logs: https://www.caminos.gob.gt/rutas-registradas.html https://www.covial.gob.gt/tableros2019/archivo_publico/Articulo10/inciso5/POA2022/download.php?file=POA+2022+UV.pdf (pp. 23-33)

Notes on routes:

• RN1's route thru Totonicapán, Quetzaltenango, and San Pedro-San Marcos may be wrong (if they are even defined in any official way).
• RN1: what is CPR20?
• RN1 is signed both ways (via RN1 and via RDSM44) between San Marcos and Esquipulas Palo Gordo.
• RN2 and RDSRO26 are swapped south of their intersection on the INGUAT map vs. other maps. The INGUAT map has been chosen since it seems to be more up-to-date.
• RN5 has at least one sign pointing it via RDGUA18.
• RN5's route thru Rabinal and San Miguel Chicaj may be wrong.
• RN7E's east end may be wrong.
• RN7W's transition point into RN12N is very rough.
• RN7W's route thru San Ildefonso Ixtahuacán may be wrong.
• RN7W's route thru San Miguel Uspantán may be wrong.
• RN8's south end may be wrong.
• RN12S's south and north ends may be wrong.
• RN13's route thru Flores Costa Cuca may be wrong.
• RN14's route thru Antigua Guatemala may be wrong.
• RN15 seems to have a gap between Tecpán and Las Trampas; the 2017 map shows an unpaved road but there is nothing on the INGUAT map and no thru road seems to exist.
• RN19 is assumed to bypass Sanarate.
• RN21's west end may be wrong.
• RN23's west end may be wrong.

Mexico-style shields?

A km post with a shield, including the section number 02 of RN 15