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Narmada Expressway

Amarkantak (Madhya Pradesh) to Bharuch / Rajpipla (Gujarat) — 1300 km · 8 lanes

A planned 1,300 km greenfield expressway running along the Narmada River connecting eastern Madhya Pradesh (Amarkantak) to Gujarat. It will be one of the longest expressways in India and aims to boost connectivity across central India.

1300

Kilometres

Lanes

120 km/h

Speed Limit

States

Narmada Expressway Route Map

Amarkantak, Dindori, Jabalpur, Narsinghpur, Hoshangabad, Harda, Khandwa, Barwani, Alirajpur, Rajpipla, Bharuch

Narmada Expressway Start and End Point

Start Point (Origin)

Amarkantak (Madhya Pradesh)

End Point (Terminus)

Bharuch / Rajpipla (Gujarat)

States & Union Territories

Madhya PradeshGujarat

Major Cities & Towns

●Amarkantak→●Dindori→●Jabalpur→●Narsinghpur→●Hoshangabad→●Harda→●Khandwa→●Barwani→●Alirajpur→●Bharuch

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Key Features

●Runs along the Narmada River
●One of the longest planned expressways at 1,300 km
●Will connect eastern and western Madhya Pradesh
●Greenfield project
●Expected to boost connectivity in central India

Project Details

NameNarmada Expressway

Total Length1300 km

Lanes8 lanes

Speed Limit120 km/h

StatusPlanned

Operator / DeveloperNational Highways Authority of India (NHAI)

Expected Completion2028

Project CostRs 40,000 Crore

RegionCentral India

Safety Tips for Driving on the Narmada Expressway

⚠️Strictly follow the speed limit of 120 km/h. Overspeeding on expressways attracts heavy fines.
⚠️Always wear seatbelts. Rear-seat passengers must also buckle up on expressways.
⚠️Do not stop on the main carriageway. Use designated rest areas and parking zones.
⚠️Maintain lane discipline — use the right lane only for overtaking.
⚠️Keep a safe following distance of at least 3 seconds at expressway speeds.
⚠️Use headlights even during daytime as per expressway rules.
⚠️In case of breakdown, move to the shoulder immediately and use hazard lights.
⚠️In an emergency, call 112 (Unified Emergency) or 1033 (Highway Helpline).

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the total length of the Narmada Expressway?

The Narmada Expressway has a total length of 1300 km. It connects Amarkantak (Madhya Pradesh) to Bharuch / Rajpipla (Gujarat).

What is the current status of the Narmada Expressway?

The Narmada Expressway is currently in the planned stage with an expected completion by 2028.

Which states does the Narmada Expressway pass through?

The Narmada Expressway passes through Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat.

What is the speed limit on the Narmada Expressway?

The speed limit on the Narmada Expressway is 120 km/h.

How many lanes does the Narmada Expressway have?

The Narmada Expressway has 8 lanes.

What is the cost of the Narmada Expressway project?

The Narmada Expressway project has an estimated cost of Rs 40,000 crore.

What are the major cities connected by the Narmada Expressway?

The major cities and towns along the Narmada Expressway include Amarkantak, Dindori, Jabalpur, Narsinghpur, Hoshangabad, Harda, Khandwa, Barwani, Alirajpur, Bharuch.

Who is the operator of the Narmada Expressway?

The Narmada Expressway is operated/developed by National Highways Authority of India (NHAI).

What are the key features of the Narmada Expressway?

Key features of the Narmada Expressway include: Runs along the Narmada River; One of the longest planned expressways at 1,300 km; Will connect eastern and western Madhya Pradesh; Greenfield project; Expected to boost connectivity in central India.

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