History of highway

development in India
Posted Date: 20 Jul 2012 |Updated: 20-Jul-2012 |Category: General |Author: Ujjal Roy |
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In this article I am going to discuss the history of

development of modern highways in India. Indian
civilization, being one of the oldest in the world (4000 to 3000
BC), witnessed the growth and development of roads along
with her own development. Thus, while tracing out tracing
out the history of development of roads in India, one is to
study it along with the development in the political,
economic and cultural life of this country.

Pre-historic period:
The history of roads is as old as the history of man on earth. The prehistoric men traced out a narrow way for going out for hunting the
food. The narrow way was as footpath or pathway. The pathway is
considered as the first road mark laid on the surface of earth. The
utility and necessity of pathway gradually developed with the
introduction of wheeled carts. The pathway was widened into
a roadway which was the beginning of road as a means of
communication and transport.

Roads under early Indian rulers:

Ancient history of India reveals that long long ago; Indians knew the
science of road construction. The excavations
at Mohenjodaro and Harappa (Pakistan) have established that even
3500 years BC, there was a well designed network of roads, and
streets were paved at that time.
a. Aryan period:
During the Aryan period, there are references in Rig Veda (Part 1,
Para 5) about 'Mahapaths' as a means of communication. About 600
years B.C., a pucca road (6.1 m to 7.3 m wide) was built
in Rajgir (ancient Rajagriha) of Patna district by king Bimbisara. This
road was made of stones and is still in existence.
b. Mauryan period:
During this period, roads were developed on technical basis
specifications were laid down for width of roads, given to the surface
of roads and the convexity of road surface was compared to the back
of a tortoise.
Artha Shastra, the well known treatise on administration, gives a good
deal of information regarding roads along with specifications adopted
during Mauryan period. The book of Artha Shastra was written in
about 300 years B.C by Kautilya, the first prime minister of Emperor
Chandragopta Maurya.
Chandragopta Maurya(322-298 B.C.) took keen interest in the
maintenance and development of roads. He had a separate
department of communications to look after the public roads. He got
constructed the GT Road connecting North-West frontier with capital
Patliputra, the modern Patna. He also got fixed some sign post in the
form of pillars and mile stones along the road side at regular intervals.
Emperor Ashoka took special interest in the improvement of roads and
provided facilities to the travelers. Such facilities were in the form of
plantation of trees, digging walls and constructing rest houses at about
4.8 to 6.4 kms distance along the roads. The famous Chinese traveler

Fahien had spoken very highly of the roads of that time in the record
of his travel.

Roads during the Mughal period:

The roads were very greatly improved in India during the Mughal
period. Chahar Gulshan, which was written in eighteenth century,
gives an information regarding 24 important roads which formed the
network of roads in India during the Mughal period. The road system
in those days was considered as one of the best road systems in the
world.
The road from Delhi to Daultabad was constructed by Mohamad
Tughlag. Sher Shah Suri got constructed the longest road i.e. the road
from Punjab to Bengal. The present Grand Trunk Road forms the
grater part of the Old Shershahi road, also called Badshahi sarak. The
road from Agra to Allahabad and that from Ujjain to Bijapur were also
got constructed by Muslim Emperor. Many of roads, constructed
during Mughal period exist even today.

Roads during the British rule:

The economic and political shifts caused much damage in the
maintenance of road transportation. Thus, with the fall Mughal Empire,
the condition of roads became deteriorated.
At the beginning of the British period, a number of old Mughal roads,
connecting important military and business centers were metal led and
some new roads were constructed by Military boards during the time
of Lord William Bentinck. But the administration of roads under military
boards was not a satisfactory arrangement. It was only during the

administration of Lord Dalhousie that the central public works

department was established to look after the construction and
maintenance of roads. Later, such departments were created in other
provinces also. Lord Mayo and Lord Rippon contributed a lot in the
development of roads because the affairs of construction and
maintenance of roads came. Later, such departments were created in
other provinces also. Lord Mayo and Lord Rippon contributed a lot in
the development of roads because the affairs of construction and
maintenance of roads came directly under the control of Local bodies.
With the development of Railways in India, the road development
received a serious set back. The work of road construction and
maintenance was given a secondary importance and thus the roads
gradually lost the interest of the government.
Major roads, except those of military importance, mainly centered on
the feeder roads to railways. Thus, the outlook on road development
was completely changed and they were considered to be only of local
importance. According to Government. of India Act of 1919, the affairs
of all the roads, except those of military importance and certain other
roads of national importance were transferred from the central
government. to the provincial governments. The provincial
governments, in their turn, took over the direct responsibility of
construction and maintenance of roads of provincial importance and
placed the grater part of road mileage in the charge of local bodies.
After World War-1, motor transport came to the fore-front which
created revolution in India's transportation system. Under the
continued effect of high speed motor transport, the existing roads
soon get deteriorated. The local bodies, with their limited financial and
meagre technical resources, could not deal with the situation properly
and with the increased motor traffic, the condition of roads went from
bad to worse. Then the central government. took the following steps
towards the development of roads:
a. Appointment of Jayakar committee:
In 1972, the central government. appointed the Jayakar committee

under the chairmanship of DR. M.R. Jayakar to report on the condition

of the existing roads and to suggest ways and means for their future
development. In 1928, the Jayakar committee recommended that
since the provincial governments and the local bodies were unable to
look after all the roads and therefore, the central government. should
look after all the important roads of national importance.
b. Creation of central road fund:
On recommendation of the Jayakar committee, the central road fund
was enforced on first march, 1929. The petrol tax surcharge at the
rate of two annas per gallon (2.64 paise per liters) of the petrol
consumed by motor traffic was imposted to build the road
development fund. Out of annual revenue, thus collected, 20% was to
be retained by the central government. for meeting expenses on the
on the administration purpose, research and the development of roads
under it's charge. The balance 80% of the central road fund was to be
distributed among the provinces, according to their petrol
consumption, for maintenance and construction of roads.
c. Indian roads congress:
In 1934, a semi-official technical body known as Indian Roads
Congress (IRC) was established by the central government as per
recommendation of the Jayakar committee. This body was formed of
national importance for controlling standardization, specifications and
recommendations regarding design and construction of roads and
bridges. But the economic depression during that time delayed the
road development programmes.
After World War II, there was a revolution in respect of automobiles
using the roads in our country. The road development at that time
could not keep pace with the rapid increase in road vehicles and
therefore, the existing roads started deteriorating fast. This
necessitated proper highway planning by the authorities.
Nagpur plan:
In 1934, a conference of the chief engineers of central and state

government was convened by the central government at Nagpur. It is

a landmark in the history of road development in India since it was the
first attempt to prepare road development programme in a planned
manner. That conference finalized a twenty year road development
plan (1943-1963) popularly known as the Nagpur Plan.
According to that plan, all roads were classified into four broad
categories namely National Highways, State Highways, District Roads
and Village Roads. It was also recommended that the central
government. should assume complete financial liability for
construction and maintenance of roads classified as National
Highways and the construction of roads of national importance was
made the responsibility of the central government.

Roads during the post independence

period:
After independence, the government. of India started taking much
interest towards the development of roads in the country. The Nagpur
plan targets were mostly achieved by 1960 through the first and
second five year (1951-56 and 1956-61).
The various steps taken by the Government. of India towards the
development of roads in the country after independence are described
here:
a. Central road research institute:
In 1950, Central Road Research Institute (CRRI) was started at New
Delhi. This institute is considered as one of the National laboratories
of the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research in India. This
institute is mainly engaged in applied research and offers technical

advice to state governments on various problems concerning to

roads.
b. National highway act:
In 1956, the National Highway Act was passed. According to this act,
the responsibility of development and maintenance of National
Highways was given provisionally to the central government.
Road development plan(1961-81):
In 1958, the next Twenty Years Road Development Plan (1961-81)
was finalized at the meeting of Chief engineers of states. This is
popularly known as the Chief Engineer's Plan. In this plan, due
consideration was given to the future developments on various fields
of our country.
According to this Road Development Plan, the total length was almost
double to that of Nagpur Plan target. This plan aimed at bringing any
place in a well-developed agricultural area within 6.44 k from a
metalled road 2.41 km from any other category of road.
We can hope that better organizational arrangements and through
intensive future planning's, India will not only make up the deficiency
in roads but she will lead many other countries in this respect in near
future.

India has a road network of over 4,689,842 kilometres (2,914,133 mi) in 2013,[1]
[2]

the second largest road network in the world. At 0.66 km of roads per square

kilometre of land, the quantitative density of India's road network is similar to that
of the United States (0.65) and far higher than that of China (0.16) or Brazil
(0.20). However, qualitatively India's roads are a mix of modern highways and
narrow, unpaved roads, and are being improved. As of 2011, 54 percent about
2.53 million kilometres of Indian roads were paved.[2][3]
Adjusted for its large population, India has less than 3.8 kilometres of roads per
1000 people, including all its paved and unpaved roads. In terms of quality, all
season, 4 or more lane highways, India has less than 0.07 kilometres of
highways per 1000 people, as of 2010. These are some of the lowest road and
highway densities in the world. For context, United States has 21 kilometres of
roads per 1000 people, while France about 15 kilometres per 1000 people
predominantly paved and high quality in both cases. In terms of all season, 4 or
more lane highways, developed countries such as United States and France
have a highway density per 1000 people that is over 15 times as India.
India in its past did not allocate enough resources to build or maintain its road
network.[3] This has changed since 1995, with major efforts currently underway to
modernize the country's road infrastructure.[4]

NH76: Part of India's recently completed 4-lane Golden Quadrilateral highway network

NH75: Part of India's NS-EW Corridor highway network spanning 7000 kilometres

As of April 2015, India had completed and placed in use over 24,000 kilometres
of recently built 4 or 6-lane highways connecting many of its major manufacturing
centres, commercial and cultural centres.[5][6] The rate of new highway
construction across India accelerated after 1999, but has slowed in recent years.
Policy delays and regulatory blocks reduced the rate of highway construction
awards to just 500 kilometers of new road projects in 2013.[7] Major projects are
being implemented under the National Highways Development Project, a
government initiative. Private builders and highway operators are also
implementing major projects - for example, the Yamuna Expresswaybetween
Delhi and Agra was completed ahead of schedule and within budget,[8] while
the KMP Expressway started in 2006 is far behind schedule, over budget and
incomplete.[9]
According to 2009 estimates by Goldman Sachs, India will need to invest US$1.7
trillion on infrastructure projects before 2020 to meet its economic needs, a part
of which would be in upgrading India's road network.[10] The Government of
India is attempting to promote foreign investment in road projects.[10][11][12] Foreign
participation in Indian road network construction has attracted 45 international
contractors and 40 design/engineering consultants, with Malaysia, South
Korea, United Kingdom and United States being the largest players.[13

History[edit]
India highway density map in lane kilometers [14] per 100,000 people as of 2012. India's
average was 7.7 lane km per 100,000, compared to Japan's 49 lane km, and USA's 114
lane km per 100,000 people. Bihar, Uttar Pradesh and West Bengal had the lowest lane
kilometer densities in India.[15]

