Why Maharashtra Has The Largest Road Network in India (2,67,452 km) @KeepOnDriving
Why Maharashtra Has The Largest Road Network in India (2,67,452 km)  @KeepOnDriving
Uploaded November 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Roadgeek Ep. 7
Maharashtra is the state with Largest Road Network with a total length of 2,67,452 km. Out of these 51,462 km are Highways and 128.7 km are Expressways.
Top 10 Longest Highways are all National Highways and Longest Expressways are built by the State Government.

Map details by OpenStreetMap Contributers
Music: Energized, Greedy, Stalling

Video Chapters:
0:00 Intro
1:22 Longest Highways
3:54 Longest Expressways
5:29 Under-construction Expressways
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Why Maharashtra Has The Largest Road Network in India (2,67,452 km)

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