R747 (Bangladesh)

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R747
Kushtia–Chuadanga Regional Highway
R747 (Bangladesh)
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Route information
Length43.467 km [1]  (27.009 mi)
Major junctions
Kushtia  endNH-704 BGD.svg N704 (Bottoil intersection)
Chuadanga  endRegional Highway 745 Bangladesh.svg R745 (Academy intersection)
Within Kushtia District
Length25.863 km [1]  (16.071 mi)
Within Chuadanga District
Length17.605 km [1]  (10.939 mi)
Location
Country Bangladesh
Highway system
Regional Highway 745 Bangladesh.svg R745 NH-704 BGD.svg N704

R747 (Bangladesh) or Kushtia-Chuadanga Regional Highway is a regional highway of Bangladesh located in Khulna Division. The road connects Kushtia and Chuadanga, two cities in Undivided Kushtia District.

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References

  1. 1 2 3 "RHD Total Road List_22-07-2020.pdf" (PDF). Retrieved 2024-07-11.