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Road in Maharashtra, India
Maharashtra State Highway 2, (commonly referred to as MH SH 2), is a state highway in northern Maharashtra. This nomenclature is adopted for a short 55-kilometer state highway; the route is as follows (includes major villages): Mhasavad – Islampur – Lakkadkot – Ranipur – Nagziri – Toranmal. It connects the above-mentioned villages to the tehsil headquarter at Shahada. The traffic on the route being limited, it's designed for light two-way traffic only.
Summary
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Distance chart
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Route description
Below is the brief summary of the route followed by this state highway.
Nandurbar District
Shahada Taluka
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Dhadgaon Taluka
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Major junctions
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National Highways
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State Highway 2
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