List of countries by road network size

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This is a list of countries (or regions) by total road network size, both paved and unpaved.

Also included is additional data on the length of each country's or region's controlled-access highway network, also known as expressway, freeway, motorway, and so forth (they are known by different names in various places).

Rank Country/region Length (km) Date of
information
Roads Expressways
1  United States 6,853,024 95,932 2019[1]
—  European Union[a] 6,250,547 84,190 2014-2018[b]
2  India 5,903,293 1642.5 2020
3  China 5,012,500 149,600 2019[3]
4  Brazil 1,751,868 11,018 2013
5  Russia 1,529,373 6,768 [c] 2019[4]
6  Japan 1,215,000 8,050 2017
7  France 1,090,222 11,671 2018
8  Canada 1,042,300 17,041 2014[5]
9  Australia 920,217 1,716 2011
10  South Africa 750,014 1,927 2014
11  Thailand 702,210 535.3 2020[6][7]
12  Spain 683,175 17,109 2016
13  Germany 644,480 12,996 2018[8]
14  Sweden 579,564 2,145 2014[9]
15  Indonesia 544,474 2,346 2019[10]–2020[11]
16  Italy 487,700 6,758 2013
17  Finland 454,000 863 2019[12]
18  Turkey 445,000 3,250 2020[13]
19  Poland 423,997 4,147[14] 2020
20  United Kingdom 397,039 12,442 2019[15]
21  Mexico 393,473 9,544 2017[16]
22  Iran 291,014 2,503 2019[17]
23  Pakistan 263,942 3,736 2020[18]
24  Malaysia 238,823 2,001 2016[19][20]
25  Argentina 231,374 4,423 2020
26  Saudi Arabia 221,372 4,588 2006
27  Philippines 217,456 420 2016
28  Hungary 210,791 1,481 2018[21]
29  Colombia 206,727 2,279 2015
30  Vietnam 199,567 1,276 2017[22]
31  Nigeria 193,200 2009
32  Uzbekistan 183,496 70 2014[23]
33  Egypt 188,2 1,034 2014[5]
34  Ukraine 169,496 193 2010
35  Kenya 161,415 243 2014
36  Belgium 154,012 1,763 2010
37  Congo, Democratic Republic of 153,497 2004
38  Netherlands 139,691 2,756 2018[24]
39  Peru 139,295 326 2012
40  Czech Republic 130,671 1,247 2016
41  Austria 124,508 1,700 2012
42  Greece 116,986 2,503 2017[25]
43  Sri Lanka 114,093 126 2014
44  Algeria 113,655 2,414 2014
45  South Korea 110,714 4,767 2018[26]
46  Ethiopia 110,414 85 2015[27]
47  Ghana 109,515 33 2009
48  Libya 100,024 144 2003
49  Zimbabwe 97,418 2012
50  Kazakhstan 97,267 490 2002
51  Venezuela 96,602 1,519 2013
52  Ireland 96,155 1,017 2016
53  Belarus 94,797 505 2014
54  New Zealand 94,160 360 2020 [28]
55  Norway 93,870 599 2019
56  Romania 86,494 910 2020[29]
57  Tanzania 86,060 2015
58  Lithuania 84,166 309 2014[30]
59  Portugal 82,900 2,992 2013
60  Cote d'Ivoire 81,996 2007
61  Bolivia 80,488 2010
62  Chile 77,764 2,387 2010
63  Denmark 77,732 1,254 2010
64  Paraguay 73,929 1,143 2012
65  Yemen 72,440 2013
66   Switzerland 71,454 1,824 2014
67  Latvia 70,437 20 2020
68  Syria 69,873 1,103 2010
69  Oman 60,240 1,943 2012
70  Turkmenistan 59,623 2012
71  Iraq 58,592 2002
72  Estonia 58,412 115 2011
73  Azerbaijan 58,395 1,800 2016
74  Morocco 57,334 1,588 2015[31]
75  Cuba 52,202 654 2007[32]
76  Angola 51,429 2001
77  Mongolia 51,350 2011
78  Serbia 45,419 980 2019
79  Cameroon 44,359 2007
80  Guinea 44,348 2003
81  Namibia 44,138 2010
82  Afghanistan 43,916 2010
83  Slovenia 43,670 781 2018
84  Ecuador 42,150 2006
85  Taiwan 41,475 1,053 2019[33]
86  Zambia 40,454 2010
87  Chad 40,231 2016
88  Bulgaria 41,250 807 2011
89  Cambodia 55,000 2014[34]
90  Laos 39,568 2009
91  Costa Rica 39,018 77 2010
92  Slovakia 38,985 765 2018[35]
93  Myanmar 34,476 587 2012
94  Bangladesh 34,377 358 2010
95  Kyrgyzstan 34,000 2007
96  Mozambique 32,059 2010
97  Uruguay 30,331 2009
98  Croatia 29,410 1,325 2019
99  Tajikistan 27,767 2000
100  Puerto Rico 26,862 454 2012
101  Korea, North 25,554 2006
102  Bosnia and Herzegovina 23,897 200 2018
103  Nicaragua 22,926 130 2015
104  Mali 22,474 2009
105  Somalia 22,121 2011
106  Jamaica 22,100 2000
107  Madagascar 21,269 714 2014
108  Georgia 20,424 145 2018[36]
109  Central African Republic 20,278 2010
110  Cyprus 20,006 249 2011
111  Uganda 20,000 2011[37]
112  Tunisia 19,912 622 2017
113  Dominican Republic 19,705 2002
