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NH Length for NIC.Xlsx STATEWISE LENGTH OF NATIONAL HIGHWAYS IN INDIA Sl. NH No. Route Length (Km.) No. Andhra Pradesh 1 4 Karnataka Border - Palmaner - Chittoor - Naraharipeta - Tamil Nadu Border 83.62 Odisha Border - Ichchapuram - Narasannapeta - Srikakulam - Bhimunipatnam - Vishakhapatnam - 2 5 Prattipadu - Rajahmundry - Eluru - Vijaywada - Guntur - Ongole - Nellor - Gudur - Nayadupeta - 1024.00 Tamil Nadu Border Maharashtra Border - Adilabad - Nirmal - Ramayampet - Hyderabad - Kurnool - Gooty - Anantpur - 3 7 773.64 Penukonda - Karnataka Border 4 9 Karnataka Border - Zahirabad - Hyderabad - Suriapet - Vijaywada - Machillipatnam 455.74 5 16 Nizamabad - Armur - Jagtial - Lakshettipet - Chinnur - Maharashtra Border 235.15 6 18 Kurnool - Nandyal - Cuddapah - Rayachoti - Chittoor 362 7 18A Putalapattu - Tirupati 58.85 8 42 New Ananthapur (NH-44) - Urvakonda - Junction of NH-67 71.52 9 43 Odisha border - Ramabhadrapuram - Vizianagaram - Natavalasa (NH-5) 90.33 50 New NH No. 161 - Karnataka Border on NH-48 at Lakshmisagara. 0.00 10 63 Karnataka Border - Guntakal - Gooty 55.43 67 Ext. 11 Maidukuru (NH-40) - Badvel - Atmakur - Nellore - Krishnapatnam 204.00 (New) 12 150 New Karnataka border - Krishna on N.H-167 12.25 Karnataka border - Alur - Adoni - Mantralayam - Karnataka border 13 167 (New) 212.05 Karnataka border - Mehboobnagar - Jadcherla (NH-44) 14 202 Hyderabad - Jangaon - Warangal - Venkatpuram - Chhattisgarh Border 306.00 15 205 Ananthapur - Kadiri - Madanapalle - Pileru - Renigunta - Puttur - Tamil Nadu Border 341.60 16 214 Kathipudi - Kakinada - Razole - Narasapur - Pamarru 243.41 Digamarru (NH-214) - Narasapur - Machilipatnam - Challapalle - Avanigadda - Repalle Bapatla - 17 214A 254.28 Chirala - Ongole (NH-5) 18 219 Madnapalli - Punganuru - Palmaner - Venktagiri Kota - Kuppam - Tamil Nadu Border 140.71 Vijayawada (NH-9) - Kondapalli - Mailavaram - Tiruvuru - Penuballi - Kottagudam - Paloncha - 19 221 236.15 Bhadrachalam - Chinturu - Chhattisgarh border 20 222 Maharashtra border - Narsapur - Nirmal (NH-7) 53.60 21 234 Karnataka border (near Chintamani) - Venktagiri Kota (NH-219) - Tamil Nadu border 24.60 22 326 (New) Odisha border - Chinturu (NH-57) 12.80 23 67 New Mydukur on NH-40 - Muddanuru - Tadapatri - Gooty on NH-44 140.75 24 71 New Renigunta on NH-71 - Erpedu - Naidupet on NH-16 66.40 25 161 New Sangareddy on NH-65 - AP/Mah. Border 140.50 326A New Odisha Border-Kotabommali - Narasannapeta 40.00 26 340 New Rayachoti on NH-40 - Chinnamandem - Gurrramkonda - Kurabalakota on NH-42. 60.20 27 353 New AP/Mah. Border - Mahadeopur - Parkal - Atmakur on NH-163. 28 365 New Nakrekal on NH-65 - Tungaturti - Mahbubabad - Narsampet - Mallampalli on NH-163. 850.02 Nakrekal on NH-65 - Macherla - Erragondapalam - Kanigiri - Rapur - Venkatagiri - Erpedu on NH- 29 565 New 71 563 New Mancheral on NH-63 - Karimnangar- Warangal on NH-163 136.00 365A New Kodad on NH-65 - Khammam- Mahboobabad on NH-365 75.00 Anantapur on Nh No.-44-Tadipatri-Kolimigundla-Owk-Banaganapalli-Gajualapalli-Gddalur- 544D New 430.00 Cumbum-Thokapalli-Vinukonda-Narasaraopet-Guntur on NH No.-16 340C New Kurnool on NH No.-40- Nandikotkur-Atmakur-Dornala on NH No.