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| Jalan Mat Salleh Jalan Tunku Abdul Rahman Jalan KK Bypass | |
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Part of  AH150 | |
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| Northeast end | Kota Kinabalu Port  |
 AH150 Pan Borneo Highway | |
| Southwest end | Tanjung Aru |
| Highway system | |
Kota Kinabalu Bypass, comprising Jalan Mat Salleh, Jalan Tunku Abdul Rahman and Jalan KK Bypass, is a major highway in Kota Kinabalu city, Sabah, Malaysia. The highway was built at the original site of the railway line linking Tanjung Aru railway station until Kota Kinabalu Port.
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| Km | Exit | Interchange | To | Remarks | |
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| Tanjung Aru Aru Roundabout | Roundabout | ||||
| Kota Kinabalu Bypass Jalan Mat Salleh Start/End of highway | |||||
| KKIA Terminal 2-LCCT Junctions | South Jalan Lapangan Terbang Lama Kota Kinabalu International Airport (KKIA) (Terminal 2 - low-cost carrier terminal)  Arrival/Departure  | T-junctions | |||
| Tanjung Aru Roundabout | North Jalan Tanjung Aru Kampung Air Tanjung Aru South Lorong Kurau Sekolah Kebangsaan Tanjung Aru 2 | Roundabout | |||
| Royal Sabah Turf Club | |||||
| West Coast Parkway Junctions | North Kota Kinabalu West Coast Parkway City centre Api-Api Sutera Harbour South AH150 Jalan KepayanPapar Kinarut Kota Kinabalu International Airport (KKIA) (Terminal 1) | Junctions | |||
| Kota Kinabalu Bypass Jalan Mat Salleh | |||||
| Sembulan Roundabout | North Jalan Sembulan Sembulan Sutera Harbour South  Prnampang Bypass Penampang Donggongon Tambunan Keningau | Roundabout | |||
| Kota Kinabalu Bypass Jalan Tunku Abdul Rahman | |||||
| Sabah State Mosque | |||||
| Jalan Penampang Junctions | East Jalan Penampang Penampang Donggongon Lok Kawi | T-junctions | |||
| Sungai Sembulan bridge | |||||
| Karamunsing Interchange | Northwest Jalan Kemajuan Api-Api KK Waterfront Southeast Jalan Tuaran Likas Tuaran | Diamond interchange | |||
| Sungai Karamunsing bridge | |||||
| Jalan Nenas Junctions | East Jalan Nenas Istana Negeri | T-junctions | |||
| Kota Kinabalu Bypass Jalan Tunku Abdul Rahman | |||||
| Bulatan Bandaraya Roundabout | West Jalan Laiman Diki City centre | Roundabout | |||
| Kota Kinabalu Bypass Jalan KK Bypass | |||||
| Jalan Istana Junctions | East Jalan Istana Istana Negeri | Junctions | |||
| Segama Roundabout | West Jalan Segama 2 City centre | Roundabout | |||
| Kota Kinabalu Bypass Jalan KK Bypass | |||||
| Kota Kinabalu Port Roundabout | West Jalan Haji Saman Kota Kinabalu Port City centre | Roundabout | |||
| Jalan Tun Fuad Stephens | |||||
| North Jalan Tun Fuad Stephens Likas Inanam Sepanggar Tuaran | |||||
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