114  Niger 18,949 2008
115  Israel 18,566 449 2011
116  Albania 18,000 177 2019
117  Botswana 17,916 2011
118  Congo, Republic of 17,289 2004
119    Nepal 34,347 2019
120  Benin 16,000 2006
121  Malawi 15,450 2011
122  Burkina Faso 15,272 2010
123  Panama 15,137 149 2010
124  North Macedonia 14,742 317 2018
125  Honduras 14,038 259 2012
126  Senegal 14,008 10 2006
127  Iceland 12,890 2012
128  Sudan 12,322 2004
129  Togo 11,900 2000
130  Burundi 11,652 2007
131  Guatemala 11,501 127 2010
132  Sierra Leone 11,300 2002
133  El Salvador 10,886 10 2012
134  Mauritania 10,628 2010
135  Liberia 10,600 2000
136  Qatar 10,578 2013
137  Bhutan 9,830 2010
138  Moldova 9,352 2012
139  Papua New Guinea 9,349 2011
140  Gabon 9,170 2004
141  Trinidad and Tobago 8,320 95 2001
142  Guyana 7,970 2001
143  Armenia 7,792 2013
144  Montenegro 7,763 2010
145  Lebanon 7,203 2011
146  Jordan 6,970 170 2005
147  Kosovo* 6,955 140 2019
148  Kuwait 6,608 2010
149  Timor-Leste 6,040 2005
150  New Caledonia 5,940 2011
151  Lesotho 5,622 2006
152  Rwanda 4,700 2012
153  West Bank 4,686 2006
154  Suriname 4,304 2003
155  Haiti 4,266 2009
156  Bahrain 4,122 2010
157  United Arab Emirates 4,080 1,392 2014[5]
158  Eritrea 4,010 2000
159  Gambia 3,740 2011
160  Swaziland 3,594 2002
161  Guinea-Bissau 3,455 2002
162  Singapore 3,440 163 2011
163  Malta 3,425 2012
164  Fiji 3,096 2008
165  Brunei 3,065 2000
166  Djibouti 3,029 2010
167  Luxembourg 2,899 152 2011
168  Equatorial Guinea 2,880 2000
169  Belize 2,870 2011
170  Bahamas 2,717 2002
171  French Polynesia 2,590 2000
172  Samoa 2,337 2001
173  Mauritius 2,149 2012
174  Hong Kong 2,090 140 2008
175  Marshall Islands 2,028 2007
176  Barbados 1,600 2011
177  Dominica 1,512 2010
178  Solomon Islands 1,390 2011
179  Cape Verde 1,350 2013
180  U.S. Virgin Islands 1,260 2008
181  Saint Lucia 1,210 2011
182  Antigua and Barbuda 1,170 2011
183  Grenada 1,127 2001
184  Vanuatu 1,070 2000
185  Guam 1,045 2008
186  Comoros 880 2002
187  Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 829 2003
188  Cayman Islands 785 2007
189  Tonga 680 2011
190  Kiribati 670 2011
191  Jersey 576 2010
192  Curacao 550 2000
193  Northern Mariana Islands 536 2008
194  Seychelles 508 2010
195  Isle of Man 500 2008
196  Faroe Islands 463 2006
197  Bermuda 447 2010
198  Falkland Islands 440 2008
199  Macau 413 2009
200  Saint Kitts and Nevis 383 2002
201  Liechtenstein 380 2012
202  Andorra 320 2008
203  Sao Tome and Principe 320 2000
204  Cook Islands 320 2003
205  San Marino 292 2006
206  American Samoa 241 2008
207  Micronesia, Federated States of 240 2000
208  British Virgin Islands 200 2007
209  Saint Helena 198 2002
210  Anguilla 175 2004
211  Christmas Island 140 2011
212  Turks and Caicos Islands 121 2003
213  Niue 120 2011
214  Saint Pierre and Miquelon 117 2009
215  Maldives 88 2013
216  Norfolk Island 80 2008
217  Monaco 77 2010
218  Sint Maarten 53 2000
219  Nauru 30 2002
220  Gibraltar 29 2007
221  Cocos (Keeling) Islands 22 2007
222  Tuvalu 8 2011
World 64,285,009 2013

See also[edit]

Notes[edit]

  1. ^ The European Union (EU) is an economic and political union of 27 member states that are located primarily in Europe. The EU is included as a separate entity in The World Factbook of CIA because it has many attributes of independent nations, being much more than a free-trade association such as ASEAN, NAFTA, or Mercosur.[2] Transport and trans-European networks are among shared competence between EU and member states. As the EU is not a country, India is the second ranked country on these lists.
  2. ^ The sum of all countries of the European Union appearing in this article.
  3. ^ St. Petersburg M-11 to Krasnodar by M-4 - 2024 km of expressway

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Sources[edit]

 This article incorporates public domain material from the CIA World Factbook website https://www.cia.gov/the-world-factbook/.

External links[edit]

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