Puerto Rico Highway 102

Highway in Puerto Rico

Major junctionsWest end

PR-104 in Miradero–Algarrobos–Mayagüez barrio-puebloMajor intersections

PR-2 in Mayagüez barrio-pueblo
PR-64 / PR-3342 in Mayagüez barrio-pueblo
PR-63 in Sábalos–Mayagüez barrio-pueblo
PR-100 in Miradero
PR-103 in Cabo Rojo barrio-pueblo–Monte Grande–Bajura
PR-318 in Maresúa
PR-114 in Sabana Grande Abajo–Maresúa
PR-166 in Sabana Grande Abajo–Maresúa
PR-122 in Retiro
PR-2 in Minillas

East end

PR-121 / PR-368 in Sabana Grande barrio-pueblo LocationCountryUnited StatesTerritoryPuerto RicoMunicipalitiesMayagüez, Cabo Rojo, San Germán, Sabana Grande Highway system

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Puerto Rico Highway 102 (PR-102) is a main highway in the southwestern portion of the Porta del Sol region of Puerto Rico. It begins at Puerto Rico Highway 2 north of central Mayagüez and runs through the municipalities of Cabo Rojo and San Germán, coming to an end in downtown Sabana Grande.^[3]

Route description

Mayagüez

PR-102 begins as a short two-lane road at an intersection with north of the Mar y Sol neighborhood. The road travels southwest down a relatively steep slope for approximately 0.23 miles where it comes to an intersection with the six-lane, north–south, arterial Avenida Comercio/PR-64 and the secondary, east–west, Calle Concordia/PR-3342. PR-102 replaces PR-64 southbound into where it runs through the Concordia Public Housing Complex until reaching a crossing at Yagüez River where it enters the industrial area immediately west of central Mayagüez. After crossing the Yagüez, the road decreases to four-lanes unofficially since there is an absence of pavement markings along this stretch. It is through this area that PR-102 has direct access to two of downtown Mayagüez's major streets Calle Méndez Vigo and Calle de la Candelaria, formerly McKinley Street. A half mile south of the river crossing, PR-102 enters a new traffic pattern and once again becomes a six-lane divided boulevard named Bulevar Guanajibo which travels directly adjacent to the numerous public housing complexes in the area. This area is currently under construction in preparation for hosting the 2010 Central American and Caribbean Games which includes the construction of two new stadiums and a waterfront promenade. Further south, after crossing the Guanajibo River, the route retains its name but once again becomes a two-lane road as it passes through Mayagüez's coastal neighborhoods.

Cabo Rojo

PR-102 continues to run south along the coastline where it enters Cabo Rojo, eventually passing through the seaside resort and fishing village of Joyuda. After leaving Joyuda, PR-102 curves eastward as Calle Pedro Albizu Campos. The highway intersects PR-100 just outside downtown Cabo Rojo. It enters the town as Calle Nuevo Carbonell and shares some of its length with PR-103 for a little over a half mile.

San Germán

Once exiting the town, the route travels a short distance through countryside until entering downtown San Germán as Calle Comercio Luna.

Sabana Grande

After leaving San Germán, the road once again travels through rural communities until it intersects PR-2 just outside downtown Sabana Grande. It enters Sabana Grande as Calle Francisco Mariano Quiñones, where it terminates south of the town plaza at the intersection of Calle 65 de Infanteria (65th Infantry Street)/PR-120 and PR-121 which continues along Francisco Mariano Quinon Street.^[4]

PR-102 east between Santana and Rayo barrios
PR-2 west approaching exit 181 to PR-102 in Rayo barrio

