Kanchrapara - Nagarukhra - Bongaon Intercity Roadway

Kanchrapara-Nagarukhra-Bongaon Military Road[2] is a important border connecting road used by the Indian Army and Border Security Force for special purposes as a shortcut roadline between many cantonments & army camps.This road connects Nadia District & North 24 pgs. District as well as many important towns, expressways and highways.

Kanchrapara-Nagarukhra-Bongaon Intercity Military Road
Kanchrapara - Nagarukhra - Bongaon Road
Route information
Maintained by Government of West Bengal
Length33 km (21 mi)
Existedearly 1949–present
Major junctions
East endNational Highway 112 (India), Gaighata
West endKalyani Expressway & National Highway 12, Kanchrapara
Location
StatesWest Bengal
DistrictsNadia district,[1] North 24 Parganas district
TownsBongaon, Gaighata, Nagarukhra, Haringhata, Kanchrapara, Kalyani, Gayespur
Highway system

Importance

This major road acts as a bypass to avoid congested roads in towns and cities like Kanchrapara, Barrackpore, Habra, Nagarukhra, and Gaighata.

Length

Kanchrapara-Nagarukhra-Bongaon Intercity Military Road; East Section in Nagarukhra, Nadia

The entire road is 33 km long, running from Kanchrapara Railway Station to Gaighata, Jaleswarmore, via Haringhata and Nagarukhra.

Intersection

This road is connected to two national highways and one expressway. In Kanchrapara it intersects with Kalyani Expressway. At Bara-jaguli it crosses over the National Highway 12. In Nagarukhra it intersects with three different roads, Habra Road, Nimtala Road and Ashokenagar-Kalyangarh Rd. In Gaighata it intersects with National Highway 112.

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References

  1. Wikivoyage
  2. Openstreetmap.org
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