The first evidence of road development in the Indian subcontinent can be traced
back to approximately 2800 BC from the ancient cities
of Harrapa and Mohenjodaro of the Indus Valley Civilization. Ruling emperors
and monarchs of ancient India had constructed roads to connect the cities.
Archaeological excavations give us fresh information about road connectivity in
ancient India. The Grand Trunk Roadwas built by Sher Shah Suri in 1540-45
connecting Sonargaon near Dhaka in Bangladesh with Peshawar in modern-day
Pakistan linking several cities from in India.[16]
India inherited a poor road network infrastructure at the time of its independence
in 1947. Beyond that, between 1947 and 1988, India witnessed no new major
projects, and the roads were poorly maintained. Predominantly all roads were
single lane, and most were unpaved. India had no expressways, and less than
200 kilometers of 4-lane highways. In 1988, an autonomous entity called the
National Highways Authority of India was established in India by an Act of
Parliament, and came into existence on 15 June 1989. The Act empowered this
entity to develop, maintain and manage India's road network through National
Highways. However, even though the Authority was created in 1988, not much
happened till India introduced widespread economic liberalization in the early
1990s. Since 1995, the authority has privatized road network development in
India, and by May 2014 delivered a state wise lengths of over 92,851 kilometers
of National Highways, of which 22,757 kilometers are 4-lane or 6-lane modern
highways.[6][17][18]

Road transport is vital to India's economy. It enables the country's transportation

sector to contribute 4.7 percent towards Indias gross domestic product, in
comparison to railways that contributed 1 percent, in 20092010. Road transport
has gained in importance over the years despite significant barriers and
inefficiencies in inter-state freight and passenger movement compared to
railways and air. The government of India considers road network as critical to
the country's development, social integration and security needs of the country.[19]
India's road network carries over 65 percent of its freight and about 85 percent of
passenger traffic.[20]
Indian road network is administered by various government authorities, given
India's federal form of government. The table below describes the regulating
bodies.

Road classification

National Highways

State Highways

Authority responsible

Ministry of Road Transport &

Highways (Central government)

State governments (state's public

works department)

Major and other

Local governments, panchayats

district roads

and municipalities

Rural roads

Local governments, panchayats

and municipalities

Total kilometres
(as of 2011)

92,851[21][22]

1,63,898[23]

17,05,706[24]

27,49,805[24]

Roads[edit]
Expressways[edit]
Main article: Expressways in India

Mumbai Pune Expressway

Expressways make up approximately 1,208 km (751 mi) of India's road network, as
of 2013.[29][30] These high-speed roads are four-lane or six-lane, predominantly
access controlled. The 165 kilometer Yamuna Expressway, India's longest six-laned
controlled-access opened on 9 August 2012. [31]
While the start of several expressway projects such as the Ganga Expressway have
been delayed for 3 or more years, because of litigation and bureaucratic
procedures, India expects another 3,530 kilometres of expressways to come up by
2014 from the projects under construction. The government has drawn up a target
to lay 18,637 kilometre network of brand new expressways by 2022. [32] Most of the
existing expressways in India are toll roads.[30]
National Highways[edit]
Main article: National Highway (India)

Stretch of NorthSouth Corridor highway between Coimbatore andSalem in Tamil

Nadu

NH7 section of NSEW Corridorhighway in South India

The main highways running through the length and breadth of the country
connecting major ports, state capitals, large industrial and tourist centres, etc.
National Highways in India are designated as NH followed by the highway number.
Indian national highways are further classified based on the width of carriageway of
the highway. As of March 2012, India had completed and placed in use the following
newly built highways:[5]

5,846 kilometers of its 4-lane Golden Quadrilateral highway,

6,310 kilometres of its 4-lane NorthSouth and EastWest Corridor highway,

353 kilometres of 4-lane port connectivity highways,

4,553 kilometres of 4-lane inter-capital highways,

961 kilometres of 4-lane bypass and other national highways.

The above 17,700 kilometres of highways connect most of the major manufacturing
centers, commercial and cultural cities of India. [33] TheNational Highways Authority
of India (NHAI) is the authority responsible for the development, maintenance and
management of National Highways entrusted to it. The NHAI is undertaking the
developmental activities under National Highways Development Project (NHDP) in 5
phases. The NHAI is also responsible for implementing other projects on National
Highways, primarily road connectivity to major ports in India.
As of June 2012, under Phase I, II, III and V of India's national effort has already
finished and put in use about 18,000 kilometers of 4/6 lane highways. The country is
in process of building an additional 33,441 kilometers of 4 to 6 lanes, international
quality highways throughout India. Of this target, about 13,700 kilometers of
modern highways were under implementation in June 2012, and about 18,000
kilometers of highways have been identified for contract award. [6] India road
building rate has accelerated in recent years and averaged about 11 kilometers per
day in second half of 2011. The country targets to build 600 kilometers of modern
roads every month through 2014.

National Highway classification[6][34]

Lanes

Length (km)

Percentage

Single Lane / Intermediate lane

18,350

26%

Double lane

36031

51%

Four Lane/Six lane/Eight Lane

16,553

23%

Total

70,934

100%

State Highways[edit]
Main article: State highways in India

A state highway in Andhra Pradesh

State Governments have the authority and responsibility to build road networks and
state highways. Independent of the NHDP program, state governments have been
implementing a number of state highway projects since 2000. By 2010, state
highway projects worth $1.7 billion had been completed, and an additional $11.4
billion worth of projects were under implementation. [35] The State Highways provide
linkages with the National Highways, district headquarters, important towns, tourist
centers and minor ports and carry the traffic along major centers within the state.
Their total length is about 137,712 km.[36]
Major District Roads[edit]

A district road in Kerala

These are important roads within a district connecting areas of production with
markets and connecting these with each other or with the State Highways &
National Highways. It also connects Taluka headquarters and rural areas to District
headquarters within the state.

India has been adding paved single lane rural roads under itsPMGSY
initiative launched in 2000.[37]
Rural Roads[edit]
The rural roads in India forms a substantial portion of the Indian road network.
These roads are in poor shape, affecting the rural population's quality of life and
Indian farmer's ability to transfer produce to market post-harvest. Over 30 percent
of Indian farmer's harvest spoils post-harvest because of the poor infrastructure.
Many rural roads are of poor quality, potholed, and unable to withstand the loads of
heavy farm equipment. These roads are also far from all season, good quality 2-lane
or 4-lane highways, making economic resource flow slow, and logistical costs
between different parts of India one of the highest in the world. For the
development of these rural roads, Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (or "Prime
Minister Rural Roads Scheme"), was launched in December 2000 by the Indian
government to provide connectivity to unconnected rural habitations. The scheme
envisions that these roads will be constructed and maintained by the village
panchayats. In some parts of India, where the government has attempted to
manage it directly as a local social spending program, this program has produced
limited results and no lasting change over 10 years, in either the quality or quantity
of rural road network.[38]

In other parts of India, the Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana and a sister program
named Bharat Nirman (or Build India) have privatized the rural road construction
projects and deployed contractors. The effort has aimed to build all-season, single
lane, paved asphalted roads that connect India's rural and remote areas. A
significant portion of funding for these projects has come from the World
Bank and Asian Development Bank.[39] This has produced results, which are
presented in the table below.
Rural road network in India, trends over 10 years[37]
Kilomet
ers
in 2001

Kilometers
as of May
2011

Kilometers
under construction in
2011

Total rural roads

2.7
million

3.1 million

0.1 million

Paved, not maintained rural

roads

0.5
million

Unpaved rural roads

2.2
million

1.9 million

Paved, maintained rural

roads

728,871

53,634

New rural roads

322,900

82,743

A rural road in Jharkhand, an eastern state of India

In a 2011 report, The Economist noted the rural road scheme and Mahatma Gandhi
National Rural Employment Guarantee to be India's biggest single welfare project,
costing over $8 billion a year. Alone, it eats up over 3% of all public spending in
India. The report claims Jairam Ramesh, the minister in charge of the central
government department administering the program, criticises uneven, patchy
implementation of the scheme. He describes wasteful construction of items such as
roads that quickly crumble away. The results, in many areas, fall short of the huge

sums spent. The funds aimed to employ local villagers through their panchayats is
not changing the quality of rural roads, rather ending up in wasteful spending and
corrupt government officials pockets. The gloomiest estimates suggest two-thirds
of allocated scheme funds is being squandered. A review published by the Ministry
in September 2011 found that skilled technicians were unavailable at almost every
site. There were rules banning the use of machinery or contractors, labour is usually
by shovel, resulting in patchy construction of roads, drains, ponds, dams and other
assets that are of very poor quality. The government scheme has failed to improve
India's awful rural infrastructure. These rural roads get washed away each monsoon,
only to be rebuilt, badly, the following year. [40]

This is a list of National Highways of India sorted by highway number. On 28 April

2010, the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways officially published a new
numbering system for the national highway network in the Gazette of the
Government of India.[1][2] It is a systematic numbering scheme based on the
orientation and the geographic location of the highway. This was adopted to
ensure more flexibility and consistency in the numbering of existing and new
national highways.[3] According to the new system, all north-south oriented
highways will have even numbers increasing from the north to the south.
Similarly, all east-west oriented highways will have odd numbers increasing from
the east to the west of the country. In the new scheme, the single longest
national highway will be National Highway 44 which will run
fromSrinagar to Kaniyakumari.

NH No. - highway number

OSM Rel. - relation identifier and link to the road in OpenStreetMap

States - states through which the highway runs

Length - total length of the highway in kilometers

Route - major towns along the route with the previous highway
numbers shown in parentheses

N
H
N
o
.

O
S
M
Re
l.

31947
Jammu and Kashmir
91

States

Len
gth

Route

535 k
m
(332 m
i)

(NH1A) Uri, Baramula,

(NH1D) Srinagar, Kargil,
Leh

31948
Assam, Nagaland, Manipur,Mizoram
47

1,214
km
(754 m
i)

(NH37) NH15 near

Dibrugrah, Sibsagar,
(NH61) Jhanji, Amguri,
Mokokchung, Wohka,
(NH39) Kohima, (NH150)
Imphal, Churachandpur,
(NH54) Seling, Serchhip,
Lawngtla, Tuipang

102

32073
Manipur
33

107 k
m
(66 mi)

(NH39) NH2 near Imphal,

Moreh

202

32077
Nagaland, Manipur
89

460 k
m
(290 m
i)

(NH155) NH2 near

Mokokchung, Tuensang,
Sampurre, Meluri,
(NH150) Jessami, Ukhrul,
NH2 near Imphal

302

32084
Mizoram
81

10 km
(6.2 mi
)

(NH54A) NH2 near

Therait, Lunglei

502

32084
Mizoram
96

23 km
(14 mi)

(NH54B) NH2 near Venus

Saddle, Saiha

31952 Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan,Madhya

25
Pradesh,Maharashtra

1,190
km
(740 m

Agra, Dholpur, Morena,

Gwalior, Shivpuri, Guna,
Biaora, Shajapur, Maksi,

N
H
N
o
.

O
S
M
Re
l.

