State Highway 7 (Madhya Pradesh)

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State Highway 7
Major junctions
East endMorwan
Major intersections Neemuch, Manasa, Bhanpur
West end Jhalawar (Rajasthan Border)
Location
Country India
State Madhya Pradesh
Highway system
State Highways in Madhya Pradesh

Madhya Pradesh State Highway 7 (MP SH 7) [1] is a State Highway running from Morwan till the Madhya Pradesh - Rajasthan border near Jhalawar. [2]

It connects the towns of Neemuch, Manasa in Madhya Pradesh to Jhalawar city in Rajasthan.

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References

  1. "Map of Road" (PDF). mprdc.gov.in. MPRDC. Retrieved 26 August 2022.
  2. Tandon, Tulika (13 October 2021). "India's First Light & Sound Proof Highway in Madhya Pradesh: All You Need To Know". Jagranjosh.com.