In the heart of northern India, Uttar Pradesh is weaving a new tapestry of progress, with expressways as its shimmering threads. The state, a vast expanse of cultural richness and economic potential, is embarking on a transformative journey, stitching together its cities and towns with a network of modern highways.

These expressways are not mere roads but arteries of ambition, pulsating with the promise of accelerated growth and connectivity. From the bustling streets of Ghaziabad to the historic lanes of Kanpur, the landscape is set to be redefined. The concrete veins of Uttar Pradesh are expanding, stretching outwards with elegant precision, connecting the old and the new.

1. PURVANCHAL EXPRESSWAY

  • Length: Approximately 340 km
  • Route: Starts from the district of Hapur and ends in the town of Dhanghata in the Siddharthnagar district.
  • Significance: This expressway aims to boost connectivity between the eastern parts of Uttar Pradesh and the rest of the state, enhancing trade and mobility in the Purvanchal region.

2. GANAG EXPRESSWAY

  • Length: Around 594 km
  • Route: Planned to run from the Meerut district to the Prayagraj district, closely following the Ganga River.
  • Significance: This expressway will improve connectivity between the western and eastern parts of Uttar Pradesh, facilitating transportation along the Ganga River corridor.

3. YAMUNA EXPRESSWAY EXTENSION

  • Length: Approximately 165 km
  • Route: Extends from the existing Yamuna Expressway, connecting it to the city of Agra.
  • Significance: This extension aims to strengthen the connection between Delhi and Agra, boosting economic activities in the region and enhancing tourism.

4. AGRA-LUCKNOW EXPRESSWAY EXTENSION

  • Length: Approximately 302 km (entire project)
  • Route: This expressway connects Agra to Lucknow and includes further extensions.
  • Significance: Enhances connectivity between two major cities and will be crucial for economic development and ease of travel in the region.

5. GHAZIABAD-KANPUR EXPRESSWAY

  • Length: Approximately 200 km
  • Route: The expressway will connect Ghaziabad, located near Delhi, with Kanpur, a major industrial city in western Uttar Pradesh. The project will facilitate travel through various districts in Uttar Pradesh.
  • Significance: The expressway is expected to boost economic activities by improving transportation links between the national capital region and key industrial and commercial centers in Uttar Pradesh.

Published By:

ITGD Sr SUb Editor

Published On:

Sep 6, 2024

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