States

Len
gth

Route

i)

Dewas, Indore, Julwania,

Dhule, Nashik, Thane,
Mumbai

103

32089
Himachal Pradesh
59

58 km
(36 mi)

(NH88) NH3 near

Hamirpur, Bhota,
Ghumarwain, NH154 near
Ghaghas

303

32099
Himachal Pradesh
17

60 km
(37 mi)

(NH20A) NH154 near

Nagrota, (NH88) Daulatur,
Ranital, Jawalamukhi,
NH3 near Nadaun

Jharkhand

200 k
m
(120 m
i)

Pirpainti, Godda, Deoghar

133

503

32099
Himachal Pradesh
84

70 km
(43 mi)

(NH88) NH154 near

Mataur, Kangra, (NH20A)
Ranital, Dera Gopipur,
NH3 near Mubarakpur

703

32101
Punjab
16

144 k
m
(89 mi)

(NH71) NH44 near

Jaland, Nakodar,
Mahatpur, Moga, Badhni,
NH7 near Barnala

32102
Andaman & Nicobar
18

230 k
m
(140 m
i)

(NH223) Mayabandar,
Port Blair, Chiriyatapu

N
H
N
o
.

O
S
M
Re
l.

States

Len
gth

Route

(NH95) Firozepur, Moga,

Jagraon, Ludhiana,
(NH21) Kharar, (NH22)
Chandigarh, Kalka, Solan,
Shimla, Theog, Narkanda,
Rampur, Chini, Shipkila

31952 Punjab, Chandigarh,Haryana, Himachal

90
Pradesh

637 k
m
(396 m
i)

105

32104
Himachal Pradesh, Punjab,Haryana
67

67 km
(42 mi)

(NH21A) NH5 near

Pinjore, Baddi, Nalagarh,
NH205 near Swarghat

205

32104
Himachal Pradesh, Punjab
77

183 k
m
(114 mi
)

(NH21) Kharar Ropar,

Swarghat, (NH88) Nauni,
Darlaghat, NH5 near
Shimla

32579 Gujarat, Maharashtra,Chhattisgarh, Odis

07
ha,Jharkhand, West Bengal

1,873
km
(1,164
mi)

Surat, Dhule, Jalgaon,

Bhusaval, Akola,
Amravati, Nagpur,
Bhandara, Durg, Raipur,
Mahasamund, Sambalpur,
Kolkata

106

32589
Meghalaya
06

82 km
(51 mi)

(NH44E) Shillong,
Nongstoin

206

32589
Meghalaya
35

126 k
m
(78 mi)

(NH40) Jowai, Dauki,

Mylliem

306

32589
Assam, Mizoram
47

(NH54) Kolasib, Silchar

N
H
N
o
.

O
S
M
Re
l.

States

Len
gth

Route

31953 Punjab, Chandigarh,Haryana, Himachal

44
Pradesh, Uttarakhand

770 k
m
(480 m
i)

(NH10) Fazilka, (NH15)

Abohar, Malaut, (NH64)
Bathinda, Barnala,
Sangrur, Patiala, Rajpura,
(NH73) Panchkula, Raipur
Rani, (NH72)
Narayangarh, Dhanana,
Ponta-Sahib, Dehradun,
(NH58) Rishikesh,
Devprayag, Rudraprayag,
Karnaprayag, Chamoli,
Badrinath, Mana

107

32109
Uttarakhand
38

74 km
(46 mi)

(NH109) Rudraprayag,
Guptkashi Phata,
Gaurikund

307

32109
Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh
76

46 km
(29 mi)

(NH72A) Dehradun,
Mohand, Biharigarh,
Chhutmalpur

507

32114
Uttarakhand
87

109 k
m
(68 mi)

(NH123) Harbatpur,
Vikasnagar, Kalsi, Barkot,

707

32115
Himachal Pradesh,Uttarakhand
35

151 k
m
(94 mi)

(NH72B) Paonta Sahib,

Rajban, Shillai, Minas,
Minus-Tiuni, Hatkoti

907

32119 Himachal
48
Pradesh,Uttarakhand, Haryana

60 km
(37 mi)

(NH73A) Paonta Sahib,

Darpur, Ledi, Mustafabad,
Jagadhri, Yamuna Nagar

32119 Assam, Tripura

371 k

(NH44) Karimganj,

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65

108

109

309

509

Len
gth

m
(231 m
i)

32132
Tripura, Mizoram
12

Route

Patharkandi, Churaibari,
Ambasa, Teliamura,
Agartala, Udaipur,
Sabrum Indo

(NH44A) Namu, Mamit,

Lengpui, Sairang, Aizawl

31969 Punjab, Haryana, Delhi,Uttar

81
Pradesh, Uttarakhand

(NH10) Malaut, Dabwali,

Sirsa, Fatehabad, Hisar,
Hansi, Rohtak,
Bahadurgarh, (NH24)
811 km
Delhi, Ghaziabad,
(504 m
Moradabad, (NH87)
i)
Rampur, Bilaspur, (NH74)
Rudrapur, (NH125)
Sitarganj-Khatima,
Tanakpur, Pithoragarh

32137
Uttarakhand
87

284 k
m
(176 m
i)

(NH87) Rudrapur,
Haldwani, Nainital,
Bhowali, Almora,
Ranikhet, Dwarahat,
Chaukhutiya, Gairsaing,
Aobadri, Karnaprayag

32140
Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh
38

287 k
m
(178 m
i)

(NH74) Rudrapur,
(NH121) Kashipur,
Ramnagar, Dhumakot,
Thalisain, Tripalisan,
(NH119) Bubakhal, Pauri,
Srinagar

32143 Uttar Pradesh

63

239 k
m

(NH93) Moradabad,
Chandausi, Babrala,

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Len
gth

Route

(149 m
i)

Aligarh, Agra

709

32145
Haryana
90

68 km
(42 mi)

(NH71A) Rohtak,
Gohana, Panipat

10

32145
Sikkim, West Bengal
98

174 k
m
(108 m
i)

(NH31) Siliguri, (NH31A)

Sivok, Kalimpang,
Gangtok, (NH310)
border ??

110

32146
West Bengal
45

76 km
(47 mi)

(NH55) Siliguri,
Karsiyang, Darjeeling

11

31871
Rajasthan
68

495 k
m
(308 m
i)

(NH15) Jaisalmer,
Pokaran, (NH11) Bikaner,
Sri Dungargarh,
Ratangarh, Fatehpur

325

38362
Rajasthan
69

135 k
m
(84 mi)

NH25 near Balotra,

Siwana, Jalore, Ahore,
Takhatgarh, NH14 near
Sanderao

12

32147
West Bengal
46

612 k
m
(380 m
i)

(NH34) Dalkola, Raiganj,

Gajol, Maldah, Farakka,
Morgram, Baharampur,
Krishananagar, Ranaghat,
Barasat, (NH117) Kolkata,
Kakdwip, Bok-Khali

112

32149 West Bengal

59 km

(NH35) Barasat,

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14

Route

(37 mi)

Gaighata, Bangaon,
border

32150
Arunachal Pradesh, Assam
52

1,150
km
(710 m
i)

(NH229) Tawang, Jang,

Sela Lake, Baisakhi,
Senge, Mohan Camp,
Dirang, Dangsing,
Bomdila, Tenga Valley,
Kimi, Palizi, Seppa,
Sagalee, Midpu, Hoz,
Yazali, Ziro Town,
Daporijo, Bam, Along,
Biru, Pangin, Pasighat
(NH-52).

32161
West Bengal
71

306 k
m
(190 m
i)

(NH60) Morgram, Rampur

Hat, Siuri, Raniganj,
(NH60A) Bankura,
Garhbeta, Salbani,
Kharagpur

89

13

Len
gth

114

32164
West Bengal
99

109 k
m
(68 mi)

(NH2B Ext) Mallarpur,

Mayureswar, Prantik,
(NH2B) Bolpur, Bhedia,
Guskhara, Talit,
Barddhaman

314

32165
West Bengal
23

87 km
(54 mi)

(NH60A) Bankura,
Puruliya

32169 Assam, Arunachal Pradesh

08

664 k
m
(413 m
i)

(NH52) Baihata-Charali,
Mangaldai, Dhekiajui,
Tezpur, Banderdeva,
North Lakhimpur,
(NH52B) Kulajan, (NH37)

15

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.

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States

Len
gth

Route

Dibrugarh, Tinsukia,
(NH52) Rupai,
Mahadevpur, Wakro

32173
Assam
48

215

32175
Assam
22

315

32174
Assam
52

111 km
(69 mi)

(NH153) Makum, Ledo,

Lekhapani, border

415

32175
Assam, Arunachal Pradesh
23

59 km
(37 mi)

(NH52A) Ghopur,
Itanagar, Daimukh,
Banderdeva

515

32176
Assam, Arunachal Pradesh
36

111 km
(69 mi)

(NH52) Kulajan, Jonai,

Pasighat

715

32176
Assam
71

197 k
m
(122 m
i)

(NH37A) Tejpur, (NH37)

Kaliabor, Jakhalabandha,
Bokakhat, Jorhat, Jhanji

1,659
km
(1,031
mi)

(NH6) Kolkata, (NH60)

Kharagpur, (New number
NH16 - Old number NH5)
Baleshwar, Cuttack,

16

31980 West Bengal, Odisha,Andhra

47
Pradesh, Tamil Nadu

64 km
(40 mi)

(NH37) Dum Duma,

Saikhoaghat, Kundil
Bazar, Roing

115

(NH52B) Mahadevpur,
Namchik, Changlang,
Khonsa, Kanubari,
Dibrugarh

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Len
gth

Route

Bhubaneshwar,
Vishakhapatnam,
Vijayawada, Nellore,
Chennai

116

32186
West Bengal
39

52 km
(32 mi)

(NH41) Kolaghat, Haldia

Port

216

32186
Andhra Pradesh
47

397 k
m
(247 m
i)

(NH214) Kathipudi,
Kakinada, (NH214A)
Machilipatnam, Ongole

316

32816
Odisha
34

516

32825
Odisha
56

8.3 km
(5.2 mi
)

(NH217) NH16 near

Narendrapur - Gopalpur

716

32190
Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu
78

147 k
m
(91 mi)

(NH205) Chennai,
Tiruttani, Reangunta

17

32197 West Bengal, Assam

73

(NH203) NH16 near

Bhubaneshwar - Puri Konark, (NH203A) Puri Satpada

477 k
m
(296 m
i)

(NH31) NH10 near Sivok,

Bagrakot, (NH31C)
Chalsa, Nagarkata,
(NH31) Goyerkata,
Bispara, Falakata,
Sonarpur, Koch-Bihar,
Tufanganj, Golakganj,
Bilasipara, (NH31B) North

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.

