List of motorways and highways of Pakistan

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Islamabad interchange, connecting the M1 and M2 motorways

Coastal Highway N10 winding through the mud hills of Makran along the Arabian Sea

This list includes the major highways formally designated by the National Highway Authority of Pakistan as a "National Highway" or "Motorway".

Motorways

• M1 is from Islamabad to Peshawar. It is a 155 km access-controlled motorway with 6 lanes.
• M2 is from Lahore to Islamabad. It is a 367 km access-controlled motorway with 6 lanes. It was completed in November 1997.
• M3 is from Pindi Bhattian to Faisalabad. It is a 53 km access-controlled motorway with 4 lanes, which, in future, can be increased to 6 lanes.
• M4 is from Faisalabad to Multan with a total length of 200 km. It has 4 lanes, which, in future, can be increased to 6 lanes.
• M5 is from Multan to Dera Ghazi Khan with a total length of 65 km and 4 lanes, which, in future, can be increased to 6 lanes.
• M6 is from Dera Ghazi Khan to Ratodero with a total length of 450 km and 4 lanes, which, in future, can be increased to 6 lanes.
• M7 is from Kakkar via Dureji to Karachi with a total length of 303 km and 2 lanes.
• M8 is from Gwadar to Ratodero with a total length of 1072 km and 2 lanes.
• M9 is from Karachi to Hyderabad with a length of 136 Km and 6 lanes.
• M10 is the Karachi Northern Bypass, which has a total length of 56 km and 6 lanes.

Highways

See also

• Pakistan National Highway
• Karakorum Highway
• Makran Coastal Highway
• Transport in Pakistan
• National Highway Authority

External links

• [National Highway Authority]

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