National Highway System (Nepal)

The National Highway System of Nepal is the group of main roads in Nepal. Any highway or road that connects east to west and north to south is considered a National Highway of Nepal.[1] This system is different from the Feeder Road system and other local road systems of Nepal. However, it contains freeways that cross through the highlands of eastern, central, and western Nepal.

National Highway System
System information
Maintained by Department of Roads
Length6,255 km (3,887 mi)
Formed1956
Highway names
National HighwayHnn
System links

Routes

On current operations, there are 18 active National Highways throughout the country. Three highways are under construction. Freeways are counted as highways too.

E-W (Mahendra) Highway H01 at Kakarbhitta
National Highway Routes[2]
Number Name Length (km) Length (mi) Start End Formed Notes
H01 Mahendra Highway 1,027.67 638.56
H02 Tribhuvan Highway 189.66 117.85
H03 Araniko Highway 112.83 70.11
H04 Prithvi Highway 173.43 107.76
H05 Madan Ashrit Highway 36.16 22.47
H06 B.P. Koirala Highway 205.88 127.93
H07 Mechi Highway 268 167
H08 Koshi Highway 111.46 69.26
H09 Sagarmatha Highway 178.97 111.21
H10 Siddhartha Highway 146.94 91.30
H11 Rapti Highway 168.68 104.81
H12 Ratna Highway 113.08 70.26
H13 Karnali Highway 233 145
H14 Mahakali Highway 415.15 257.96
H15 Seti Highway 65.96 40.99
H16 Kathmandu Ringroad 28 17
H17 Postal Highway 1,792 1,113
H18 Pushpa Lal Highway 1,889 1,174
H19 Shabha-Bramhadev Highway 13.30 8.26 Shabha, Kanchanpur Bramhadev, Kanchanpur Under construction
H20 Kathmandu–Terai Expressway 81.80 50.83 Kathmandu Nijgadh, Bara Under construction
H21 Kathmandu Outer Ringroad 72.00 44.74 Under construction

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