B10 road (Namibia)

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Schild B10 NA.svg

B10 road
Map NAM B10.svg
Map of the B10.
Route information
Maintained by Roads Authority Namibia
Length439 km (273 mi)
Major junctions
West endSchild B1 NA.svg B1 near Oshikango
 Schild B15 NA.svg B15 near Mpungu
Schild B15 NA.svg B15 near Nkurenkuru
East endSchild B8 NA.svg B8 in Rundu
Highway system
Transport in Namibia
Schild B8 NA.svg B8 B11 Schild B11 NA.svg

The B10 is a national road in northern Namibia, running from west to east from the Ohangwena Region to Rundu directly along the Angola Border. [1]

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References

  1. "NamPol calls for vigilance on B10 road". Lela Mobile Online. Nampa. 11 August 2018.