-765 132.00 Hyderabad (NH-44&40) - Maisaram - Amangal - Veldanda - Kalvakurti - Vangur - Gundlapallai - 30 765 New 269.55 Achampeta - Srisailam - Doranala - Tokapalle. Sub Total (Seemandhra + Telangana) 7867.58 Arunachal Pradesh 1 37 Ext. Assam border - Roing (NH-52) 19.50 2 52 Assam border - Pasighat - Dambuk - Roing - Paya - Tezu - Wakro - Namsai - Assam Border 335.00 3 52A Assam border - Itanagar - Assam border 50.76 4 52B Ext. Mahadevpur - Namchik - Changlang - Khonsa - Kanubari - Assam border 266.64 5 153 Assam border - Myanmar border (Still Well road) 32.49 6 229 Tawang - Bomdila - Nechipu - Seppa - Sagalee - Ziro - Daporijo - Along - Pasighat (NH-52) 1040.66 315A 7 Khonsa on NH -52 B - Hukanjuri - Assam Border 35.00 (New) 8 713 New NH-13 near Joram connecting Palin- Sangram- terminating at Koloriang. 158.00 9 513 New NH-13 near Passighat connecting Mariyang and terminating at Yingkiong. 140.00 10 313 New NH-13 near Meka connecting Anini. 235.00 11 113 New NH-13 near Hawacamp connecting Hayuliang and terminating near Hawai. 165.00 NH-13 near Hoj connecting Yupia and terminating at its junction with NH-415 near Pappu (near 12 713A New 35.00 Nahurlagun. Sub Total 2513.05 Assam 1 31 W.B. Border - Gouripur - North Salmara - Bijni - Nalbari - Rangia - Charali Amingaon (NH-37) 307.75 2 31B North Salmara - Abhayapuri - Jogighopa (NH-37) 19.66 3 31C W.B. Border - Kochugaon - Sidli - Bijni (NH-31) 93.00 4 36 Nagaon - Dabaka - Amlakhi - Nagaland Border 154.20 Goalpara (NH-31B) - Paikan - Boko - Guwahati - Dispur - Sonapur - Raha - Nagaon - Bokaghat - 5 37 Numaligarh - Jorhat - Jhanzi - Sibdagar - Morahat - Dibrugarh - Tinsukia - Makum - Saikhoghat - 685.33 Arunachal Pradesh Border 6 37A Kuwari Tal (NH-37) – Tezpur (NH.-52) 23.10 7 38 Makum - Ledo - Likhapani 56.35 8 39 Numaligarh - Garampani - Naojan - Bokajan - Nagaland Border 106.78 9 44 Meghalaya Border - Badarpur - Karimganj - Patharkandi - Tripura Border 110.77 10 51 Paikan - Meghalaya Border 21.87 Baihata Charali - Mangaldai - Dhekiajuli - Tezpur - Gohpur-Bander Dewa - North Lakhimpur - 11 52 Dhemaji - Kulajan - Arunachal Pradesh Border 540.76 Arunachal Pradesh border - near Saikhoaghat (NH-31) Gohpur - Arunachal Pradesh Border 12 52A 9.23 Arunachal Pradesh border - Bander Dewa 13 52B Kulajan - Dibrugarh - Arunachal Pradesh border 79.32 14 53 Badarpur (NH-44) - Silchar - Lakhipur - Manipur Border. 73.55 15 54 Dabaka - Lumding - Langting - Haflong - Silchar - Dwarband - Mizoram Border 321.37 16 61 Jhanzi - Amguri - Nagaland border 17.51 17 62 Damara - Meghalaya Border 8.60 18 151 Karimganj - Bangaladesh Border 14.06 19 152 Patacharkuchi - Hajua - Bhutan Border 38.00 20 153 Ledo - Likhapani - Arunachal Pradesh Border 23.70 21 154 Dhaleshwar (Badarpur) - Bhairabhi - Mizoram Border 88.23 315A 22 Arunachal Pradesh Border - Nahorkatia - Tinsukia ( NH-37) 64.22 (New) 127B 23 Srimrampur – Dhuburi - Meghalaya border 74.00 (New) Shyamthai - Hithijhar State PWD road statarting from NH- 27 in Chirang District, Assam and 24 127C New 40.00 meeting at Galegphu in Bhutan. Rangiya - Darrangamela State PWD road starting from NH- 27 in the district of Kamrup, Assam and 25 127D New 48.60 meeting at Samdrupjunjkhar in Bhutan. Nelle (Amsoi Gate)-NH-27 connecting Rajagaon, Doyangmukh, Umrangso, Khobak and terminating 627 New 244.00 at NH-27 near Harangajao in the State of Assam 427 New Howli on NH-27- Barpeta- Hajo- Jalukbari on NH 27 108.00 NH-29 near Manja connecting Diphu and terminating at its junction with new NH No. 27 near 329 New 54.60 Lumding NH-17 near Bilasipara connecting Kokrajhar and terminating at its junction with New NH-27 near 117A 47.00 Garubhasa in the State of Assam NH-27 near Nakhola connecting Jagiroad, Marigaon, Kaupati, Rowta, Udalguri, Khoirabari and 715A 125.00 terminating at Indo/Bhutan border in the State of Assam NH-27 near Barama connecting Baska, Subankhata and terminating at Indo/Bhutan border in the 127E 65.00 State of Assam 702 New Sonari -new NH No. 215 near Sapekhati in the State of Assam. 