National Highway 8 (old numbering)

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National Highway 8 (old numbering) was a major Indian roadway that historically connected Delhi to Mumbai, passing through key cities in Rajasthan and Gujarat before the national highway renumbering.

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National Highway 8 (old numbering) canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former national highway of India
belongsToSystem Indian National Highway network
connectedCapitalCity Delhi
connectedCity Delhi
Mumbai
connectedEconomicCenters Delhi metropolitan area
linked to: Delhi NCR

Mumbai metropolitan region
industrial regions of Gujarat
industrial regions of Rajasthan
connectedPortCity Mumbai
connectedRegion National Capital Region
Western India
country India
historicalSignificance key link between North India and Western India before highway renumbering
maintainedBy National Highways Authority of India
partOf Golden Quadrilateral
passedThroughCity Ahmedabad
Gurugram
Jaipur
Surat
Udaipur
passedThroughState Delhi
Gujarat
Haryana
Maharashtra
Rajasthan
previousNumberingScheme old National Highway numbering of India
replacedBy National Highway 48
roadType national highway
servedAs major freight corridor
major passenger corridor
status renumbered
terminusA Delhi
terminusB Mumbai
usedFor interstate connectivity
long-distance road transport

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National Highway network of India includes National Highway 8 (old numbering)