AH2

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Map of Asian Highway 2
Asian Highway 2 sign near Ratchaburi, Thailand

The AH2 is a road in the Asian Highway Network running 8230 miles (13,177 km) from Denpasar, Indonesia to Khosravi, Iran. The route is as follows:

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[edit] Indonesia

DenpasarSurabayaSurakartaSemarangCikampek (— Bandung) — Jakarta (— Merak)

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[edit] Singapore

Singapore

See also:

[edit] Malaysia

Johor BahruSenai UtaraSerembanKuala LumpurButterworthBukit Kayu Hitam

The status of the section of AH2 crossing the Malaysia-Singapore border is currently being disputed. Malaysia had commissioned the Second Link Expressway as part of AH2 while Singapore had commissioned the Johor-Singapore Causeway as part of AH2. For details, see also AH2 border crossing dispute.

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[edit] Thailand

Thailand National Route 4 from Sa Dao to Phatthalung, then Route 41 to Chumphon, then Route 4 to Bangkok, then Route 338/Route 9 to Bang Pa-in, overlap with AH1 to Tak, then Route 1 to Mae Sai.

Sa DaoHat YaiBangkokBang Pa-inNakhon SawanTakChiang RaiMae Sai

[edit] Myanmar

AH 2 uses Route 4 to Meiktila, then overlaps AH1 to Tamu

TachilekKengtungMeiktilaMandalayTamu

[edit] India

MorehImphalKohimaDimapurNagaonJorabat (— Guwahati) — ShillongDawki

[edit] Bangladesh

TamabilSylhetKatchpurDhakaHatikamrulBanglabandha

[edit] India

Siliguri

[edit] Nepal

KankarbhittaPathlaiyaHetaudaNarayangarhKohalpurMahendranagarMahakali River

[edit] India

BanbasaRampurNew DelhiAttariWagah

[edit] Pakistan

[edit] Iran

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