Asian Highway 3

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Asian Highway 3
Asian Highway 3
map
Course of the A 3
Basic data
Operator:
Start of the street: Ulan-Ude
( 51 ° 50 ′  N , 107 ° 37 ′  E )
End of street: Chiang Rai
( 19 ° 55 ′  N , 99 ° 50 ′  E )
Overall length: 7,331 km

States :

Asian Highways.png
Overview map of all routes of the Asian trunk road project
Course of the road
RussiaRussia Russia
Locality Ulan-Ude
Street as A340
Locality Kyakhta
MongoliaMongolia Mongolia
Locality Altanbulag
Street as a street with no name
Locality Ulaanbaatar
Street as a street with no name
China People's RepublicPeople's Republic of China People's Republic of China
Street as E55
Street as E6
Locality Beijing
Street as E2
Street as E40
possible route
Locality Shanghai
Street as E60
Locality Kunming
Street as E85
Locality Jinghong
Street as N213
LaosLaos Laos
Street as N13
Street as ท. 13B
Street as N3
Locality Ban Houayxay
bridge Fourth Thai-Lao Friendship Bridge
ThailandThailand Thailand
Street as H1020
Locality Chiang Rai
Alternative route from Jinghong
China People's RepublicPeople's Republic of China People's Republic of China
Locality Jinghong
Street as N214
Street as N320
MyanmarMyanmar Myanmar
Street as a street with no name
Locality Keng Tung

The Asian Highway 3 (AH3) ( English for 'Asian Highway 3') is a stretch of the Asian Highway Project with a total length of 7,331 km.

Similar to the European roads, existing routes are also given the designation "AH3". The participating states have undertaken to increase the standard of the transnational roads and to further develop them for single-letter connections such as the AH3 to form motorway-like highways .

General

The Asian Highway leads from Ulan-Ude , Russia (AH6) via Tanggu , as well as Shanghai , People's Republic of China (AH5) and Laos to Chiang Rai , Thailand or on the alternative route via Mong La to Keng Tung , Myanmar . Both routes finally meet the Asian Highway 2 .

Similar to the European roads, existing routes are also given the designation "AH3". The participating states have undertaken to increase the standard of the transnational roads and to further develop them for single-letter connections such as the AH3 to form motorway-like highways .

South East Asia

By mid-2008, the north-south stretch of the Asian Highway, AH3, had been paved almost entirely, with only a few kilometers incomplete.

This route was funded by the Asian Development Bank and aimed to connect the connected economies of China, Myanmar, Laos, Vietnam , Thailand and Cambodia . The Kunming-Bangkok Expressway , which runs through northern Laos, connects China and Thailand. The construction costs amount to US $ 95.8 million and was financed with a loan from the Asian Development Bank, along with funds from China, Thailand and Laos.

In the past, the sections consisted of dirt roads, now they have become at least two-lane roads with a paved hard shoulder. The drive from the Laotian border town of Ban Houayxay to the Chinese border near Boten in the southwest of the Yunnan Province used to take two days on the old, mostly unpaved route, depending on the weather. The new carriageway reduces travel time to around six hours. In December 2013, the fourth Thai-Lao Friendship Bridge was completed after a three-year construction period. Until then, the route in the Southeast Asian part was incomplete and inefficient.

Route sections

Russia

Mongolia

course

China

  • Mongolia borderMongoliaMongolia 
  • Kokudou 208 (China) .svgG208: Erenhot - Jining (353 km)
  • China Expwy G25 sign with name.pngG25: Jining - Zhangjiakou - Xuanhua - Beijing (344 km)
  • China Expwy G20 sign with name.png G20: Beijing - Tianjin - Tanggu (145 km)
  • China Expwy G65 sign with name.pngG65: Shanghai - Hangzhou - Nanchang - Xiangtan - Guiyang - Kunming (2810 km). One possible route.
  • Kokudou 213 (China) .svgG213: Kunming - Yuxi - Yuanjiang (203 km)
  • Kokudou 213 (China) .svgG213: Yuanjiang - Puer - Jinghong (352 km)
  • Kokudou 213 (China) .svgG213: Jinghong - Mengla - Mohan (186 km)
  • Border LaosLaosLaos 
  • Kokudou 214 (China) .svgG214: Jinghong - Menghai (alternative route)
  • 60x15transparent spacer.svgS320: Menghai - Daluo (alternative route)
  • Myanmar borderMyanmarMyanmar 

Laos

Thailand

Myanmar

See also

Individual evidence

  1. http://www.unescap.org/sites/default/files/Mongolia-2017.xls Asian Highway Database of UNESCAP ; Mongolia Excel file

Web links

Commons : Asian Highway 3  - Collection of Pictures, Videos and Audio Files