National Highway 12 (Nepal)

NH12 or Sunkoshi Corridor or Ghurmi-Regmitar-Barkhadada road is a National Highway that runs through the Hills of Udayapur District, Bhojpur District and Khotang District of Koshi Province, Nepal. It is currantly under construction. The total length of the highway is calculated to be 163 kilometres (101 mi).[1][2] The highway starts at Ghurmi (Udayapur) being separated from NH03 and runs parallel to the Sunkoshi River until Thanagaun (Tapli Rural Municipality) before it crosses the Sunkoshi river and enters into Khotang District. It then runs parallel to the Sunkoshi River again until it reaches Regmitar. The highway then crosses NH16 at Regmitar (Rajapani). The highway continues on to Damarkhu where it crosses the border of Khotang District and enters into Bhojpur District. This section of road runs in the Aamchowk Rural Municipality of Bhojpur District before it crosses the Sunkoshi River again and enters into Udayapur District again at Ranitar of the Chaudandigadhi Municipality then moves east and enters to Belaka Municipality. It finally merges with NH03 at Barkhadanda near Chatara Koshi bridge.

NH12 (in detail)
#Section LinkSection NameLength (KM)Area
1NH12-001Ghurmi-Thanagaun26.21Katari Municipality
Tapli Rural Municipality
2NH12-002Thanagaun-Regmitar22.21Halesi Tuwachung,
3NH12-003Regmitar-Darmarkhu72.91Diprung Rural Municipality
Khotehang Rural Municipality
Jantedhunga Rural Municipality
4NH12-004Darmarkhu-Ranitar Bazar12.92Aamchowk Rural Municipality
5NH12-005Ranitar Bazar-Barkhadada28.75Chaudandigadhi Municipality
Belaka Municipality
NH12Ghurmi-Regmitar-Barkhadada163Koshi Province
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NH12
Sunkoshi Corridor
NH12 in red
Route information
Length163 km (101 mi)
HistoryUnder construction
Major junctions
East endBarkhadada
Major intersectionsRegmitar
West endGhurmi
Location
CountryNepal
Highway system

References

  1. "Statics of National Highway 2020_21" (PDF). Nepal in data. Department of Roads (Nepal). 2021-09-22. Retrieved 2024-06-17.
  2. "Statics of Stretgic Road Network". Department of Roads (Nepal). 2023. Retrieved 2024-06-17.


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