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Rks Department Government of West Bensal Public Works Department Government of West Bensal Notification No.3P-37l13/408-R/PL dated 11.08.2015.- In exercise of the power conferred by section 3 of the West Bengal Highways Act, 1964 (West Ben. Act XXVIII of 1964) (hereinafter referred to as the said Act), the Govemor is pleased hereby to declare, with immediate effect, the road and its length as mentioned in column (2) and column (3), respectively, of Schedule below under the Public Works Department in Malda district, as highway within the meaning of clause ( c) of section 2 of the said Act:- SCHEDULE MALDA DISTRICT DMSION: MALDA DIVISION. PWD sl. oo- Name of the Road No. q)E (l) (2) (3) I Extended portion of Old Malda Municipal Link road 5.50 2 Feeder road from NH 34 to Englishbazar Municipality 0.95 3 Gour Mahadipur Road 14.50 -i Internal communication road to Relies of Gour 3.94 5 Link road to Bharat Sevashram Sansha 1.38 6 Malatipur to Chandrapara Road 13.00 7 Malda Manikchak Samsi Road 57.75 8 Manikchak to Domhat Road 2.50 I Manikchak to Manikchakshat Road 2.50 l0 Old Malda Municipal link road s.00 ll Sahapur Bridge approach road including bridee( both side) 0.83 12 Service road of both side of R.O.B at Rathbari 3.00 DMSION: MALDA HIGHWAY DMSION, P.W (Roads) Dtte. st. Name a0- No. of the Road q?tr (r) (2) (3) I Adina to Chakli Road 33.62 2 Agampur to Raniganj Road 8.30 1 J Alternative Route to Balurehat from Malda 3.80 4 Approach road of Tangon Bridge 0.7s 5 Approach road to Vladhabpurghat Bridge (Malda Side) 2.55 6 Baharal Araidanga Madiaghat Road 20.09 7 Baishnabnaqar to Jaldahi Road 4.80 8 Bamongola to lJabibpur Road (0.00 kmp to 6.00 kmp) 6.00 9 Bamongola to Habibpur Road (6.00 kmp to 21.28 km) 15.28 l0 Bhaluka Bazar to Bhaluka Road Railwav Station Road 7.80 ll Bhaluka Road Railway Station to Tulsihata Road r 3.60 12 Bulbulchandi to Habibpur Road 7.20 t3 Bulbulchandi to Katlapukur Road 14.50 t4 Chanchal to Kharba to Churamonshat Road 11.20 st. a0- Name of the Road No. q)E 1) (2) (3) 5 Eklakhi to Rashikpur Road 8.54 6 Englishbazar to Kotwali Road 8.20 7 Feeder road from Tulshihata to Khushidha Road 0.20 8 Gazole Beldanei Road 5.60 9 Gazole to Alalshat Road (except Kodubarito Samsi) 2.06 20 Gazole to Bamonsola Road 16.00 21 Gazolehat Road 0.90 22 Internal communication road in Pandua 3.00 z) Jalalpur to Suiapur to Jamirghata Railway Station Road 2.10 24 Kasmari to Bangitola to Panchanandapur Road 7.00 25 Kaliachak to Golapsani Road 9.50 26 Kaliachak to Niamatpur Road 20.40 27 Kotwali Ferryghat to Pukuria Ferryghat Road r 3.80 28 Link road from CKC road to Kolierarn Villaee r.06 29 Link road from Harishchandrapur to Bardwari Road 2.70 30 Link road from Tulshihata to Khushida to Bishunupur High School 0.80 JI Link road to Araidanasa Health Centre r.10 32 Link road to Bhaluka Health Centre from Ratua Bhaluka road 0.80 JJ Link road to Habibpur Police Station 0.35 34 Link road to Harishchandrapur Health Centre 1.58 35 Link road to Vineol Health Centre from Chanchal Harishchandrapur road 2.19 36 Malda Bulbulchandi Road 15.20 JI Mathurapur to Sankoritola Road 1.65 38 22.09 39 Mothabari to Sadullapur Road 6.90 40 Mothabarito Uttar Lakshipur Road 3.20 41 Muchia to Sinsabad Road 8.3 r 42 NH 34 to Eklakhi Railwav Station Road 8.90 43 NH-81 to Harishchandrapur Railway Station Road 2.60 44 Nimbari Harishchandrapur Road 7.00 45 Paela Approach Road 6.00 46 Paharpur Swarupsani Road I7.r0 47 Pukuria Ferryghat to Kumarqani Road r0.90 48 Pukuria to Goboriona Kalibari Road 3.40 49 Ratua to Bhaluka Road 11.20 50 Sadullahpur Meharapur Road 10.08 51 Seikhpur to Kumarsani Road 4.70 52 Tulshihata to Kushidha Road r r.00 By orderbI- of the Governor Principal Secy. to the Govt. of West Bengal.
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