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 | |
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System information | |
Maintained by Department of Roads | |
Length | 6,255 km (3,887 mi) |
Formed | 1956 |
Highway names |
Routes
On current operations, there are 18 active routes of National Highways throughout the country. Three roadways are under construction. Freeways are counted as highways too.
Route Code | Marker | Highway Name | Length | Route |
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H01 | ![]() |
Mahendra Highway | 1027.67 km | |
H02 | ![]() |
Tribhuvan Highway | 189.66 km | |
H03 | ![]() |
Araniko Highway | 112.83 km | |
H04 | ![]() |
Prithvi Highway | 173.43 km | |
H05 | ![]() |
Madan Ashrit Highway | 36.16 km | |
H06 | ![]() |
B.P. Koirala Highway | 205.88 km | |
H07 | ![]() |
Mechi Highway | 268 km | |
H08 | ![]() |
Koshi Highway | 111.46 km | |
H09 | ![]() |
Sagarmatha Highway | 178.97 km | |
H10 | ![]() |
Siddhartha Highway | 146.94 km | |
H11 | ![]() |
Rapti Highway | 168.68 km | |
H12 | ![]() |
Ratna Highway | 113.08 km | |
H13 | ![]() |
Karnali Highway | 233 km | |
H14 | ![]() |
Mahakali Highway | 415.15 km | |
H15 | ![]() |
Seti Highway | 65.96 km | |
H16 | ![]() |
Kathmandu Ringroad | 28 km | |
H17 | ![]() |
Postal Highway | 1792 km | |
H18 | ![]() |
Pushpa Lal Highway | 1776 km |
Route Code | Marker | Highway Name | Length | Starting Point | Ending Point |
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H19 | Shabha-Bramhadev Highway | 13.30 KM | Shabha, Kanchanpur | Bramhadev, Kanchanpur | |
H20 | Kathmandu-Terai Expressway | 81.80 KM | Kathmandu | Nijgadh, Bara | |
H21 | Kathmandu Outer Ringroad | 72.00 KM | Invalid | Invalid |
References
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