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States

Len
gth

Route

Salmana, (NH37)
Goalpara, Boko, NH27
near Guwahati

117

217

32197
Assam
92

14 km
(8.7 mi
)

(NH31) NH17 near North

Salmara, NH27 near Bijni

32197
Assam, Meghalaya
99

307 k
m
(191 m
i)

(NH51) NH17 near

Paikan, Tura, (NH62)
Dalu, Baghmara,
Rongjeng Damra, NH17
near Dudhnai

67 km
(42 mi)

(NH31C) NH17 near

Birpara, Madari Hat,
Rajabaht Khawa, NH27
near Salsabari

317

32202
West Bengal
94

517

West Bengal

717

32595
West Bengal
62

41 km
(25 mi)

NH17 near Chalsa, NH27

near Mainaguri

32204 Jharkhand, West Bengal,Odisha

04

359 k
m
(223 m
i)

(NH32) NH19 near

Govindpur, Dhanbad Cas,
Puruliya, Balarampur,
(NH33) Chandil,
Ghatshila, (NH6)
Baharagora, (NH5)
junction with NH49,
Baripada, Betnoti, NH16

18

NH17 near Goyerkata,

NH27 near Dhupgari

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Len
gth

Route

near Baleshwar

118

32910
Jharkhand
21

5 km
(3.1 mi
)

NH18 near Asanbani,

Jamshedpur

(NH2) Delhi, Mathura,

Agra, Kanpur, Allahabad,
Varanasi, Mohania,
Aurangabad, Dobhi,
Barhi, Bagadar,
Gobindpur, Asansol,
Palsit, Kolkata

(NH2C) NH19 near Dehri,

Jadunathpur, border
Bihar/UP

19

31989 Delhi, Haryana, Uttar

28
Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand,West Bengal

1,435
km
(892 m
i)

119

32207
Bihar
19

75 km
(47 mi)

319

32208
Bihar
92

(NH30) NH19 near

117 km Mohania, Dinara,
(73 mi) Charpokhari, NH922 near
Ara

519

32209
Uttar Pradesh
40

28 km
(17 mi)

(NH2A) NH19 near

Sikandara, NH27 near
Bhognipur

719

32209
Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh
92

124 k
m
(77 mi)

(NH92) NH19 near

Etawah, Bhind, NH44
near Gwalior

919

32210 Haryana, Madhya Pradesh

74 km

(NH71B) NH19 near

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States

Len
gth

Route

(46 mi)

Palwal, Sohna,
Dharuhera, NH352 near
Rewari

20

32220
Bihar, Jharkhand, Odisha
93

658 k
m
(409 m
i)

(NH31) NH31 near

Bakhtiyarpur, Bihar Sharif,
Nawada, Rajauli,
Kodarma, (NH33) Barhi,
Hazaribag, (NH75)
Ranchi, Khunti, Murhu,
Chakradharpur, Chaibasa,
Jaintgarh, Parsora,
(NH215) Kendujhargarh,
NH16 near Panikholi

120

32223
Bihar
01

92 km
(57 mi)

(NH82) NH20 near Bihar

Sharif, Nalanda, Rajgir,
Hisua, NH22 near Gaya

320

32225
Jharkhand
53

86 km
(53 mi)

(NH23) NH20 near

Ramgarh, Gola, NH18
near Chas

520

32225
Odisha
72

105 k
m
(65 mi)

(NH125) Parsora, NH143

near Rajamundra

21

31898
Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh
02

262 k
m
(163 m
i)

(NH11) Jaipur, Dausa,

Bharatpur, Agra

32226 Bihar, Jharkhand

75

416 k
m

(NH77) border near

Sonbarsa, Sitamarhi,

23

22

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States

Len
gth

Route

(258 m
i)

Muzaffarpur, (NH19)
Hajipur, (NH83) Patna,
Punpun, Gaya, Bodh
Gaya, (NH99) Dobhi,
Hunterganj, Chatra, NH39
near Chandwa

122

32228
Bihar
08

101 k
m
(63 mi)

(NH28) NH22 near

Muzaffarpur, Dholi,
Mushrigharari, NH31 near
Barauni

322

32228
Bihar
17

58 km
(36 mi)

(NH103) NH22 near

Hazipur, NH122 near
Mushrigharari

522

32231
Jharkhand
44

(NH100) NH22 near

119 km
Chatra, Hazaribagh,
(74 mi)
NH19 near Bagodar

722

32231
Bihar
77

74 km
(46 mi)

(NH102) NH22 near

Muzaffarpur, Rewaghat,
NH31 near Chhapra

922

32232
Uttar Pradesh, Bihar
01

140 k
m
(87 mi)

(NH30) NH22 near Patna,

(NH84) Ara, Bhojpur,
Buxar

31898
Rajasthan
04

222 k
m
(138 m
i)

(NH11A) Kothum,
(NH11B) Lalsot, Karauli,
Bari, Dhaulpur

23

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States

Len
gth

Route

293 k
m
(182 m
i)

(NH29) Sonauli (border),

Pharenda, Gorakhpur,
(NH97) Ghazipur,
Zamania, NH19 near
Saiyad Raja

25

31897
Rajasthan
20

353 k
m
(219 m
i)

(NH112) Barmer, Kawas,

Madhasar, Dhudhwa,
Bagundi, Tilwara, Balotra,
Pachpadra, Kalyanpur,
Jodhpur, Kaparda, Bilara,
Jaitaran, (NH14) Bar,
Beawar

125

31898
Rajasthan
27

168 k
m
(104 m
i)

(NH114) Jodhpur,
Balesar, Dechu, Pokaran

526 k
m
(327 m
i)

(NH201) NH53 near

Bargarh, Barapali,
Balangir, Bhawanipatna,
(NH43) Boriguma,
Koraput, Salur,
Vizianagaram, NH16 near
Natavalsa

24

26

27

32232
Uttar Pradesh
53

32233
Odisha, Andhra Pradesh
09

31889 Gujarat, Rajasthan, Madhya

31
Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh,Bihar, West
Bengal, Assam

3,507
km
(2,179
mi)

(NH112) Porbandar,
(NH8A) Bamanbore,
Morvi, (NH15) Samakhiali,
(NH14) Radhanpur,
Palanpur, (NH76)
Pindwara, Udaipur,
Mangarwar, Chittaurgarh,
Kota, Baran, Shivpuri,
Ganj, (NH25) Jhansi,

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States

Len
gth

Route

(NH128) Kanpur,
Lucknow, (NH28)
Faizabad, Gorakhpur,
Gopalganj, Pipra, Kothi,
(NH57) Muzaffarpur,
Darbhanga, Forbesganj,
Araria, (NH31) Purnia,
Dalkola, Islampur,
(NH31D) Shiliguri,
Jalaiguri, (NH31)
Mainaguri, Dhupgar,
Falakata, (NH31D)
Sonapur, (NH31C)
Salsaguri, (NH31)
Bongaigaon, Bijni,
Patacharkuchi, Nalbari,
(NH37) Guwahati,
Dishpur, (NH36) Nagaon,
(NH54) Dobaka,Lumding,
Haflong, Silchar

127

32244
Assam
06

42 km
(26 mi)

(NH37) NH27 near

Nagaon, Samaguri,
NH715 near
Jakhalabandha

127
A

32815
Assam
26

38 km
(24 mi)

(NH152) Pathsala Bhutan border

214 k
m
(133 m
i)

(NH104) NH27 near

Chakia, Narhar, Pakri
Bridge, Madhuban,
Shivhar, Sitamarhi,
Harlakhi, Umgaon,
Jaynagar, Laukaha,
Laukahi, NH27 near
Narahia

227

32244
Bihar
96

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327

32246
West Bengal
53

32 km
(20 mi)

(NH31C) NH27 near

Bagdogra, Naksal Bari,
Galgalia

527

32247
Bihar
06

14 km
(8.7 mi
)

(NH57A) NH27 near

Forbesganj, Jogbani

527
B

32247
Bihar
11

54 km
(34 mi)

(NH105) NH27 near

Darbhanga, Aunsi, NH227
near Jaynagar

527
D

32247
Bihar
20

69 km
(43 mi)

(NH28A) NH27 near

Piprakothi, Sagauli,
Raxaul, Nepal border

727

32247
Uttar Pradesh, Bihar
36

169 k
m
(105 m
i)

(NH28B) NH27 near

Kushinagar, Chhitanuni
Rail-cum-Road bridge,
Bagaha, Lauriya, Bettiah,
NH527D near Chhapwa

927

32247
Uttar Pradesh
50

152 k
m
(94 mi)

(NH28C) NH27 near

Barabanki, Baharaich,
Nepalganj (border)

32251
Uttar Pradesh
18

305 k
m
(190 m
i)

(NH233) Nepal border,

Naugarh, Sidarth Nagar,
Bansi, Basti Tanda,
(SH73) Azamgarh, NH31
near Varanasi

28

States

Len
gth

Route

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128

32251
Uttar Pradesh
39

164 k
m
(102 m
i)

(NH232) NH28 near

Tanda Ambedkar Nagar,
Sultanpur, Amethi, NH30
near Rae Bareli

29

32255
Assam, Nagaland
38

320 k
m
(200 m
i)

(NH36) NH27 near

Dabaka (Sutargaon),
Amlakhi, (NH39) Dimapur,
(NH150) Kohima Chizam,
NH202 near Jessami

129

32258
Assam, Nagaland
75

105 k
m
(65 mi)

(NH39) NH29 near

Dimapur, Bokajan,
Golaghat, NH715 near
Numaligarh

2,010
km
(1,250
mi)

(NH74) NH9 near

Sitarganj, Pilibhit, (NH24)
Bareilly, Shahjahanpur,
Sitapur, (NH24B)
Lucknow, (NH231)
Raebareli, (NH96)
Pratapgarh, (NH27)
Allahabad, Mangawan,
(NH7) Rewa, Katni,
(NH12A) Jabalpur,
Mandla, Chilpi, (NH200)
Simga, (NH43) Raipur,
Dhamtari, Keskal,
(NH221) Jagdalpur,
Konta, Nellipaka,
Bhadrachalam, Paloncha,
Kottagudam, Tiravuru,
Mailavaram, NH65 near
Kondapalle

30

States

Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh,Madhya

32259
Pradesh,Chhattisgarh, Telangana,Andhr
05
a Pradesh

Len
gth

Route

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130

32262
Chhattisgarh
18

291 k
m
(181 m
i)

(NH200) NH30 near

Simga, (NH111) Bilaspur,
Kathgora, NH43 near
Ambikapur

330

32262
Uttar Pradesh
43

103 k
m
(64 mi)

(NH96) NH30 near

Allahabad, Pratapgarh,
Sultanpur, NH27 near
Faizabad

530

32263
Uttar Pradesh
93

66 km
(41 mi)

(NH24) NH30 near

Bareily, NH9 near Rampur

17 km
(11 mi)

(NH24A) NH30 near

Bakshi-ka-Talab,
Chenhat, junction with
NH27 / NH731 / NH30 /
NH27, NH30 near Bakshika-Talab

968 k
m
(601 m
i)

(NH232A) NH27 near

Unnao, (NH232) Lalganj,
(NH231) Raebareli,
Salon, Pratapgarh,
Machhlishahr, (NH56)
Jaunpur, (NH29)
Varanasi, (NH19)
Ghazipur, Ballia, Chhapra,
(NH30) Hajipur, (NH31)
Bakhtiyarpur, Mokama,
Begusarai, Khagari,
Bihpur, Kora, Katihar,
Harishchanderpur, NH12
near Pandua

230

31

States

32666
Uttar Pradesh
23

32264
Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, West Bengal
39

Len
gth

Route

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131

32596
Bihar
18

132 k
m
(82 mi)

(NH106) NH31 near

Bihpur, Kishanganj,
Madhepura, Birpur
(border)

231

32267
Bihar
76

196 k
m
(122 m
i)

(NH107) NH31 near

Maheshkund, Sonbarsa
Raj, Simri Bakhtiyarpur,
Saharsa, Madhepura,
Sarsi, (NH31) Purnia,
NH31 near Kora