Major intersections

Municipality	Location	km^[1]^[2]	mi	Destinations	Notes
Mayagüez	Miradero–Algarrobos– Mayagüez barrio-pueblo tripoint	0.0	0.0	PR-104 (Carretera Dr. Victoriano Quintana Muñiz) – Mayagüez	Western terminus of PR-102
	Mayagüez barrio-pueblo	0.3	0.19	PR-2 (Expreso Miguel A. García Méndez) – Mayagüez, Aguadilla	No left turn from PR-2 southbound; no access across PR-2
		0.6– 0.7	0.37– 0.43	PR-64 (Avenida Alcalde Benjamín Cole Vázquez) / PR-3342 (Calle Concordia) to PR-3341 – Mayagüez
		1.6– 1.7	0.99– 1.1	PR-3342 (Calle Concordia) – Mayagüez
	Sábalos–Mayagüez barrio-pueblo line	3.5	2.2	PR-63 (Avenida William C. Dunscombe) – Hormigueros, Aguadilla
Cabo Rojo	Miradero	17.3	10.7	PR-308 – Puerto Real
	Miradero	19.3	12.0	PR-100 (Avenida Antonio J. "Tony" Fas Alzamora) – Cabo Rojo, Mayagüez
	Cabo Rojo barrio-pueblo–Bajura– Miradero tripoint	20.1	12.5	PR-311 – Guanajibo
	Cabo Rojo barrio-pueblo	20.4	12.7	PR-103 (Calle Salvador Brau) – Boquerón	Western terminus of PR-103 concurrency
	Monte Grande–Bajura line	21.3	13.2	PR-103 – Hormigueros	Eastern terminus of PR-103 concurrency
	Monte Grande–Bajura line	24.8	15.4	PR-310 – Monte Grande
San Germán	Maresúa–Sabana Eneas line	27.6	17.1	PR-317 – Hormigueros
	Maresúa	28.8	17.9	PR-314 – Cotuí
	Maresúa	29.6	18.4	PR-318 south – Lajas
	Sabana Grande Abajo–Maresúa line	29.9	18.6	PR-114 west – Hormigueros, Mayagüez
	Sabana Grande Abajo–Maresúa line	30.8– 30.9	19.1– 19.2	PR-166 east (Avenida Jorge Alberto Ramos Comas) – Sabana Grande
	San Germán barrio-pueblo	31.8– 31.9	19.8– 19.8	PR-101 (Calle Lorencita Ramírez de Arellano) – Lajas
		32.1	19.9	PR-347 (Avenida del Veterano) – Sabana Grande Abajo	One-way street
		32.4	20.1	PR-360 (Calle Luz Celenia Tirado) – Caín Bajo
	Retiro	32.9	20.4	PR-122 – Mayagüez, Ponce
		35.1– 35.2	21.8– 21.9	PR-118 – Lajas
		35.3	21.9	PR-329 – Minillas
	Minillas	37.1	23.1	PR-3363 – Soltero
	Minillas	39.2	24.4	PR-2 (Expreso Roberto Sánchez Vilella) – Mayagüez, Ponce	PR-2 exit 181; diamond interchange
Sabana Grande	Rayo–Santana line	40.0	24.9	PR-363 – Santana
Sabana Grande	Sabana Grande barrio-pueblo	41.6	25.8	PR-121 south (Avenida Vicente Quilinche) / PR-368 (Calle Francisco Mariano Quiñones) – Yauco	Eastern terminus of PR-102
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi Concurrency terminus Incomplete access

References

^ ^a ^b Google (26 March 2020). "PR-102 west" (Map). Google Maps. Google. Retrieved 26 March 2020.
^ ^a ^b Google (26 March 2020). "PR-102 east" (Map). Google Maps. Google. Retrieved 26 March 2020.
^ "Tránsito Promedio Diario (AADT)". Transit Data (Datos de Transito) (in Spanish). DTOP PR. pp. 55–56. Archived from the original on 1 April 2019.
^ National Geographic Maps (2011). Puerto Rico (Map). 1:125,000. Adventure Map (Book 3107). Evergreen, Colorado: National Geographic Maps. ISBN 978-1566955188. OCLC 756511572.