N-35 National Highway

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N-35 National Highway, also known as the Karakoram Highway in much of its length, is a major north–south route in Pakistan that connects the country to China through the Karakoram mountain range.

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N-35 National Highway canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf national highway
road
transport infrastructure
alsoKnownAs Karakoram Highway
borderCrossing Khunjerab Pass
connectsCity Abbottabad
Chilas
Gilgit
Hasan Abdal
Hunza
Kashgar
Khunjerab Pass
Mansehra
Sust
linked to: SUST

Thakot
connectsRegion Gilgit-Baltistan
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
Xinjiang
connectsToCountry China
constructionCompletionDecade 1970s
constructionPartnerCountry China
Pakistan
constructionStartDecade 1960s
country Pakistan
direction north–south
fullyInauguratedYear 1986
highestPoint Khunjerab Pass
highestPointElevation about 4693 metres
maintainedBy National Highway Authority of Pakistan
notableFeature one of the highest paved international roads in the world
provides overland access between Pakistan and China
runs along the Indus River for long stretches
openedToPublicYear 1978
partOf China–Pakistan Economic Corridor
China–Pakistan Friendship Highway
linked to: Karakoram Highway

National Highways of Pakistan
passesThroughArea Diamer District
Gilgit District
Hazara Division
Hunza Valley
passesThroughMountainRange Karakoram
roadType highway
routeNumber N-35
terminusCountryNorth China
terminusCountrySouth Pakistan
terminusLocationNorth Khunjerab Pass
terminusLocationSouth Hasan Abdal
usedFor military logistics
tourism
trade

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Hazara Motorway hasJunctionWith N-35 National Highway