M-41 Highway

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M-41 Highway is a major high-altitude road through Central Asia’s Pamir Mountains, renowned as one of the world’s most remote and scenic driving routes.

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M41 highway 4
M-41 Highway canonical 1
M41 Highway 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf highway
road
transport infrastructure
alsoKnownAs M41
Pamir Highway
connects Dushanbe
Osh
considered one of the world’s highest international highways
one of the world’s most remote driving routes
one of the world’s most scenic driving routes
countryDuringSovietEra Soviet Union
crosses high mountain passes
follows river valleys
hasClimateConditions harsh winters
risk of landslides
seasonal closures
hasMaximumElevation over 4000 meters above sea level
hasRisk altitude sickness for travelers
road damage from earthquakes
hasSurface asphalt
gravel sections
knownFor high altitude
mountain landscapes
remote location
scenic views
locatedIn Central Asia
partOf former Soviet road network
passesNear Karakul Lake
Khorog
Murghab
linked to: Murghab River

Wakhan Corridor
passesThrough Afghanistan
Kyrgyzstan
Tajikistan
Uzbekistan
region Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Region
linked to: Badakhshan
roadType mountain road
paved road
supports local trade
regional connectivity
tourismActivity 4x4 expeditions
motorcycle touring
overland cycling
traverses Pamir Mountains
usedFor adventure travel
long-distance road transport
tourism

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Pamir Highway alsoKnownAs M-41 Highway
Taldyk Pass locatedOn M41 highway
linked to: M-41 Highway
Irkeshtam, Kyrgyzstan traversedBy M41 highway
linked to: M-41 Highway
Sary-Tash locatedOnRoad M41 highway
linked to: M-41 Highway
M41 Pamir Highway alsoKnownAs M41 Highway
linked to: M-41 Highway
Irkeshtam Pass roadUsedBy M41 highway
linked to: M-41 Highway