Major State Highways
| State Highway No | Route | Length (in km) | Passes through - District(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| MH MSH 1 | Songir - Chimthane - Dondaicha - Nimgul - Shahada - Dhadgaon - Kathi - Molgi - Wadifali - Uptill Maharashtra - Gujarat state border. | Dhule, Nandurbar, | |
| MH MSH 71 | Via NH 9 From Indapur - Vadapuri - Bavda - Akluj - Velapur - Maloli - Falwani - Kolegaon - Mahud - Shivane - Sangole - Kadlas - Sonand Uptill - Jath | Pune, Solapur, Sangli | |
| MH MSH 2 | Via NH 222 From Kalyan - Murbad - Ale Phata Uptill Ahmednagar - Beed | Thane, Ahmednagar, Beed | |
| MH MSH 3 | Via NH 211 From Solapur - Tuljapur - Ausa - Latur - Chakur - Ahmadpur - Nanded - Umarkhed - Mahagaon - Arni- Yavatmal - Wardha - Uptill Butibori - Via NH 7 Uptill Nagpur | Osmanabad, Latur, Nanded, Yavatmal, Wardha, Nagpur | |
| MH MSH 6 | Maharashtra - Madhya Pradesh state border - Dharni - Paratwada - Amravati - Yavatmal - Chandrapur | Amravati, Yavatmal, Chandrapur | |
| MH MSH 8 | Auragabad - Ajanta - Pahur - Jamner - Bodwad - Muktainagar -Maharashtra - Madhya Pradesh state border. | Aurangabad, Jalgaon, Nandurbar | |
| MH MSH 9 | Nagpur - Umred - Nagbhid- Chandrapur | Chandrapur, Nagpur | |
| MH MSH 10 | Via NH 6 From Nadgaon - Morshi - Warud - Maharashtra - Madhya Pradesh state border. | Amravati | |
| MH MSH 24 | Ajanta (Buldhana District) - Buldhana - Warwand - Khamgaon - Shegaon - Deori (Buldhana District) - Akot -Anjangaon - Paratwada - Maharashtra - Madhya Pradesh state border. | Buldhana, Akola Jalgaon, Amravati, |
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