32.00 Sibasagar on NH-2 connecting Simalguri and terminating at its junction with new NH No. 702 at 702C New 48.00 Sonari. 702D New Nagaland Border-Mariami-Near Jorhat(NH No.-715) 28.00 Sub Total 3771.55 52B Under Railway Deptt. 13.65 37E NH length taken up by MoRTH on BOT 26.47 Total Km in ASSAM 3811.67 Bihar U.P. Border-Mohania - Sasaram - Dehri - Aurangabad - Madanpur - Dobhi - Barachati - Jharkhand 1 2 206.00 Border 2 2C Dehri - Akbarpur - Jadunathpur 105.00 3 19 U.P. Border – Manjhi – Chhapra - Sonpur - Hajipur - Patna 92.70 4 28 Barauni - Bachwara - Tajpur - Muzaffarpur - Mehsi - Chakia - Gopalganj - U.P. Border. 267.30 5 28A Pipra Kothi (NH-28) - Sagauli - Raxaul 66.70 6 28B Chapwa - Bettiah - Lauriya - Bagaha - Chhitauni Rail-cum-Road Bridge - U.P. Border 112.00 Mohania (NH-2) - Kochas - Dinara - Bikramganj - Piro - Ara - Danapur - Patna - Phatuha - 7 30 230.00 Bakhitiyarpur 8 30A Phatuha - Chandi - Harnaut - Barh 69.00 Jhankhand Border - Rajauli - Nawada - Bihar Sharif - Bakhitiyarpur - Barh - Mokoma - Begusarai - 9 31 Barauni - Balia - Khagaria - Bihpur - Kursela – Purnia – Baisi - W.B. Border- Kishanganj- W.B. 404.00 Border 10 57 Muzaffarpur - Darbhanga - Jhanjharpur - Narahia - Narpatganj - Forbesganj - Araria - Purnia 310.00 11 57A Forbesganj (NH-57) - Jogbani 13.00 12 77 Hajipur - Muzaffarpur - Sitamarhi - Sonbarsa 139.00 13 80 Mokamah - Luckeesarai - Munger - Bhagalpur - Kahalgaon - Jharkhand Border 190.00 14 81 Kora - Katihar - W.B. Border 55.00 15 82 Gaya - Hisua - Rajgir - Bar Bigha - Mokama 148.00 16 83 Patna - Jahanabad - Bela - Gaya - Dobhi (NH-2) 125.00 17 84 Buxar - Barhampur - Shahpur - Ara 74.00 18 85 Chhapra - Ekma - Siwan - Gopalganj 92.00 19 98 Patna - Arwal - Daudnagar - Aurangabad - Amba - Jharkhand border 152.01 20 99 Dobhi - Hardawan - Jharkhand Border 11.20 21 101 Chhapra - Baniapur - Mohamadpur 65.00 22 102 Chhapra - Rewaghat - Muzaffarpur 75.00 23 103 Hajipur - Hazrat Jandaha - Mushrigharari 59.00 24 104 Chakia - Madhuban - Shivhar - Sitamarhi - Sursand - Jaynagar - Narahia 214.00 25 105 Darbhanga - Keotiranway - Aunsi - Jaynagar 54.00 26 106 Birpur - Pipra - Madhepura - Kishanganj - Bihpur 135.10 Maheshkund - Sonbarsa Raj - Simribakhtiarpur - Bariahi - Saharsa - Madhepura - Banmankhi - 27 107 180.00 Purnia 28 110 Arwal (NH-98) - Jahanabad - Kako - Ekangar - Sarai - Biharsharif (NH-31) 90.00 122A 29 Vishwanathpur Chowk (NH-22) - Koili - Nanpur (NH-527C ) 31.82 New 131A West Bengal / Bihar Border - Ahmedabad, Manihari, Katihar on NH-31 and terminating at Purnia on 52 30 (New) NH-27 in the State of Bihar. 133 31 Junction with NH-33 - Jharkhand border 10.96 New 327 Ext. Bangaon (Bariyahi Bazar) (NH-107) - Supaul - Pipra - Tribeniganj - Bhargama - Raniganj - Araria - 32 227.11 (New) Bahadurganj - Thakurganj - Galgalia (NH-31C) (WB border) 327A 33 Supaul (NH-327) - Bhaptiahi (NH-27) 25.00 New 34 333 (New) Bariyarpur (NH-80) - Kharagpur - Laxmipur - Jamui - Chakai - Jharkhand Border.
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