Sapi-Nangoh Highway

Sapi-Nangoh Highway
Major junctions
North end	Kg. Langkon
	Federal Route 1; Malaysia Federal Route 22
South end	Sg. Sapi
Location
Primary; destinations	Kudat; Kota Marudu; Pitas; Paitan; Beluran; Sandakan
Highway system
	Highways in Malaysia; Expressways; Federal; State;

Sapi-Nangoh Highway, also known as Jalan Sapi-Nangoh, is one of the major highways in Sabah, Malaysia. This highway was constructed to connect the rural areas in northeast Sabah with Kudat and Sandakan, as well as to shorten the traveling distance from Kudat to Sandakan. The highway originally started as a road connecting Kudat to Kota Marudu, Pitas and the nearby areas before being extended southwards.

Because the majority of this highway passes through remote and sparsely populated areas in northeast Sabah, it is reported that after passing the town of Pitas, the next available proper petrol station is more than 200 km.[1] However, petrol can still be obtained in small quantities in remote villages along this highway, but at a higher price than regular petrol stations.

List of interchanges

Interchange	To	Remarks
Langkon	North Kudat South Kota Belud Tuaran Kota Kinabalu Beaufort Sindumin	T-junction
Kota Marudu	Kota Marudu town center	Roundabout
Tandek	Tandek town center	Junctions
Kg. Pinggan Pinggan
Pitas	Pitas town center	Junctions
Jalan Kanibongan	Northeast Jalan Kanibongan Kanibongan	T-junction
Jalan Paitan	North Jalan Paitan Paitan	T-junction
Sungai Sungai
-- m above sea level		Kota Marudu bound, Engage lower gear
Timimbang Forest Reserve
-- m above sea level		Sandakan bound, Engage lower gear
Kg. Basai
Kg. Ulu Sapi
Jalan Sandakan-Telupid	West Telupid Ranau Tamparuli Kota Kinabalu East Sandakan Lahad Datu Tawau	T-junction

References

Dayang Siti Nur Intan Baizura (2011). "Kembara Kuching-Brunei Lahad Datu (in Malay)". Roda-Roda. Sungai Buloh, Malaysia: Bayu Enterprise (May 2011): 10–20. ISSN 0127-9149.

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[1] Dayang Siti Nur Intan Baizura (2011). "Kembara Kuching-Brunei Lahad Datu (in Malay)". Roda-Roda. Sungai Buloh, Malaysia: Bayu Enterprise (May 2011): 10–20. ISSN 0127-9149.