China National Highway 338

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Kokudou 338(China).svg
National Highway 338
338国道
G338-Lu Xian Tu .svg
Major junctions
From Haixing
To Tianjun
Location
Country China
Highway system
← Kokudou 337(China).svg G337 → Kokudou 339(China).svg G339

China National Highway 338 will run from Haixing to Tianjun. It is one of the new trunk highways proposed in the China National Highway Network Planning (2013 - 2030).

Status

Hubei
Shanxi
Shaanxi

Complete between Dianta and Fugu County. [1]

Inner Mongolia

Partially complete in Otog Banner. Under construction in Uxin Banner. [2] [3]

Ningxia

Planning phase between Zhongning and Zhongwei. [4]

Gansu

Completed between Jingtai County and border with Qinghai.

Qinghai

Planning phase in Menyuan County. [5]

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References

  1. ↑ "对市四届人大六次会议第45号建议的复函". 2019-08-06.
  2. ↑ "赵飞录实地调研国道338线及部分市政建设工程施工进展情况". 2019-10-11.
  3. ↑ "国道338线嘎鲁图至乌兰镇段一级公路正式通车". 3g.163.com.
  4. ↑ "国道338线中宁至中卫段公路项目安全评价（初步设计阶段、施工图设计阶段、交工验收阶段）技术服务比选竞标公告-宁夏回族自治区交通运输厅". jtt.nx.gov.cn.
  5. ↑ "国道338线盘坡经大通河桥至热水段改建工程 PDJL-2标段施工监理第二次招标公告招标公告 - 青海交通". jtyst.qinghai.gov.cn.
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