Jalan Sri Aman

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Jalan Sri Aman
Route information
Length8 km (5.0 mi)
Major junctions
North end Sri Aman
Major intersectionsJkr-ft1.svgTabliczka AH150.svg AH150 Pan Borneo Highway
South end Temudok
Location
Country Malaysia
Primary
destinations
Simanggang
Highway system

Jalan Sri Aman, or Jalan Akses Sri Aman, Federal Route 2105, is a federal road in Sri Aman Division, Sarawak, Malaysia. It is also a main route to Sri Aman town from Pan Borneo Highway.

At most sections, the Federal Route 2105 was built under the JKR R5 road standard, with a speed limit of 90 kilometres per hour (56 mph).

List of junctions

KmExitJunctionsToRemarks
Temudok
Temudok Intersection
Jkr-ft1.svgTabliczka AH150.svg AH150 Pan Borneo Highway

West
Jkr-ft1.svgTabliczka AH150.svg AH150 Jalan Serian-Sri Aman
Simunjan
Serian
Kuching
R&R blue.png Temudok Rest and Service Area
Parking (malaysia).jpg Food court (malaysia).jpg Malaysia Symbols-Toilet.svg Malaysia Symbols-Surau.svg Wakaf.jpg

East
Jkr-ft1.svgTabliczka AH150.svg AH150 Jalan Sri Aman-Lubuk Antu
Lubuk Antu
Betong
Saratok
Sarikei
3-way intersection
Kampung Entulang Bungkang
Taman Harmoni
Kampung Sabu
Taman Azba
Taman Gamang Heights
Kampung STC
Taman Sentosa
Taman Vistagro
Kampung Muhibbah
Sri Aman Sports Complex
Sri Aman
Sri Aman Hospital Hospital (malaysia).jpg
Sri Aman
Sri Aman
Sri Aman Roundabout
North
Jalan Abang Aing
Kampung Hilir
Wisma Persekutuan Sri Aman (Sri Aman Federal Building)
Fort Alice
Sri Aman Division Resident's Office
Sri Aman Civic Centre
Sri Aman Mosque
Sri Aman Rest House

North
Jalan Paya
2106X Simanggang
2106X Nanga Entulang
2106X Lingga

East
Jalan Kelab
Town Centre
4-way roundabout


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