331

32271
Bihar
44

65 km
(40 mi)

(NH101) NH31 near

Chhapra, Baniapur, NH27
near Muhumadpur

431

32271
Bihar
88

70 km
(43 mi)

(NH30A) NH31 near

Phatuha, Chandi,
Harnaut, NH31 near Barh

531

32271
Bihar
93

93 km
(58 mi)

(NH85) NH31 near

Chhapra, Siwan, NH27
near Gopalganj

731

32272
Uttar Pradesh
00

221 k
m
(137 m
i)

(NH56) NH31 near

Jaunpur, Sultanpur, NH27
near Lucknow

32

States

32273 Tamil Nadu, Puducherry

44

Len
gth

314 k
m
(195 m
i)

Route

(NH45) NH48 near

Chennai, Chengalpattu,
(NH66) Tindivanam,
(NH45A) Puducherry,
Cuddalore,

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States

Len
gth

Route

Chidambaram, Karaikal,
(Puducherry), NH83 near
Nagapatinam

132

32277
Tamil Nadu
97

37 km
(23 mi)

(NH45) NH32 near

Tindivanam, NH38 near
Viluppuram

332

32278
Tamil Nadu, Puducherry
11

38 km
(24 mi)

(NH45A) NH32 near

Puducherry, NH38 near
Viluppuram

443 k
m
(275 m
i)

(NH110) NH139 near

Arwal, Jahanabad,
Bandhuganj,
Ekangarsarai, (NH82)
Biharsharif, (NH80)
Mokama, Luckeesarai,
Munger, Bhagalpur,
Kahalgaon, Sahibganj,
Rajmahal, Barharwa,
NH12 near Farakka

33

34

32280
Bihar, West Bengal
59

32285 Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya

64
Pradesh

1,426
km
(886 m
i)

(NH108) Gangotri Dham,

Bhatwari, Uttarkashi,
(NH94) Dharasu,
nearTerhi, Ampata,
(NH58) Rishikesh, (NH74)
Haridwar, (NH119)
Najibabad, Bijnore,
(NH58) Meerut, (NH91)
Ghaziabad, Bulandshahr,
Aligarh, Etah, Kannauj,
(NH86) Kanpur, Hamirpur,
Mahoba, Chattarpur,
(NH12A) Hirapur, Damoh,

N
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N
o
.

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l.

States

Len
gth

Route

(NH7) Jabalpur, NH44

near Lakhnadon

32287
Uttarakhand
17

94 km
(58 mi)

(NH94) NH34 near

Dharasu, Kuthnaur,
Yamnotri

334

32287
Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh
24

207 k
m
(129 m
i)

(NH58) NH34 near

Haridwar, Roorkee,
Muzaffarnagar, (NH235)
Meerut, Hapur, NH34
near Bulandshar

534

32289
Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh
46

151 k
m
(94 mi)

(NH119) NH34 near

Najibabad, Kotdwar,
Satpauli, Bubakhal

734

32289
Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand
69

108 k
m
(67 mi)

(NH74) NH34 near

Najibabad, Nagina,
NH309 near Kashipur

934

32290
Madhya Pradesh
83

156 k
m
(97 mi)

(NH86) NH34 near

Hirapur, Banda, (NH26A)
Sagar, Jeruwakhera,
Khurai, Bina

234

32291
Uttar Pradesh
53

156 k
m
(97 mi)

(NH91A) NH34 near

Kannauj, Bela, (NH92)
Etawah, Kishni, NH34
near Bhongaon

35

32295 Uttar Pradesh

346 k

(NH76) NH34 near

134

N
H
N
o
.

O
S
M
Re
l.

States

Len
gth

Route

08

m
(215 m
i)

KaBrai, Banda, Karwi,

Mau, Allahabad, (NH7)
Mirzapur, NH19 near
Varanasi

135

32297
Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh
36

130 k
m
(81 mi)

(NH7) NH35 near

Mirzapur, Lalganj,
Drummondganj, Mauganj,
NH30 near Mangawan

335

32297
Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh
84

(NH232) NH35 near

110 km
Banda, Fathepur, NH31
(68 mi)
near Lalganj

36

32297
Tamil Nadu
93

334 k
m
(208 m
i)

(NH45C) NH132 near

Vikravandi, Panruti
Vadulur, NeyveliTownship, Sethiathop,
Kumbakonam, (NH226)
Thanjavur,
Gandarvakottai, (NH210)
Pudukottai, (NH226)
Tirumayam,
Kilasevalpatti, Tirupattur,
Madagupatti, Shivganga,
NH87 near Manamadurai

136

32304
Tamil Nadu
97

68 km
(42 mi)

(NH226) NH36 near

Thanjavur, Thiruvaiyaru,
Kunnam, Perali, NH38
near Perambalur

32305 Tamil Nadu

41

52 km
(32 mi)

(NH210) NH36 near

Pudukkottai, Kiranur,

336

N
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N
o
.

O
S
M
Re
l.

States

Len
gth

Route

NH83 near Tiruchirappalli

536

32307
Tamil Nadu
01

109 k
m
(68 mi)

(NH210) NH36 near

Tirumayam, Devakottai,
Tiruvadanai, NH87 near
Ramanathapuram

37

32307
Assam, Manipur
87

313 k
m
(194 m
i)

(NH53) NH2 near Imphal,

Jiribam, Jirighat, Lakhipur,
Silchar, (NH44) Badarpur,
Karimganj, border

38

32311
Tamil Nadu
16

604 k
m
(375 m
i)

(NH234) NH75 near

Vellore, Polur,
Tiruvannamalai, (NH45)
Viluppuram,
Ulundurpettai,
Perambalur, (NH45B)
Tiruchchirappali,
Tovarankurichchi, Melur,
Madurai, Aruppukkottai,
NH138 near Tuticorin Port

138

32319
Tamil Nadu
53

54 km
(34 mi)

(NH7A) NH38 near

Tuticorin Port, NH44 near
Palayankottai

869 k
m
(540 m
i)

(NH75) NH44 near

Jhansi, Chhatarpur,
Khajuraho, Panna, Satna,
Rewa, Sidhi, Dudhinagar,
Garhwa, Daltenganj,
Latehar, Chandwa, NH20
near Ranchi

39

32332 Madhya Pradesh, Uttar

17
Pradesh, Jharkhand

N
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N
o
.

O
S
M
Re
l.

States

Len
gth

Route

(NH98) NH39 near

Rajhara, Chhatarpur,
Hariharganj, Aurangabad,
Daudnagar, Arwal,
Naubatpur, NH31 near
Patna

139

32344
Bihar, Jharkhand
65

236 k
m
(147 m
i)

339

32909
Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh
89

34 km
(21 mi)

NH39 near Nowgong,

NH34 near Srinagar

32344
Madhya Pradesh
83

173 k
m
(107 m
i)

(NH12A) NH39 near

Jhansi, Pirthipur,
Tikamgarh, NH934 near
Shahgarh

40

32344
Andhra Pradesh
91

420 k
m
(260 m
i)

(NH18) NH44 near

Kurnool, Nandyal,
Cuddapah, Pileru,
Putalapattu, Chittoor,
NH48 near Ranipettai

140

32349
Andhra Pradesh
29

0 km
(0 mi)

NH40 near Putalpattu,

NH71 near Tirupati

41

32349
Gujarat
51

290 k
m
(180 m
i)

(NH8A) NH41 near

Samakhiyali, Gandhi
Dham, Mandvi, Naliya,
Narayan Sarovar

141

32349
Gujarat
61

31 km
(19 mi)

(NH8A) NH41 near

Gandhi Dam, Kandla Port

539

N
H
N
o
.

42

43

143

44

244

O
S
M
Re
l.

States

Len
gth

Route

337 k
m
(209 m
i)

(NH205) NH44 near

Anantapur, Kadiri,
(NH219) Madanapalli,
Kuppam, NH44 near
Krishnagiri

32351 Madhya
03
Pradesh,Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand

806 k
m
(501 m
i)

(NH78) NH30 near Katni,

Umaria, Shahdol, Nagar,
Ambikapur, Pathalgaon,
Jashpurnagar,
Chhattisgarh, (NH23)
Gumla, (NH33) Ranchi,
NH18 near Chandil

32355
Jharkhand, Odisha
99

247 k
m
(153 m
i)

(NH23) NH43 near

Gumla, Palkot, Kolebira,
Thethaitanagar,
Jharkhand, Panposh,
Rajamundra, NH49 near
Barakot

Jammu and Kashmir,Himachal

Pradesh, Punjab,Haryana, Delhi, Uttar
31899
Pradesh, Madhya
54
Pradesh,Maharashtra, Telangana,Andhr
a Pradesh,Karnataka, Tamil Nadu

3,745
km
(2,327
mi)

(NH1A) Srinagar, Jammu,

Pathankot, (NH1)
Jalandar, Ludhiana,
Ambala, Karnal, Panipat,
(NH2) Delhi, Faridabad,
Mathura, (NH3) Agra,
(NH75) Gwalior, (NH26)
Jhansi, (NH7) Lakhnadon,
Nagpur, Adilabad,
Hyderabad, Kurnool,
Bengaluru, Salem,
Madurai, Kanyakumari

32392 Jammu and Kashmir

09

246 k
m

(NH1B) NH44 near

Khanabal, Symthanpass,

32349
Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu
73

N
H
N
o
.

O
S
M
Re
l.

States

Len
gth

Route

(153 m
i)

Kishtwar, Doda, NH44

near Batote

32393
Jammu and Kashmir
40

15 km
(9.3 mi
)

(NH1C) NH44 near

Domel, Katra

32393
Punjab, Haryana,Uttarakhand
60

173 k
m
(107 m
i)

(NH72) NH44 near

Ambala, (NH73)
Dhanana, Saha,
Yamunanagar,
Saharanpur, NH334 near
Roorkee

32395
Kerala, Tamil Nadu
50

332 k
m
(206 m
i)

(NH47) NH44 near

Salem, Coimbatore,
Palakkad, Thrissur, NH66
near Ernakulum

744

32397
Kerala, Tamil Nadu
89

232 k
m
(144 m
i)

(NH208) NH44 near

Tirumangalum,
Srivilliputtur,
Rajapalaiyam, Tenkasi,
Puliyur, Punalur,
Kottarakara, Kundara,
Kadappakada, NH66
Chinnakada near Kollam

944

32402
Tamil Nadu
83

23 km
(14 mi)

(NH47B) NH44 near

Kavalkinaru,
Aralvaymozhi, NH66 near
Nagerkoil

45

32481 Madhya Pradesh

280 k

(NH12) NH46 near

144

344

544

N
H
N
o
.

O
S
M
Re
l.

