N806 (Bangladesh)

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N806
Dhaka–Khulna Highway
Dhaka - Jashore Highway
Benapole-Jashore-Dhaka Highway
Jashore–Bhanga Highway
Jashore - Narail Highway
Jashore- Narail- Kalna- Bhanga Highway
Route information
Part of Tabliczka AH1.svg AH1 Tabliczka AH41.svg AH41
Length56 km (35 mi)
Major junctions
Bhatiapara  endBhatiapara Interchange
Major intersections
  • NH-7 BGD.svgNH-707 BGD.svg N7  / N707 - Manihar
  • NH-805 BGD.svg N805 - Bhatiapara Interchange
Jashore  endManihar Intersection
Location
Country Bangladesh
Highway system
NH-805 BGD.svg N805 NH-807 BGD.svg N807

The N806 is a Bangladeshi National Highway which connects Jashore to Bhatiapara via Narail & Kalna toward Bhanga Interchange. [1] The route starts from Bhatiapara near Kashiani and ends at Manihar in Jashore city. [2]

Contents

Major Junction

At Manihar in Jashore its meet with N7 & N707 In Bhatiapara it meets with N805. This route is also part of AH1.

See also

List of roads in Bangladesh

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References

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