N711 (Bangladesh)

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NH-711 BGD.svg
N711
Benapole Town bypass road
Route information
Part of Tabliczka AH1.svg AH1 [1]
Length1 km (0.62 mi)
Major junctions
FromNH-706 BGD.svg N706 in Benapole town Gate
ToNH112-IN.svg NH 112 in Benapole Border Crossing
Location
Country Bangladesh
Highway system
NH-710 BGD.svg N710 NH-712 BGD.svg N712

N711 or Benapole Town bypass road is a national highway. It starts from Benapole Town Gate and ends at Benapole Border Crossing where it meets NH 112 at no mans land. [2]

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References

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