States

Len
gth

Route

99

m
(170 m
i)

Obaidullaganj, Bareli,
Tendukheda, NH30 near
Jabalpur

46

32482
Madhya Pradesh
09

604 k
m
(375 m
i)

(NH3) NH44 near Gwalior,

Shivpuri, Guna, (NH12)
Biora, Bhopal, (NH69)
Obeddullaganj,
Hoshangabad, NH47 near
Betul

146

32482
Madhya Pradesh
20

188 k
(NH86) NH46 near
m
Bhopal, Vidisha, NH44
(117 mi
near Sagar
)

47

32482
Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh,Maharashtra
35

1,080
km
(670 m
i)

147

32482
Gujarat
97

50 km
(31 mi)

31884 Delhi, Haryana, Rajasthan,Gujarat, Mah

69
arashtra,Karnataka, Tamil Nadu

2,807
km
(1,744
mi)

48

(NH8A) NH27 near

Bamanbore, Limbdi,
(NH59) Ahmedabad,
Godhra, Dahod, (NH59A)
Indore, (NH69) Betul,
Saoner, NH44 near
Nagpur

(NH8C) NH47 near

Sakhej, Gandhinagar,
NH48 near Chilloda

(NH8) Delhi, Bawal,

Kotpuli, Jaipur, (NH79A)
Kishangarh, (NH79)
Nasirabad, (NH76)
Chittorgarh, (NH8)
Udaipur, Ahmedabad,
Vadodara, Ankleshwar,

N
H
N
o
.

O
S
M
Re
l.

States

Len
gth

Route

(NH3) Mumbai, (NH4)

Thane, Pune, Satara,
Kolhapur, Belgam,
Chitradurga, (NH7)
Bengaluru, (NH46)
Krishnagiri, (NH4) Vellore,
Chennai

148

31898
Rajasthan
44

105 k
m
(65 mi)

(NH11A) NH48 near

Manoharpur, Dausa,
NH23 near Lalsot

248

32408
Rajasthan
93

53 km
(33 mi)

(NH11C) old NH8 through

Jaipur from km220 to km
273.50

348

32409
Maharashtra
02

28 km
(17 mi)

(NH4B) NH48 near

Palspe, Jawaharlal Nehru
Port

448

32409
Rajasthan
09

57 km
(35 mi)

(NH8) NH48 near

Kishangarh, (NH79)
Ajmer, NH48 near
Nasirabad

548

32409
Maharashtra
24

5 km
(3.1 mi
)

NH66 near Kalamboi,

NH348 at km 16.687

648

32409 Karnataka, Tamil Nadu

37

143 k
m
(89 mi)

(NH207) NH48 near

Nelamangla,
Dodaballapur, Devenhalli
(NH44), Sarajpur,
Bagalur, NH48 near

N
H
N
o
.

O
S
M
Re
l.

States

Len
gth

Route

Hosur

748

948

32409
Karnataka, Goa
77

160 k
m
(99 mi)

(NH4A) NH48 near

Belgaum, Anmod, Ponda,
NH66 near Panaji

32411
Karnataka, Tamil Nadu
54

317 k
m
(197 m
i)

(NH209) NH48 near

Bengaluru, Kanakapura,
Malvalli, Kollagal,
Chamarajnagar, NH544
near Coimbatore

706 k
m
(439 m
i)

(NH200) NH130 near

Bilaspur, Pamgarh,
Raigarh, Kanaktora,
Jharsuguda, Kuchinda,
Pravasuni, (NH6)
Deogarh, Barakot,
Palalaharba,
KenduJhargarh,
Bangriposchi,
Baharagora, NH16 near
Kharagpur

49

32419 Chhattishgarh, Odisha,Jharkhand, West

93
Bengal

149

32875
Odisha
46

50

32420
Karnataka
33

(NH23) NH49 near

Palalaharha, Talcher,
NH55 near Nuahata

544 k
m
(338 m
i)

(NH218) NH65 near

Homanabad, Gulbarga,
Jevargi, (NH13) Bijapur,
Hospet, NH48 near
Lakshraisagara

N
H
N
o
.

O
S
M
Re
l.

150

34610
Karnataka
26

States

Len
gth

Route

137 k
m
(85 mi)

NH50 near Gulbarga,

Yadagiri, NH167 near
Devasuguru

N50 near Jewargi,

Siruguppa, Bellary,
Hiriyur,
Chikkanayakanahalli,
Nagamangala,
Srirangapatna, Mysore,
Nanjangud, NH-948 near
Chamarajnagar

150
A

37909
Karnataka
17

618 k
m
(384 m
i)

150
E

37909
Karnataka, Maharashtra
76

105 k
m
(65 mi)

NH-50 near
Gulbarga,Chowdapur,
Afzalpur, NH-52 near
Solapur

51

32426
Gujarat
13

522 k
m
(324 m
i)

(NH8E) Dwarka, Bhogat,

Porbandar, Navibander,
Shil, Mangrol, Somnath,
Kodinar, Una, Mahuva,
Talaja, Bhavnagar

151

32428
Gujarat
49

99 km
(62 mi)

(NH8D) NH51 near Gadu,

Vanthali Junagadh, NH27
near Jetpur

31883 Punjab, Haryana,Rajasthan, Madhya

21
Pradesh, Maharashtra,Karnataka

2,317
km
(1,440
mi)

52

(NH71) Sangrur, (NH65)

Narwana, Hisar, (NH11)
Fatehpur, (NH12) Jaipur,
Tonk, Kota, Aklera,
Rajgarh, (NH3) Biora,
Dewas, Indore, Sendhwa,
(NH211) Dhule,

N
H
N
o
.

O
S
M
Re
l.

States

Len
gth

Route

Aurangabad, Beed,
Osmanabad, (NH13)
Solapur, (NH218) Bijapur,
(NH63) Hubli, Ankola

32440
Haryana
74

155 k
m
(96 mi)

(NH65) NH52 near

Narwana, Kaithal, (NH22)
Ambala, NH7 near
Panchkula

352

32440
Haryana
97

218 k
m
(135 m
i)

(NH71) NH52 near

Narwana, Jind, Rohtak,
Jhajjar, Rewari, NH48
near Bawal

552

31898
Rajasthan
47

75 km
(47 mi)

(NH116) NH52 near Tonk,

Uniara, Sawai Madhopur

752

31898
Rajasthan
52

92 km
(57 mi)

(NH90) Aklera, Atru,

Baran

32452 Gujarat, Maharashtra,Chhattisgarh, Odis

13
ha

1,781
km
(1,107
mi)

(NH6) Hajira, Surat,

Uchchhal, Dhule, Jalgaon,
Akola, Amravati, Nagpur,
Bhandara, Deori,
Rajnandgaon, Durg,
Raipur, Arang, Saraipali,
Bargarh, Sambalpur,
(NH200) Deograh, Dubri,
Chandhikhol, (NH5A)
Haridaspur, Paradip Port

32468 Chhattisgarh
45

39 km
(24 mi)

(NH216) NH53 near

Saraipali, NH49 near

152

53

153

N
H
N
o
.

O
S
M
Re
l.

States

Len
gth

Route

Sarangarh

353

54

154

55

56

156

32468
Chhattisgarh, Odisha
54

146 k
m
(91 mi)

(NH217) NH53 near

Ghorai, Mahasamund,
Bagbahra, Nauparha,
NH59 near Khariar

32096
Punjab
21

340 k
m
(210 m
i)

(NH15) Panthankot,
Gurdaspur, Amritsar, Zira,
Faridkot, (NH64)
Bathinda, Bikaner, Sikar,
near NH8 Jaipur

32096
Punjab, Himachal Pradesh
68

279 k
m
(173 m
i)

(NH20) NH54 near

Pathankot, Nurpur,
Palampur, Jogindarnagar,
(NH21) Mandi, Sundar
Nagar, Ghaghas, Bilaspur,
NH205 near Nauni

32472
Odisha
98

264 k
m
(164 m
i)

(NH42) NH53 near

Sambalpur, Redhakhol,
Angul, Nuahata,
Dhenkanal, NH16 near
Cuttack

32473
Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat
18

290 k
m
(180 m
i)

(NH79) NH27 near

Chittaurgarh, (NH113)
Nimbahera, Pratapgarh,
Banswara, Jhalod, Umbi,
NH47 near Dahod

32473 Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh

50

10 km
(6.2 mi

(NH79) NH56 near

N
H
N
o
.

O
S
M
Re
l.

States

Len
gth

Route

Nimbahera, Border to MP

32473
Odisha
55

297 k
m
(185 m
i)

(NH224) NH26 near

Balangir, Sonapur, Bauda,
Dashapalla, Nayagarh,
NH16 near Khordha

31897
Rajasthan
79

620 k
m
(390 m
i)

(NH65) Fatehpur,Ladnun,
(NH89) Nagaur, Merta
City, (NH8) Ajmer,
Bayawar, Devgarh,
Udaipur

32474
Odisha
34

352 k
m
(219 m
i)

(NH217) NH353 near

Khariar, Titlagrah,
Lankagarh, Baligurha,
Surada, Asika, NH16 near
Brahmapur

60

32475
Maharashtra
31

395 k
m
(245 m
i)

(NH3) NH53 near Dhule,

(NH50) Nashik,
Sangammer, Ale, NH48
near Pune

160

32486
Maharashtra
93

149 k
m
(93 mi)

(NH3) NH60 near Nasik,

NH48 near Thane

57

58

59

61

32484 Maharashtra, Telangana

29

652 k
m
(405 m
i)

(NH222) NH160 near

Bhiwandi, Kalyan,
Murbad, Ale,
Ahmadnagar, Tisgaon,
Pathardi, Yeli, Kharwandi,
Padalshingi, Majalgaon,

N
H
N
o
.

O
S
M
Re
l.

States

Len
gth

Route

Parbhani, Nanded,
Bhokar, NH44 near Nirmal

(NH15) Abohar,
Ganganagar, Suratgarh,
Lunkaransar, (NH89)
Bikaner, (NH65) Nagaur,
Jodhpur, (NH14) Pali,
Sirohi, Pindwara

62

31882
Punjab, Rajasthan
95

748 k
m
(465 m
i)

162

31898
Rajasthan
74

89 km
(55 mi)

(NH14) Pali, Bar

63

32492 Telangana, Maharashtra,Chhattisgarh, O

30
disha

560 k
m
(350 m
i)

(NH16) Nizamabad,
Metpalli, Mancheral,
Chinnur, Kotapad, NH26
near Boriguma

163

32493
Telangana, Chhattisgarh
70

344 k
m
(214 m
i)

(NH202) NH63 near

Bhopalpatnam,
Venkatapuram, Warangal,
NH44 near Hyderabad

32502
Gujarat
38

332 k
m
(206 m
i)

(NH8) NH48 near

Ahmedabad, (NH228)
Anand, Dandi

64

65

32503 Maharashtra, Karnataka,Telangana, And

67
hra Pradesh

926 k
m
(575 m
i)

(NH9) NH48 near Pune,

Indapur, Solapur, Umarga,
Homnabad,
Hyderabad,Suryapet,Vijay
awada, Vuyyuru,
Pamarru, NH216 near

N
H
N
o
.

O
S
M
Re
l.

