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National highways of Pakistan

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Field	Value
title	National Highways of Pakistan

agencyname	National Highways of Pakistan
country	PAK
type	N
maint	National Highway Authority
formed	1988
length_km	12,131
links	http://nha.gov.pk/en/

National Highways of Pakistan () are a network of toll highways in Pakistan, which are owned, maintained and operated by the National Highway Authority under the Ministry of Communications. It maintains 12,131 km 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.

National Highway Network Map

List of national highways

Sign	Course	Length (km)	Lanes	Completion year	Status	Remarks
[[File:Pakistan N-5.svg	50px]]	Karachi – Torkham
(N-5 National Highway)	1819	4-6	1952	Operational	Longest national highway in Pakistan.
Continues as Kabul–Torkham Road in Afghanistan.
[[File:Pakistan N-10.svg	50px]]	Karachi – Gwadar
(N-10 National Highway)	653	2	2003	Operational	Known more popularly as the Makran Coastal Highway.
[[File:Pakistan N-15.svg	50px]]	Mansehra – Chilas
(N-15 National Highway)	240	2	-	Operational
[[File:Pakistan N-20.svg	50px]]	Kashmore – Ubauro
(N-20 National Highway)	42	2	-	Operational
[[File:Pakistan N-25.svg	50px]]	Karachi – Chaman
(N-25 National Highway)	813	2	-	Operational	Continues as Kandahar–Spin Boldak Road in Afghanistan.
[[File:Pakistan N-30.svg	50px]]	Basima – Khuzdar
(N-30 National Highway)	110	2	-	Operational
[[File:Pakistan N-35.svg	50px]]	Hasan Abdal – Khunjerab Pass
(N-35 National Highway)	1300	2	1979	Operational	Known more popularly as the Karakoram Highway
Continues as China National Highway 314 [[File:Kokudou_314(China).svg	40px]] in China.
[[File:Pakistan N-40.svg	50px]]	Quetta – Taftan
(N-40 National Highway)	610	2	-	Operational	Continues as Road 84 [[File:Iran First Level Road 84.png	20px]] in Iran.
[[File:Pakistan N-45.svg	50px]]	Nowshera – Chitral
(N-45 National Highway)	309	2	-	Operational
[[File:Pakistan N-50.svg	50px]]	Kuchlak – Dera Ismail Khan
(N-50 National Highway)	531	2	-	Operational
[[File:Pakistan N-55.svg	50px]]	Kotri – Peshawar
(N-55 National Highway)	1264	2-4	-	Operational	Known more popularly as the Indus Highway
Runs along the length of the Indus River, providing relief to the N-5.
[[File:Pakistan N-60.svg	50px]]	Lahore – Sargodha
(N-60 National Highway)	185	2-4-6	-	Operational
[[File:Pakistan N-65.svg	50px]]	Quetta – Sukkur
(N-65 National Highway)	385	4	-	Operational
[[File:Pakistan N-70.svg	50px]]	Qila Saifullah – Multan
(N-70 National Highway)	447	2-4	-	Operational
[[File:Pakistan N-75.svg	50px]]	Islamabad – Kohala
(N-75 National Highway)	138	4	-	Operational
[[File:Pakistan N-80.svg	50px]]	Islamabad – Kohat
(N-80 National Highway)	146	2	-	Operational
[[File:Pakistan N-85.svg	50px]]	Hushab – Surab
(N-85 National Highway)	487	2	-	Operational
[[File:Pakistan N-90.svg	50px]]	Khwazakhela – Besham
(N-90 National Highway)	64	2	-	Operational
[[File:Pakistan N-95.svg	50px]]	Chakdara – Kalam
(N-95 National Highway)	135	2	-	Operational
[[File:Pakistan N-105.svg	50px]]	Larkana – Lakhi
(N-105 National Highway)	61	2	-	Operational
[[File:Pakistan N-110.svg	50px]]	Gharo – Keti Bunder
(N-110 National Highway)	90	2	-	Operational
[[File:Pakistan N-115.svg	50px]]	Tranda Muhammad Panah – Jalalpur Pirwala
(N-115 National Highway)	66	2	-	Operational
[[File:Pakistan N-120.svg	50px]]	Hyderabad – Khokhrapar
(N-120 National Highway)	220	2	-	Operational
[[File:Pakistan N-125.svg	50px]]	Taxila – Haripur
(N-125 National Highway)	44	2	-	Operational
N-130	Mianwali – Balkasar
(N-130 National Highway)	129	2	-	Operation/UC	Takeover by NHA in 2020
N-135	Mianwali – Muzaffarghar
(N-135 National Highway)	363	2	-	Operation/UC	Proposed 4 lane. Takeover by NHA in 2020
N-140	Gilgit – Chitral
(N-140 National Highway)	363	2	-	Operation/UC	Takeover by NHA in 2020
N-145	Dorah Pass – Chitral
(N-145 National Highway)	82.5	2	-	Operation/UC	Takeover by NHA in 2020
[[File:Pakistan N-155.svg	50px]]	Larkana - Mohenjo Daro
(N-155 National Highway)	28	2	-	Operational
[[File:Pakistan N-255.svg	50px]]	Larkana - Nasirabad
(N-255 National Highway)	34	2	-	Operational
[[File:Pakistan N-305.svg	50px]]	Sakrand - Nawabshah
(N-305 National Highway)	35	2	-	Operational
[[File:Pakistan N-455.svg	50px]]	Larkana - Shahdadkot
(N-455 National Highway)	50	2	-	Operational
[[File:Pakistan N-655.svg	50px]]	Ratodero - Naudero
(N-655 National Highway)	18	2	-	Operational

List of provincial highways

Islamabad Capital Territory

Territorial Highways of Islamabad Capital Territory

Gilgit-Baltistan

Provincial Highways of Gilgit-Baltistan

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Provincial Highways of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Punjab

Provincial Highways of Punjab

Sindh

Provincial Highways of Sindh

List of strategic highways

Name	Course	Length	Lanes	Completion year	Status
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

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