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These are the list of routes in Iran.
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These are the list of routes in Iran.
Zanjan-Mianeh Highway_ Zanjan-Khorramdarreh Highway
Tehran-Shomal Freeway (under construction)
Coastal Road of Caspian Sea 
Chalus Road (Karaj-Chalus)
Haraz Road (Amol-Tehran)
Sevad Kooh Road (Sari-Tehran)
Sari Damghan Road Road 22 Turkmenistan-Mashhad-Mazandaran
Road 36 Bardaskan-Taybad
Tehran Highway Tehran-Mashhad| Symbol | Number of road | Distance (km) | From | To | Major Cities | Itinerary | Image |
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 | Road 51–53 | ||||||
 | Road 65–67 |
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