States

Len
gth

Route

Machilipatnam

107 k
m
(66 mi)

(NH214) NH65 near

Pamarru, Mandavalli,
Pallevada, Digamarru,
NH216 near Narsapur

66

32514 Maharashtra, Goa,Karnataka, Kerala, Ta

90
mil Nadu

1,593
km
(990 m
i)

(NH17) NH48 near

Panvel, Indapur, Mahad,
Rajapur, Kudal, Panaji,
Margao, Karwar, Honavar,
Udupi, Mangalore,
Kasaragod, Kannur,
Kozhikode, Ponnani,
Guruvayoor, Edappalli,
(NH47) Ernakulam,
Alappuzha, Kollam,
Thiruvananthapuram,
NH44 near Kanyakumari

166

32519
Maharashtra
91

149 k
m
(93 mi)

(NH204) Ratnagiri, Tink,

Pali, NH48 near Kolhapur

366

32522
Goa
70

10 km
(6.2 mi
)

(NH17A) NH66 near

Cortalim, Vasco,
Monnugao Port

566

32522
Goa
96

12.2 k
m
(7.6 mi
)

(NH17B) NH748 near

Ponda, Verna, NH366
near Vasco

766

32523 Kerala, Karnataka

268 k

(NH212) NH66 near

165

32514
Andhra Pradesh
39

N
H
N
o
.

O
S
M
Re
l.

States

Len
gth

Route

08

m
(167 m
i)

Kozikode, Kalpetta,
Gundlulpet, Mysore,
NH948 near Kollegal

966

32529
Kerala
12

122 k
m
(76 mi)

(NH213) NH66 near

Ferokh, NH544 near
Palakkad

966
A

32529
Kerala
40

15 km
(9.3 mi
)

(NH47C) NH544 near

Kalamassery, NH66,
Vallarpadam, Ernakulam

966
B

34645
Kerala
12

8 km
(5.0 mi
)

(NH47A) NH66, Willington

Island near Kochi,
Ernakulam

67

32530
Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh
03

300 k
m
(190 m
i)

(NH63) NH48 near Hubli,

Gadag, Koppal, Hosepet,
Bellary, NH44 near Gooty

167

34610
Karnataka, Telangana
42

264 k
m
(164 m
i)

NH67 near Bellary,

Raichur, Makhtal, NH44
near Badepalli

157 k
m
(98 mi)

NH67 near Bhanapur,

Kukunur, Yelburga,
Gajendragad, Badami,
Guledagudda,
Bagalkot,NH52 near
Gadankeri

367

37910
Karnataka
72

N
H
N
o
.

O
S
M
Re
l.

68

31883
Rajasthan, Gujarat
07

States

Len
gth

Route

429 k
m
(267 m
i)

(NH15) Jaisalmer,
Barmer, Sanchor, Tharad,
Bhabhar, Radhanpur

69

32537
Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh
43

625 k
m
(388 m
i)

(NH206) NH66 near

Honnavar, Shimoga,
(NH234) Banavar, Hulyar,
Sira, Madhugiri,
Chintamani, (NH4)
Mulbagal, Palmaner,
NH40 near Chittor

169

32549
Karnataka
73

215 k
m
(134 m
i)

(NH13) NH69 near

Shimoga, Tirthahalli,
Koppa, Karkal, NH66 near
Mangalore

169
A

37911
Karnataka
87

87 km
(54 mi)

NH-169 near Thirthahalli,

Agumbe, Hebri,NH-66
near Udupi

369

32552
Karnataka
90

105 k
m
(65 mi)

(NH13) NH69 near

Shimoga, Channagiri,
Holalkere, NH48 near
Chitradurga

71

32553
Andhra Pradesh
13

108 k
m
(67 mi)

(NH205) NH42 near

Madanpalle, PileruTirupati, NH716 near
Renigunta

32553 Karnataka
81

316 k
m

(NH234) NH66 near

Mangaluru, (NH206)

73

N
H
N
o
.

O
S
M
Re
l.

States

Len
gth

Route

(196 m
i)

Banavara, Arsikere, NH48

near Tumkur

72 km
(45 mi)

NH73 near Mudigere,

Chikmagalur, NH69 near
Kadur

533 k
m
(331 m
i)

(NH48) NH73 near

Bantval, Hassan, (NH4)
Nelamangala, Bengaluru,
Kolar, (NH234) Mulbagal,
Venkatagirikota,
Pernampet, Gudiyattam,
Katpadi, NH48 near
Vellore

37912
Karnataka
68

367 k
m
(228 m
i)

NH-75 near Bantwal,

Puttur, Sullia, Madikeri,
Kushalanagar, Bylakuppe,
Hunsur, Mysore,
Srirangapatna, Mandya,
Ramanagaram, NH75
near Bengaluru
(Bangalore)

77

32559
Tamil Nadu
19

177 k
m
(110 mi
)

(NH66) NH48 near

Krishnagiri, Uttangarai,
Tiruvannamalai, Gingee,
NH32 near Tindivanam

79

32560
Tamil Nadu
03

137 k
m
(85 mi)

(NH68) NH44 near

Salem, Attur, NH38 near
Ulundurpettai

173

75

275

37912
Karnataka
21

32556
Karnataka, Tamil Nadu
06

N
H
N
o
.

81

181

83

183

O
S
M
Re
l.

States

Len
gth

Route

(NH67) NH544 near

Coimbatore, Palladam,
Karur, Krishnarayapuram,
(NH227) Tiruchirappalli,
Lalgudi, Kallakudi,
Kizhapalur,
Udaiyarpalaiyam,
Jayamkondacholapuram,
Gangaikondacholapuram,
Kattumannarkoil,
Komarakshi, NH32 near
Chidambaram

32560
Tamil Nadu
61

340 k
m
(210 m
i)

32567
Karnataka, Tamil Nadu
68

(NH67) NH81 near

Coimbatore,
211 km
Mettuppalayam,
(131 m
Udagamandalam (ooty),
i)
Gudalur, NH766 near
Gundulpet

32569
Tamil Nadu
07

394 k
m
(245 m
i)

32571 Kerala, Tamil Nadu

98

322 k
m
(200 m
i)

(NH209) NH544 near

Coimbatore, Pollachi,
(NH45) Dindigul (NH67)
Tiruchchirappali,
Thanjavur, NH32 near
Nagappattinam

(NH45) NH83 near

Dindigul, (NH220) Teni,
Uttamapalayam,
Cumbum, Kumily,
Peermedu,
Mundakkayam,
Kanjirappali, Kodungoor,
Kottayam,
Changanassery,
Chengannur, NH744 near
Kundara, Anchalumoodu,

N
H
N
o
.

O
S
M
Re
l.

States

Len
gth

Route

Thevally, NH66 near

Kollam

85

87

32572
Kerala, Tamil Nadu
42

32578
Tamil Nadu
23

413 k
m
(257 m
i)

(NH49) NH66 near Kochi,

Ernakulam,
Moovttupuzha,
Kothamangalam,Neriama
ngalam,Adimali, Munnar,
Devikulam, Bodi, Theni,
Madurai, (NH230)
Tiruppuvanam,
Sivaganga, Tondi point

154 k
m
(96 mi)

(NH49) NH38 near

Tiruppuvanam,
Manamadurai,
Ramanathapuram,
Rameswaram,
Dhanushkodi

1. NH 1 (km. 456) Delhi to Amritsar and Indo-Pak Border

2. NH 1A (km. 663) Jalandhar to Uri
3. NH 1B (km. 274) Batote to Khanbal
4. NH 1C (km. 8) Domel to Katra
5. NH 1D (km. 422) Srinagar to Kargil to Leh
6. NH 2 (km. 1,465) Delhi to Dankuni

7. NH 2A (km. 25) Sikandra to Bhognipur

8. NH 2B (km. 52) Bardhaman to Bolpur
9. NH 3 (km. 1,161) Agra to Mumbai
10.
NH 4 (km. 1,235) Junction With NH3 near Thane to
Chennai
11.

NH 4A (km. 153) Belgaum to Panaji

12.

NH 4B (km. 27) Nhava Sheva to Palaspe

13.
NH 5 (km. 1,533) Junction with NH 6 near Baharagora to
Chennai
14.
NH 5A (km. 77) Junction with NH5 near Haridaspur to
Paradip Port
15.

NH 6 (km. 1,949) Hazira to Kolkata

16.

NH 7 (km. 2,369) Varanasi to Kanyakumari

17.

NH 7A (km. 51) Palayamkottai to Tuticorin Port

18.

NH 8 (km. 1,428) Delhi to Mumbai

19.

NH 8A (km. 473) Ahmedabad to Mandvi

20.

NH 8B (km. 206) Bamanbore to porbunder

21.

NH 8C (km. 46) Childo to Sarkhej

22.

NH 8D (km. 127) Jetpur to Somnath

23.

NH 8E (km. 220) Somnath to Bhavnagar

24.

NH NE 1 (km. 93) Ahmedabad to Vadodara Expressway

25.

NH 9 (km. 841) Pune to Machillipatnam

26.

NH 10 (km. 403) Delhi to Fazilka and Indo-Pak Border

27.

NH 11 (km. 582) Agra to Bikaner

28.

NH 11A (km. 145) Manoharpur to Kothum

29.

NH 11B (km. 180) Lalsot to Dholpur

30.

NH 12 (km. 890) Jabalpur to Jaipur

31.

NH 12A (km. 333) Jabalpur to Jhansi

32.

NH 13 (km. 691) Solapur to Mangalore

33.

NH 14 (km. 450) Beawar to Radhanpur

34.

NH 15 (km. 1,526) Pathankot to Samakhiali

35.

NH 16 (km. 460) Nizamabad to Jagdalpur

36.
NH 17 (km. 1,269) Panvel to Chavakkad and North Paravur
Junction with NH 47 near Edapally at Kochi
37.
NH 17A (km. 19) Junction with NH 17 near Cortalim to
Murmugao
38.

NH 17B (km. 40) Ponda Verna to Vasco

39.
NH 18 (km. 369) Junction with NH 7 near Kurnool and
Nandyal to Cuddapah and Junction with NH 4 near Chittoor
40.

NH 18A (km. 50) Puthalapattu to Tirupati

41.

NH 19 (km. 240) Ghazipur to Patna

42.

NH 20 (km. 220) Pathankot to Mandi

43.
NH 21 (km. 323) Junction with NH 22 near Chandigarh to
Manali
44.

NH 21A (km. 65) Pinjore to Swarghat

45.
NH 22 (km. 459) Ambala to Indo China Border near
Shipkila
46.

NH 23 (km. 459) Chas to Talcher and Junction with NH 42

47.

NH 24 (km. 438) Delhi to Lucknow

48.

NH 24A (km. 17) Bakshi Ka Talab to Chenhat (NH 28)

49.

NH 25 (km. 352) Lucknow to Shivpuri

50.

NH 25A (km. 31) 19 (NH 25) to Bakshi Ka Talab

51.

NH 26 (km. 396) Jhansi to Lakhnadon

52.

NH 27 (km. 93) Allahabad to Mangawan

53.
NH 28 (km. 570) Junction with NH 31 Near Barauni and
Muzaffarpur to Lucknow
54.
NH 28A (km. 68) Junction With NH 28 near Pipra to Indo
and Nepal Border
55.
NH 28B (km. 121) Chhapra to Bagaha and Junction with
28A at Chapwa
56.

NH 28C (km. 184) Barabanki to Indo and Nepal Border

57.

NH 29 (km. 196) Gorakhpur to Varanasi

58.
NH 30 (km. 230) Junction with NH 2 near Mohania and
Patna to Bakhtiarpur

59.

