Election Constituency Strategic Road

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Election Constituency Strategic Road (ECS Road) is a strategic road in Nepal that is identified by Member of Parliament in each parliamentary constituencies of Nepal. There are 165 Constituencies in Nepal so there are 165 ECS roads identified. [1] The then Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli laid the foundation stone of the two-lane strategic road for all 165 constituencies at a formal program in Baluwatar on April 3, 2021 [2] [3]

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These ECR road connects each constitutional area with the National Highway passing nearby.

List of Roads

Koshi Province

Koshi Province
ConstituenciesRoad NameDetailsLengthNote
Taplejung 1 Taplejung Constituency RoadHelipad–Buspark–Machhapokhari–Tamor Hiriya Dovan–Ojhagaun Liwang Kande–Thunglung Gumba Danda–Fungfunge–Bharuna Bandeltad–Simsime Danda–Pasim Doksa Pangri Tiptala Road
Panchthar 1 Panchthar Constituency RoadDashami Arubote Sarkedhobhana Bridge Limba Gumbadanda Road
Ilam 1 Ilam 1 Constituency RoadBhalukhop- Lakshmipur- Thakle Khudunabari road
Ilam 2 Ilam 2 Constituency RoadAtmanand Marg- from Lakshmi Bandh to ward no. 6 Bihibare, from Guru Ashram Daya to Mangsebung Bhanjyang and from Bihibare to Palase Phulungi
Jhapa 1 Jhapa 1 Constituency RoadDhulawari (Radhadhami) to Bhavanachowk via Magneltar road10 km (6.21 mi)
Jhapa 2 Jhapa 2 Constituency RoadFrom Birtamod Mukti Chowk to Kaptanbari Chowk Pushpalal Chowk Vihibare of Shanishcher Road - Kharwandi Buddha Chowk Kalisthan Bazar Buddhshanti 2-Jaipur Wednesday Road10 km (6.21 mi)
Jhapa 3 Jhapa 3 Constituency RoadFrom Kachankawal 1 Ward Office to Rajgarh Bazar, Srijan Chowk, North Budhabare10 km (6.21 mi)
Jhapa 4 Jhapa 4 Constituency RoadShivsattasi Municipality Ward No. 2 Tuesday Market East Regional Road from Batamankamana Boarding School) through North Pragati Chowk to Vikas Chowk to Dakshin Bal Seva Pvt., Himali Pvt. Through Sarasati Pvt. Road from South Haldar Chowk to East Shivganj Bazar Dharahara Chowk South from Shivganj Bazar to Area Police Office Agadi Nagar Circular Path10 km (6.21 mi)
Jhapa 5 Jhapa 5 Constituency RoadKamal Ga. Pa. Guhwari School Rangpur-Wahpare School Chowk Bazar Gyan Bahadur Chowk-Damuna Bazar Road connecting Gajurgachi Damravhitta Jhapa10 km (6.21 mi)
Sankhuwasabha 1 Sankhuwasabha Constituency RoadBasantpur Tute Mude Shanishchre Chainpur Khandbari Road
Tehrathum 1 Tehrathum Constituency RoadFrom Jirikhimti to Pauthak Bazar via Morahang road
Bhojpur 1 Bhojpur Constituency RoadFrom Ranitar (Amchok RM) to Dudhkoshi coast- Hasanpur Chuharwesi via Arun River bank via Thulo Dumma, Sano Dumma Leguvaghat, Lamsuvaghat, Satighat via Waluvani, Majhuva Vesi Sanghutar through corridor of Ekhuwa River to Dobhane, Jowari via Solu connecting road
Dhankuta 1 Dhankuta Constituency RoadPakhriwas-Phalante-Bhojpur headquarters road
Morang 1 Morang 1 Constituency RoadBelbari Faidani Lokhra Sagma Danda Road
Morang 2 Morang 2 Constituency RoadMorang District Subarshi Municipality Sikti to Pathari Shanishare 5/6 road
Morang 3 Morang 3 Constituency RoadSundararaicha Na.Pa. 2 Karaibana Chowk Haraicha Bazar Chadnichowk Malechowk Sabhapur Sangli Einar Bakaha Khola Road to Vyarwan Bazar Kushal Chowk Hasandah
Morang 4 Morang 4 Constituency RoadRoad to Belwari via Kathariko-4 New Bazar via Bhaudanha Balla Motipur Kasane
Morang 5 Morang 5 Constituency RoadRangeli- Ghadhi Bridge via Bahuban Satari Ghadhi Kholsi West South Border West Dropati Marg North Rangeli Kanepokhari and Ganesh M.B. of Rangeli. A road connecting the Rangeli-Jhapa Hulaki Road through the South Border and Amtola Satari to the west.
Morang 6 Morang 6 Constituency RoadGachhiya Lechani Sheshnarayan Divyadham
Sunsari 1 Sunsari 1 Constituency RoadBarahkshetra Napa Ward No. 3 Road connecting Dharan-17 via Bharula Nadaha via Badge
Sunsari 2 Sunsari 2 Constituency RoadEenruwa N.P. From Sakhuwa Gachi to Ramdhuni N.P. Through Siddhapur through Dhakni Chan to Ramdhuni N.P. Road connecting Jhumka Bazar Highway
Sunsari 3 Sunsari 3 Constituency RoadChatra Main Canal of Etahari Sub-Metropolitan City from Lohani Chowk to Eenruwa No through South Canal. Pa. From Chadwela to Gadhi's Aurabani Chowk, close to B.P. From the chowk through the canal south of Barju to Das toll and Muslim toll from Sitaganj chowk to Nargara toll and the road from Bairia tol to Khaditol
Sunsari 4 Sunsari 4 Constituency RoadFrom Sadanandan Mandal's house to Sadanand Shah's house to Babuni Shah's house to Koshi Tappu, Gulfaria, Shivchowk Katan road blacked
Solukhumbu 1 Solukhumbu Constituency Road
Khotang 1 Khotang Constituency RoadChasmitar Salchautari Dikuwa Kurleghat
Okhaldhunga 1 Okhaldhunga Constituency Road
Udayapur 1 Udayapur 1 Constituency Road 18 km (11.18 mi)
Udayapur 2 Udayapur 2 Constituency Road

Madhesh Province

Bagmati Province

Lumbini Province

Gandaki Province

Karnali Province

Sudurpashchim Province

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References

  1. ↑ "Election Constituency Strategic Road Project being Implemented without Study". Business age. 21 Feb 2022. Retrieved 29 Aug 2024.
  2. ↑ "Electoral constituency strategic road limited to declaration". my Republica. 28 Aug 2022. Retrieved 29 Aug 2024.
  3. ↑ "निर्वाचन क्षेत्र रणनैतिक सडक सम्बन्धमा" [Regarding the Constituency Strategic Road](PDF) (in Nepali). Department of roads, Nepal. 6 May 2021. Retrieved 29 Aug 2024.
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