Interchange Along Nicoll Highway
| Interchange with1 | Type | Remarks | Name of interchange |
| KPE, Sims Way, Guillemard Road and Mountbatten Road | Box | Start of Nicoll Highway leading westbound; end of Nicoll Highway leading eastbound | - |
| Stadium Road and links from Stadium Drive | 3-way | - | - |
| Stadium Road | Flyover | - | Merdeka Bridge |
| Crawford Road and Republic Avenue | Flyover | - | Merdeka Bridge |
| Java Road | 3-way | There is also a 3-way link from Republic Avenue | - |
| Ophir Road | Flyover | Ophir Road travels southbound only | Ophir Flyover |
| Rochor Road | Flyover | Rochor Road travels northbound only | Rochor Flyover |
| Middle Road | 3-way | - | - |
| Raffles Boulevard and Bras Basah Road | Box | Raffles Boulevard and Bras Basah Road travels eastbound only | - |
| Raffles Avenue, Esplanade Drive and Stamford Road | Box | Raffles Avenue and Stamford Road travels westbound only; Start of ORRS going northbound; end of ORRS going southbound | - |
^Note 1 : Road names are ordered in the clockwise fashion starting from the top.
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