NH 30A (km. 65) Fatuha to Barh

60.
NH 31 (km. 1,125) Junction with NH 2 near Barhi &
Bakhtiarpur to Charali & Amingaon Junction with NH 37
61.

NH 31A (km. 92) Sevok to Gangtok

62.
NH 31B (km. 19) North Salmara to Junction with NH 37
near Jogighopa
63.
NH 31C (km. 235) Near Galgalia to Sidili and Junction with
NH 31 near Bijni
64.
NH 32 (km. 179) Junction with NH 2 near Gobindpur and
Dhanbad to Jamshedpur
65.
NH 33 (km. 352) Junction with NH 2 near Barhi to
Jamshedpur Junction with NH 6 near Baharagora
66.
NH 34 (km. 443) Junction with NH 31 near Dalkhola and
Baharampur to Dum Dum
67.
NH 35 (km. 61) Barasat to Petrapole on India and
Bangladesh border
68.

NH 36 (km. 170) Nowgong to Dimapur (Manipur Road)

69.
NH 37 (km. 680) Junction with NH 1B near Goalpara and
Guwahati to Saikhoaghat
70.
NH 37A (km. 23) Kuarital to Junction with NH 52 near
Tezpur
71.

NH 38 (km. 54) Makum to Lekhapani

72.
NH 39 (km. 436) Numaligarh to Palel and Indo Burma
Border

73.
NH 40 (km. 216) Jorabat to Indo-Bangladesh Border near
Dawki and Jowai
74.
NH 41 (km. 51) Junction with NH 6 near Kolaghat to Haldia
Port
75.
NH 42 (km. 261) Junction with NH 6 Sambalpur Angual
Junction with NH5 near Cuttack
76.
NH 43 (km. 551) Raipur to Jagdalpur and Vizianagaram
Junction with NH 5 near Natavalasa
77.

NH 44 (km. 630) Shillong to Sabroom

78.

NH 44A (km. 230) Aizawl to Manu

79.

NH 45 (km. 387) Chennai to Theni

80.

NH 45A (km. 190) Villupuram to Nagapattinam

81.

NH 45B (km. 257) Trichy to Tuticorin

82.
NH 45C (km. 159) The highway starting from its junction
with NH 67 near Thanjavur and connecting Kumbakonam to
Panruti and terminates near Vikravandi on NH to 45
83.

NH 46 (km. 132) Krishnagiri to Ranipet

84.

NH 47 (km. 640) Salem to Kanyakumari

85.
NH 47A (km. 6) Junction with NH 47 at Kundanoor to
Willington Island in Kochi
86.
NH 47C (km. 17) Junction with NH 47 at Kalamassery to
Vallarpadom ICTT in Kochi
87.

NH 48 (km. 328) Bangalore to Magalore

88.

NH 49 (km. 440) Kochi to Dhanushkodi

89.

NH 50 (km. 192) Nasik to Junction with NH 4 near Pune

90.

NH 51 (km. 149) Paikan to Dalu

91.
NH 52 (km. 850) Baihata to Tezu and Sitapani Junction
with NH 37 near Saikhoaghat
92.

NH 52A (km. 57) Banderdewa to Gohpur

93.

NH 52B (km. 31) Kulajan to Dibrugarh

94.
NH 53 (km. 320) Junction with NH 44 near Badarpur and
Jirighat to Imphal
95.

NH 54 (km. 850) Dabaka to Tuipang

96.

NH 54A (km. 9) Theriat to Lunglei

97.

NH 54B (km. 27) Venus Saddle to Saiha

98.

NH 55 (km. 77) Siliguri to Darjeeling

99.

NH 56 (km. 285) Lucknow to Varanasi

100.

NH 56A (km. 13) Chenhat (NH 28) to 16 (NH 56)

101.

NH 56B (km. 19) 15 (NH 56) to 6 (NH 25)

102.

NH 57 (km. 310) Muzaffarpur to Purnea

103.
NH 57A (km. 15) Junction of NH 57 near Forbesganj to
Jogbani
104.

NH 58 (km. 538) Delhi to Mana Pass

105.

NH 59 (km. 350) Ahmedabad to Indore

106.

NH 59A (km. 264) Indore to Betul

107.

NH 60 (km. 446) Balasore to Moregram (Junction at NH 34)

108.

NH 61 (km. 240) Kohima to Jhanji

109.

NH 62 (km. 195) Damra to Dalu

110.

NH 63 (km. 432) Ankola to Gooty

111.

NH 64 (km. 256) Chandigarh to Dabwali

112.

NH 65 (km. 690) Ambala to Pali

113.

NH 66 (km. 214) Pondy to Krishnagiri

114.

NH 67 (km. 555) Nagapattinam to Gundlupet

115.

NH 68 (km. 134) Ulundrupet to Salem

116.

NH 69 (km. 350) Nagpur to Obedullaganj

117.

NH 70 (km. 170) Jalandhar to Mandi

118.

NH 71 (km. 307) Jalandhar to Bawal

119.

NH 71A (km. 72) Rohtak to Panipat

120.

NH 71B (km. 74) Rewari to Palwal

121.

NH 72 (km. 200) Ambala to Haridwar

122.

NH 72A (km. 45) Chhutmalpur to

123.

NH 73 (km. 188) Roorkee to Panchkula

124.

NH 74 (km. 300) Haridwar to Bareilly

125.

NH 75 (km. 955) Gwalior to Ranchi

126.

NH 76 (km. 1,007) Pindwara to Allahabad

127.

NH 77 (km. 142) Hajipur Sonbarsa

128.

NH 78 (km. 559) Katni to Gumla

129.

NH 79 (km. 500) Ajmer to Indore

130.

NH 79A (km. 35) Kishangarh (NH 8) to Nasirbad (NH 79)

131.

NH 80 (km. 310) Mokameh to Farrakka

132.

NH 81 (km. 100) Kora to Malda

133.

NH 82 (km. 130) Gaya to Mokameh

134.

NH 83 (km. 130) Patna to Dhobi

135.

NH 84 (km. 60) Arrah to Buxar

136.

NH 85 (km. 95) Chhapra to Gopalganj

137.

NH 86 (km. 674) Kanpur to Dewas

138.

NH 87 (km. 83) Rampur to Nainital

139.

NH 88 (km. 115) Shimla to Bhawan and NH 20

140.

NH 90 (km. 100) Baran to Aklera

141.

NH 91 (km. 405) Ghaziabad to Kanpur

142.

NH 92 (km. 171) Bhongaon to Gwalior

143.

NH 93 (km. 220) Agra to Moradabad

144.

NH 94 (km. 160) Hrishikesh to Yamunotri

145.

NH 95 (km. 225) Kharar (Chandigarh) to Ferozepur

146.

NH 96 (km. 160) Faizabad to Allahabad

147.

NH 97 (km. 45) Ghazipur to Saiyedraja

148.

NH 98 (km. 207) Patna to Rajhara

149.

NH 99 (km. 110) Dobhi to Chandwa

150.

NH 100 (km. 118) Chatra to Bagodar

151.

NH 101 (km. 60) Chhapra to Mohammadpur

152.

NH 102 (km. 80) Chhapra to Muzaffarpur

153.

NH 103 (km. 55) Hajipur to Mushrigharari

154.

NH 104 (km. 160) Chakia to Narahai

155.

NH 105 (km. 66) Darbhanga to Jaynagar

156.

NH 106 (km. 130) Birpur to Bihpur

157.

NH 107 (km. 145) Maheshkhunt to Purnea

158.

NH 108 (km. 127) Dharasu to Gangotri Dham

159.

NH 109 (km. 76) Rudraprayag to kedarnath Dham

160.
NH 110 (km. 89) Junction with NH 98 and Arwal to
Ekangarsarai Bihar Sharif and Junction with NH 31
161.
NH 111 (km. 200) Bilaspur to Katghora and Ambikapur on
NH 78
162.

NH 112 (km. 343) Bar Jaitaran to Barmer

163.

NH 113 (km. 240) Nimbahera to Dahod

164.

NH 114 (km. 180) Jodhpur to Pokaran

165.

NH 116 (km. 80) Tonk to Sawai Madhopur

166.

NH 117 (km. 119) Haora to Bakkhali

167.

NH 119 (km. 260) Pauri to Meerut

168.

NH 121 (km. 252) Kashipur to Bubakhal

169.

NH 123 (km. 95) Barkot to Vikasnagar

170.

NH 125 (km. 201) Sitarganj to Pithorgarh

171.

NH 150 (km. 700) Aizwal to Kohima

172.

NH 151 (km. 14) Karimganj to Indo and Bangladesh border

173.

NH 152 (km. 40) Patacharkuchi to Indo and Bhutan Border

174.

NH 153 (km. 60) Ldo to Indo and Myanmar Border

175.

NH 154 (km. 180) Dhaleswar to Kanpui

176.

NH 155 (km. 342) Tuensang to Pfutsero

177.

NH 200 (km. 740) Raipur to Chandikhole

178.

NH 201 (km. 310) Borigumma to Bargarh

179.

NH 202 (km. 280) Hyderabad to Bhopalpatnam

180.

NH 203 (km. 59) Bhubaneswar to Puri

181.

NH 204 (km. 974) Ratnigiri to Nagpur

182.

NH 205 (km. 442) Anantpur to Chennai

183.

NH 206 (km. 363) Tumkur to Honnavar

184.

NH 207 (km. 155) Hosur to Nelamangala

185.

NH 208 (km. 206) Kollam to Thirumangalam (Madurai)

186.

NH 209 (km. 456) Dindigul to Bangalore

187.

NH 210 (km. 160) Trichy to Ramanathapuram

188.

NH 211 (km. 400) Solapur to Dhule

189.

NH 212 (km. 250) Kozhikode to Kollegal

190.

NH 213 (km. 130) Palghat to Kozhikode

191.

NH 214 (km. 270) Kathipudi to Pamarru

192.

NH 214A (km. 255) Digamarru to Ongole

193.

NH 215 (km. 348) Panikoili to Rajamunda

194.

NH 216 (km. 80) Raigarh to Saraipali

195.

NH 217 (km. 508) Raipur to Gopalpur

196.

NH 218 (km. 176) Bijapur to Hubli

197.

NH 219 (km. 150) Madanapalle to Krishnagiri

198.

NH 220 (km. 265) Kollam to Theni

199.

NH 221 (km. 329) Vijaywada to Jagdalpur

200.

NH 222 (km. 610) Kalyan to Nirmal

201.

NH 223 (km. 300) Port Blair to Mayabunder

202.

NH 224 (km. 298) Khordha to Balangir

203.

NH 226 (km. 204) Perambalur to Manamadurai

204.

NH 227 (km. 136) Trichy to Chidambaram

205.

NH 228 (km. 374) Sabarmati Ashram to Dandi

206.

NH 229 (km. 1,090) Tawang to Pasighat

207.

NH 230 (km. 82) Madurai to Thondi

208.

NH 231 (km. 169) Raibareli to Jaunpur

209.

NH 232 (km. 305) Ambedkarnagar (Tanda) to Banda

210.

NH 232A (km. 68) Unnao to Lalganj (Junction of NH to 32)

211.

NH 233 (km. 292) India to Nepal border and Varanasi

212.

NH 234 (km. 780) Mangalore to Villuppuram

213.

NH 235 (km. 66) Merrut to Bulandshahr