Asian Highway Network - Distance By Country

Distance By Country

The planned network runs a total of 87,799 miles (140,479 km).

  • Afghanistan, 4,247 km
  • Armenia, 958 km
  • Azerbaijan, 1,442 km (901.25 miles)
  • Bangladesh, 1,804 km (1127.5 miles)
  • Bhutan, 1 km (0.625 miles)
  • Cambodia, 1,339 km (837 miles)
  • China, 25,579 km (15,978 miles)
  • Democratic People's Republic of Korea (North Korea), 1,320 km (825 miles)
  • Georgia, 1,154 km (721.25 miles)
  • India, 11,432 km (7,145 miles)
  • Indonesia, 3,989 km (2,493 miles)
  • Islamic Republic of Iran, 11,152 km (6,970 miles)
  • Japan, 1,200 km (750 miles)
  • Kazakhstan, 13,189 km
  • Kyrgyzstan, 1,695 km (1,059 miles)
  • Lao PDR, 2,297 km (1,436 miles)
  • Malaysia, 1,595 km (997 miles)
  • Mongolia, 4,286 km (2,678.75 miles)
  • Myanmar, 3,003 km (1,877 miles)
  • Nepal, 1,321 km (826.6 miles)
  • Pakistan, 5,377 km (3,360.6 miles)
  • Philippines, 3,517 km (2,198.1 miles)
  • Republic of Korea, 907 km (566.9 miles)
  • Russian Federation, 16,869 km (10,543.1 miles)
  • Singapore, 19 km (11.9 miles)
  • Sri Lanka, 650 km (406.25 miles)
  • Tajikistan, 1,925 km (1203.1 miles)
  • Thailand, 5,112 km (3195 miles)
  • Turkey, 5,254 km (3,283.75 miles)
  • Turkmenistan, 2,204 km (1,377.5 miles)
  • Uzbekistan, 2,966 km (1,853.75 miles)
  • Vietnam, 2,678 km (1,673.75 miles)

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