The Incan Empire included modern-day Peru and Ecuador, and parts of Bolivia, Chile, and Argentina. It was held together by a vast road system connecting the coastal regions to the many valleys the Incans controlled. The terrain is so rough, and their empire so large, that scholars today are not sure exactly how large their road system was! Estimates range from 14,000 to 25,000 miles of road (or 22,500 km and 40,000 km).
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