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| 국도 제88호선 | |
| Route information | |
| Length | 38.5 km (23.9 mi) |
| Existed | 25 July 2001–present |
| Major junctions | |
| West end | Yeongyang County, North Gyeongsang Province |
| East end | Uljin County, North Gyeongsang Province |
| Location | |
| Country | South Korea |
| Highway system | |
National Route 88 is a national highway in South Korea connecting Yeongyang County to Uljin County. It was established on 25 July 2001. [1]
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IS: Intersection, IC: Interchange
| Name [2] | Hangul name | Connection | Location | Note | |
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| Connected directly with Prefectural Route 88 | |||||
| Munam IS | 문암삼거리 | National Route 31 Prefectural Route 88 (Yeongyang-ro) | Yeongyang County | Ilwol-myeon | Terminus |
| Hanti hill (430m) | 한티재 | Subi-myeon | |||
| Subi-myeon Welfare Center Subi Elementary School | 수비면행정복지센터 수비초등학교 | ||||
| Balri IS | 발리삼거리 | Prefectural Route 917 (Nakdongjeongmaek-ro) | |||
| Bonsin Valley | 본신계곡 | Bonsin-ro | |||
| Guju hill (550m) | 구주령 | ||||
| Uljin County | Onjeong-myeon | ||||
| Seongu-ri | 선구리 | Prefectural Route 69 (Onmae-ro) | |||
| Onjeong Elementary School Seonmi Branch School (Closed) | 온정초등학교 선미분교(폐교) | ||||
| Seongu Bridge | 선구교 | Naeseonmi-gil | |||
| Deoti hill | 더티재 | ||||
| Baekam Spa (Sotae Roundabout) | 백암온천 (소태 회전교차로) | Sotae-ro Oncheon-ro | |||
| Onjeong Bus Terminal | 온정종합터미널 | ||||
| (Sotae 2-ri) | (소태2리) | Prefectural Route 69 (Onjeong-ro) | |||
| Onjeong Bridge | 온정교 | Sotaehaam-gil | |||
| (Geumcheon 1-ri) | (금천1리) | Samdeok-ro | |||
| Gwangpung 2 Bridge Gwangpung 1 Bridge | 광풍2교 광풍1교 | ||||
| Pyeonghae Volunteer Fire Department | 평해전담의용소방대 | Pyeonghae-ro | Pyeonghae-eup | ||
| Pyeonghae IS | 평해삼거리 | Wolsongjeong-ro | |||
| Pyeonghae IS | 평해 교차로 | National Route 7 (Donghae-daero) | Terminus | ||
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†: Hypothetical national highways on the territory of North Korea in the case of reunification | ||