National Highways of Pakistan



















National Highways of Pakistan
پاکستان کی قومی شاہراہ
System information
Maintained by National Highway Authority
Length 12,131 km (7,538 mi)
Formed 1988
Highway names
System links
Roads in Pakistan



National Highways of Pakistan (Urdu: پاکستان کی قومی شاہراہ‎) are a network of toll highways in Pakistan, which are owned, maintained and operated by the National Highways Authority under the Ministry of Communications. It maintains 12,131 kilometres (7,538 mi) of roadways organized into various classifications which crisscross the country and provide access to major population centers. National Highways are not to be confused with provincial highways, which are roads maintained by the respective provinces. Pakistan's national highways include the famous Grand Trunk Road, Indus Highway, Karakoram Highway and Makran Coastal Highway. All national highways in Pakistan are pre-fixed with the letter 'N' (for "national") followed by the unique numerical designation of the specific highway (with a hyphen in the middle), e.g. "N-5". Each numerical designation is separated by five numerals, i.e. N-5, N-10, N-15, etc. National Highways are distinct from Strategic Highways, which begin with the prefix 'S' and are controlled and operated by the Ministry of Defence.




Contents






  • 1 List of National Highways


  • 2 List of Strategic Highways


  • 3 National Highway Network Map


  • 4 See also


  • 5 External links





List of National Highways






















































































































































































































































Sign
 Course
 Length (km)
 Lanes
 Completion Year
 Status
 Remarks

Pakistan N-5.svg
Karachi – Torkham
(N-5 National Highway)
 1819
 4
 1952
 Operational
 Longest national highway in Pakistan.
Continues as Kabul–Torkham Road in Afghanistan.

Pakistan N-10.svg
Karachi – Gwadar
(N-10 National Highway)
 653 
 2
 2003
 Operational
 Known more popularly as the Makran Coastal Highway.

Pakistan N-15.svg
Mansehra – Chilas
(N-15 National Highway)
 240
 2
 -
 Operational

Pakistan N-25.svg
Karachi – Chaman
(N-25 National Highway)
 813
 2
 -
 Operational
 Continues as Kandahar–Spin Boldak Road in Afghanistan.

Pakistan N-30.svg
 Basima – Khuzdar
(N-30 National Highway)
 110
 2
 -
 Operational

Pakistan N-35.svg
Hasan Abdal – Khunjerab Pass
(N-35 National Highway)
 806
 2
 1979
 Operational
 Known more popularly as the Karakoram Highway
Continues as China National Highway 314 Kokudou 314(China).svg in China.

Pakistan N-40.svg
Quetta – Taftan
(N-40 National Highway)
 610
 2
 -
 Operational
 Continues as Road 84 Road84.png in Iran.

Pakistan N-45.svg
Nowshera – Chitral
(N-45 National Highway)
 309
 2
 -
 Operational

Pakistan N-50.svg
Kuchlak – Dera Ismail Khan
(N-50 National Highway)
 531
 2
 -
 Operational

Pakistan N-55.svg
Kotri – Peshawar
(N-55 National Highway)
 1264
 4
 -
 Operational
 Runs along the length of the Indus River, providing relief to the N-5.

Pakistan N-65.svg
Sibi – Sukkur
(N-65 National Highway)
 385
 2
 -
 Operational

Pakistan N-70.svg
Qila Saifullah – Multan
(N-70 National Highway)
 447
 2
 -
 Operational

Pakistan N-75.svg
Islamabad – Kohala
(N-75 National Highway)
 138
 4
 -
 Operational

Pakistan N-80.svg
Islamabad – Kohat
(N-80 National Highway)
 146
 2
 -
 Operational

Pakistan N-85.svg
 Hushab – Surab
(N-85 National Highway)
 487
 2
 -
 Operational

Pakistan N-90.svg
Khwazakhela – Besham
(N-90 National Highway)
 64
 2
 -
 Operational

Pakistan N-95.svg
Chakdara – Kalam
(N-95 National Highway)
 135
 2
 -
 Operational

Pakistan N-105.svg
Larkana – Lakhi
(N-105 National Highway)
 61
 2
 -
 Operational

Pakistan N-110.svg
Gharo – Keti Bunder
(N-110 National Highway)
 90
 2
 -
 Operational

Pakistan N-120.svg
Hyderabad – Khokhrapar
(N-120 National Highway)
 220
 2
 -
 Operational

Pakistan N-125.svg
Taxila – Haripur
(N-125 National Highway)
 44
 2
 -
 Operational

Pakistan N-155.svg
Larkana - Mohenjo Daro
(N-155 National Highway)
 28
 2
 -
 Operational

Pakistan N-255.svg
Larkana - Nasirabad
(N-255 National Highway)
 34
 2
 -
 Operational

Pakistan N-305.svg
Sakrand - Nawabshah
(N-305 National Highway)
 35
 2
 -
 Operational

Pakistan N-455.svg
Larkana - Shahdadkot
(N-455 National Highway)
 50
 2
 -
 Operational

Pakistan N-655.svg
Ratodero - Naudero
(N-655 National Highway)
 18
 2
 -
 Operational


List of Strategic Highways







































Name
 Course
 Length
 Lanes
 Completion Year
 Status
 Remarks

S-1
Gilgit - Skardu
 167 km
 2
 1982
 Operational

S-2
Kohala - Muzaffarabad
 40 km
 2
 2016
 Operational

S-3
Muzaffarabad - Chakothi
 55 km
 2
 2010
 Operational


National Highway Network Map




Map of Motorways of Pakistan



See also




  • Roads in Pakistan

  • National Highway Authority

  • Speed limits in Pakistan

  • Transport in Pakistan



External links


  • National Highway Authority








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