India National Highways Network Map
Complete network map of India's National Highways for easy navigation and route planning.
Navigating India's extensive highway network — connecting major cities, driving economic growth, and transforming the nation's transportation infrastructure.
India's vast terrain is interwoven with a system of National Highways essential for transit. These highways form the backbone of the country, linking towns, cities, and outlying areas while promoting trade, business, and easy movement of people and commodities. Overseen by NHAI, they connect metropolitan centers, industrial hubs, agricultural belts, ports, and border areas. The network spans over 1,32,000 kilometers across plains, mountains, deserts, and forests.
Complete network map of India's National Highways for easy navigation and route planning.
Quick reference for India's major National Highways with their routes and approximate lengths.
| National Highway | Route | Length (Approx.) |
|---|---|---|
| NH 44 | Srinagar, J&K to Kanyakumari, Tamil Nadu | 3,745 km |
| NH 48 | Delhi to Chennai | 2,807 km |
| NH 27 | Porbandar, Gujarat to Silchar, Assam | 3,507 km |
| NH 16 | Kolkata, West Bengal to Chennai, Tamil Nadu | 1,533 km |
| NH 52 | Sangrur, Punjab to Ankola, Karnataka | 2,724 km |
| NH 30 | Sitarganj, Uttarakhand to Ibrahimpatnam, AP | 2,127 km |
| NH 15 | Pathankot, Punjab to Samakhiali, Gujarat | 1,526 km |
| NH 52B | Chandigarh, Punjab to Jammu, J&K | 411 km |
| NH 44A | Manali, HP to Leh, Ladakh | 480 km |
| NH 65 | Pune, Maharashtra to Machilipatnam, AP | 1,247 km |
India's most critical National Highway corridors that form the lifelines of interstate connectivity and commerce.
India's longest highway (3,745 km), connecting Srinagar to Kanyakumari through multiple states.
Critical Delhi-Chennai corridor (2,807 km), vital for north-south trade.
East-west connectivity from Porbandar to Silchar (3,507 km).
Kolkata to Chennai (1,533 km), facilitating east-coast trade and commerce.
National Highways play a pivotal role in India's economic development, enabling trade, industry, and employment across the nation.
Facilitating movement of agricultural and industrial products nationwide.
Efficient transport of goods boosts national economic output.
Connecting manufacturing hubs to ports and markets.
Bringing development initiatives to remote areas.
Road construction and maintenance creating millions of jobs.
NHAI is driving next-generation upgrades across the highway network to improve safety, efficiency, and sustainability.
Converting two-lane highways to four and six lanes to accommodate growing traffic volumes and reduce congestion on key corridors.
Cashless toll collection using RFID technology, reducing wait times at toll plazas and enabling seamless highway travel across the country.
AI-powered traffic monitoring systems, incident detection, and real-time route guidance for safer and more efficient highway journeys.
Installation of crash barriers, reflective signage, rumble strips, and improved lighting to reduce accidents and fatalities on NHs.
Green highway corridors with extensive tree plantation, rainwater harvesting, and solar-powered highway infrastructure for ecological balance.
Quick answers to common questions about India's National Highways network.
