This is a list of both the National roads and the provincial roads in Madagascar. Many are unpaved dirt roads, or insufficiently maintained.
Number | Length | Runs through | Condition | |
---|---|---|---|---|
km | ||||
RIP3A | Route d'interet Provinciale 3A - Andondabe-Foulpointe, intersection with RN 5 (Atsinanana) [15] | unpaved | ||
RIP3F | 60 | Route d'interet Provinciale 3F - Ambositra, intersection with RN 7 - Ambinanindrano (Amoron'i Mania) [16] | unpaved, bad state of conversation | |
RIP5 | RIP5 - route d'interet provincial 5, in Analamanga to Masindray | paved | ||
RIP7 | RIP7 - route d'interet provincial 7 in Toamasina suburbaine to West | paved, but in bad state of conservation [17] | ||
RIP12A | Route d'interet Provinciale 12A - Ampasimbe-Foulpointe, intersection with RN 5 (Atsinanana) [18] | unpaved | ||
RIP13 | 24 km | RIP13 - route d'interet provincial 13 Ambanja – Bemanevika – Marotolana - Ankify (Diana Region) | paved up to Marotolana | |
RIP19 | 70 | 43 | RIP19 - route d'interet provincial 19 | unpaved |
RIP20D | RIP20D - route d'interet provincial 20D Antsohimbondrona to Ambilobe (Diana) | unpaved | ||
RIP23 | 72 | 45 | RIP23 - route d'interet provincial 23 | unpaved (This will be the future RN 23. In 100 years or two) |
RIP26 | Route d'interet Provinciale 26 - intersection with RN 3 - Ambohitseheno (Analamanga) | unpaved | ||
RIP29 | Route d'interet Provinciale 29 - intersection with RN 4, forking at the Ikopa River bridge (Analamanga) to Antsahalava, Ampangabe (29 km). | unpaved | ||
RIP51 | Route d'interet Provinciale 51 - intersection with RN 3 - Ambohimanga Rova (Analamanga) [19] | ?? | ||
RIP71 | 44 | Imerintsiatosika (RN 1)- Miantsoarivo, Miandrandra, Ambohimandry and Ambohipandrano - Behenjy (RN 7) (Itasy) | Mostly unpaved, partly paved [20] | |
RIP73 | 12 | Ambatolampy - Tsiafajavona Ankaratra | unpaved, in good state [21] | |
RIP74 | Befotaka - Vangaindrano | unpaved | ||
RIP83 | 18 | Ambatofolaka - Mandiavato [22] (Itasy) | unpaved | |
RIP84 | 45 | Arivonimamo - Manalalondo (Itasy) | unpaved | |
RIP85 | 65 | Ambohimasina - Ambohitrambo - Arivonimamo (Itasy) | unpaved, bad state of conservation | |
RIP88 | 10 | Ambatomiravavy - Fenomanana (Itasy) | unpaved | |
RIP92 | 19 | Miarinarivo - Manazary (Itasy) | unpaved | |
RIP93 | 19 | Analavory - Anosibe-Ifanja (Itasy) | unpaved | |
RIP94 | 55 | Miarinarivo - Ambatomanjaka to Fiavahana (Itasy) | unpaved | |
RIP95 | 31 | Tranovy (RN1) Zoma Bealoka - Soavimbazaha (Itasy) | unpaved | |
RIP103 | RIP103 - route d'interet provincial 103 Soavinandriana- 13 km - Mananasy - Mahavelona, Soavinandriana (Itasy) | unpaved | ||
RIP107 | RIP107 - route d'interet provincial 107 | unpaved | ||
RIP111 | 61 [23] | RIP111 - route d'interet provincial 111 Antanifotsy - Soanindrariny - Tsarahonenana Sahanivotry (Vakinankaratra) | unpaved | |
RIP112 | 76 | RIP112 - route d'interet provincial 112 | unpaved | |
RIP112M | 34 | - | RIP112M - route d'interet provincial 112M | unpaved |
RIP114 | RIP114 - route d'interet provincial 114 Tambohorano - to the RIP112 | unpaved | ||
RIP116 | RIP116 - route d'interet provincial 116 | unpaved | ||
RIP117M | 32 | RIP117M - route d'interet provincial 117M | unpaved | |
RIP117 | RIP117 - route d'interet provincial 117 Tsivory - Marotsiraka (Anosy) | unpaved | ||
RIP118 | 80.15 | RIP118 - route d'interet provincial 118 Soanierana - Enakara-Haut - Bevoay [24] (Anosy) | unpaved | |
RIP122 | RIP122 - route d'interet provincial 122 [25] | (route de la pomme) | ||
RIP123 | 27 [26] | RIP123 - route d'interet provincial 123 Tsarahonenana Sahanivotry - Antanambao, Antsirabe II (Vakinankaratra) | unpaved | |
RIP202D | 31.4 | RIP202D - route d'interet provincial 202D [27] Nosiarina, Bemanevika, Tanambao Daoud (Sava region) | ?? | |
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