National Highway 275 (India)

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National Highway 275
Map of the National Highway in red
Route information
Length367 km (228 mi)
Major junctions
East endBengaluru
Major intersections
List
  • NH 150A in Mysuru
  • NH 766 in Mysuru
  • NH 75 in Mani
  • SH 3 in Ramanagara
  • in Channapatna
  • in Maddur
  • in Mandya
  • in Srirangapattana
  • in Mysuru
  • in Mysuru
  • SH 57 in
  • in Hunsur
  • in Hunsur
  • in Periyapatna
  • in Kushalanagar
  • in Suntikoppa
  • in Madikeri
  • in Madikeri
  • in Sullia
  • in Sullia
  • in Puttur
  • in Kabaka
West endBantwal, Karnataka
Location
StatesKarnataka
Primary
destinations
List
  • Bengaluru - Kengeri - Bidadi - Ramanagara - Channapatna - Maddur - Mandya - Srirangapattana - Mysuru - Hunsur - Periyapatna - Bylakuppe - Kushalanagar - Madikeri - Sullia - Puttur - Bantwal
Highway system
  • Roads in India
  • Expressways
  • National
  • State
  • Asian
← NH 75→ NH 75

National Highway 275, commonly referred to as NH 275, is a national highway that connects Bantwal town with Bengaluru through Mysuru and Madikeri in Karnataka, India.[1] It is one of the important highways in Karnataka and India. Heritage Metropolis Mysuru and misty town Madikeri come along this highway. It is expected to reduce travel time from the current 3 hours to 90 minutes.[2]

Highway Number Source Destination Via Length (km)
275 Bantwal Bengaluru Mandya, Mysuru, Madikeri 367

Bengaluru-Mysuru section[]

NH 275 passes over Mandya

The Bengaluru-Mysuru Expressway is an upcoming 117-kilometer long, access-controlled highway, in India's Karnataka state. It will be developed in two phases, 56 km Phase-1 will be connecting Bengaluru and Nidaghatta and 61 km Phase-2 will be connecting Nidaghatta and Mysuru.

Foundation stone for this ₹8,000 crore NHAI project was laid in March-2018.

Status updates[]

  • Mar 2018: Foundation stone laid for 117 km expressway. To be developed in two phases. 56 km Phase-1 connecting Bengaluru and Nidaghatta and 61 km Phase-2 connecting Nidaghatta and Mysuru.
  • Apr 2018: Contract awarded for Phase-1 to Bhopal-based Dilip Buildcon.
  • Mar 2019: Civil work which got stuck due to land acquisition issues to start by April 2019.[3]
  • Jul 2020: Work on Phase-1 started in May 2019 and work on Phase-2 started in Dec 2019. Both phase are seeing delay due to Covid-19 related lock down and labour shortages which may see Jan-2022 planned date of completion to get further delayed.[4]
  • Dec 2021: Work on phase-1 completed upto 83% and Phase II completed upto 73%. The highway shall be fully functional by October 2022.[5]

See also[]

References[]

  1. ^ "Rationalization of Numbering Systems of National Highways" (PDF). Govt of India. 28 April 2010. Retrieved 21 August 2011.
  2. ^ "New 10-lane Bengaluru-Mysuru highway expected to be complete by Oct 2022".{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
  3. ^ "Expressway to Mysuru gets forest dept clearance- The New Indian Express".
  4. ^ "Mysuru-Bengaluru expressway project could be delayed - The Hindu".
  5. ^ "Bengaluru-Mysuru expressway will be ready in October 2022: NHAI".{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)

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