List of state highways in Sikkim

The state highways are arterial routes of a state, linking district headquarters and important towns within the state and connecting them with national highways or Highways of the neighboring states.

Introduction

Sikkim state has a good road network. There are 8 national highways with total length of 512 km and many state highways with total length of 3,668.78 km.[1][2]

Type of road and its length

Sl. No.Type of RoadLength (in km)
1National highways 512
2 State highways 732.61
3 Major district roads 1,126.31
4 Other district roads 549.68
5 Village roads 748.18
Total 3668.78

List of state highways

Number Length (km) Length (mi) Southern or western terminus Northern or eastern terminus Formed Removed Notes
SH 1 —— Gangtok - Ranipool Road To Rumtek -Sang - Sirwani ——
SH 2 —— Gangtok-Rongek-Bhusuk-Assam-Pakyong ——
SH 3 —— Rongli - Rorathang ——
SH 4 —— Pakyong - Machong - Rolep - Chujachen - Rongu ——
SH 5 —— Rumtek - Rey - Ranka - Sichey ——
SH 6 —— Singtam - Chewribotey - Duga - Rangpo ——
SH 6A —— Duga - Pacheykhani ——
SH 7 —— Penlong Tintek Raley - Kambal - Samdong ——
SH 11 —— Namchi - Prong 4Amthang - Mamring ——
SH 12 —— Phongla - Bermiock - Sirwani ——
SH 13 —— Melli Turuk-Sadam- Bhanjyang ——
SH 14 —— Pabong - S ——
SH 15 —— Manpur - Jorethang ——
SH 16 —— Nayabazar (Jorethang) - Namchi (510) ——
SH 17 —— Damthang -(Nh -710) - Rabongla (510) ——
SH 18 —— Ravangla -Yangyang ——
SH 19 —— Namchi - Wok- Sikkip ——
SH 20 —— Gyalshing - Pelling - Dentam - Kaluk- Soreng ——
SH 21 —— Soreng - Sombarey Via Timberbung ——
SH 22 —— Legship (Nh 510) - Reshi - Nayabazar ——
SH 23 —— Kaluk - Reshi Rinchenpong Road - Nayabazar Legship ——
SH 24 —— Nayabazar - Budang - Soreng Via Chakung ——
SH 25 —— Budang-Daramdin - Phambong- Somaberey ——
SH 26 —— Budang -Soreng Via Malabassey ——
SH 27 —— Pelling - Rimbi -Yoksum Phatak - Tashiding Gumpa Phatak- Legship (Gangtok More) ——

References

  1. "Roads & Bridges Department - Introduction". Archived from the original on 8 Dec 2021. Retrieved 8 December 2021.
  2. "Sikkim Road Network". Archived from the original on 8 Dec 2021. Retrieved 8 December 2021.
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