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District 1 of 12 on the corridor

Ganga Expressway in Meerut district

Quick answer

Meerut district is the western start of the Ganga Expressway, at Bijauli village near Kharkhauda on NH-334. The district also has the 82 km Namo Bharat RRTS to Delhi, an MDA plan earmarking 3,273 ha for transit-oriented development, and the approved Haridwar spur.

Meerut district
Position on the corridor (west to east)1 / 12
Expressway length in districtData not yet verified
Villages on the routeData not yet verified
Interchanges (verified location)Data not yet verified
Industrial node (IMLC) areaData not yet verified
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Last updated: · Reviewed by Editorial team · Sources

  • The expressway starts at Bijauli village near Kharkhauda on NH-334.

Where can you get on the expressway in Meerut district?

Interchange locations in Meerut district are not yet verified against UPEIDA. See all known interchanges

What is planned at the Meerut industrial node?

Data not yet verified:

  • The state acquired land in 2023 for an industrial city near the expressway's entry/exit points in Meerut.

What other projects affect land in Meerut district?

Why does Meerut matter on the corridor?

Meerut is the only district where the Ganga Expressway, a rapid rail line to Delhi and a planned expressway to Haridwar all meet. The 82 km Namo Bharat RRTS links Meerut to Ghaziabad and Delhi, and Meerut Metro runs within the city.

What is the Meerut Development Authority planning?

The MDA Master Plan 2031 earmarks 3,273 ha for transit-oriented development around the rapid-rail corridor. MDA township planned near Modipuram. Plots inside the MDA planning area need its approvals before building; check the master plan land use for a plot before buying.

Who built the Meerut end?

As reported, IRB Infrastructure built the Meerut-side civil packages (1 to 3); Adani Enterprises built the rest. The road is maintained under the concession, not by the district.

What are land prices in Meerut district?

LocationSegmentReported rangeSourceObserved
Meerut cityResidential6,400–₹6,700 per sq ftDeveloper and property-portal price quotes (specific listings not yet recorded)date not recorded

Indicative asking prices, not official rates. Circle rates are set by the district administration (IGRSUP).

What should buyers check here?

How do you verify land in Meerut district?

  • UP Bhulekh: khatauni (record of rights) and khasra details
  • IGRSUP: circle rates, stamp duty and registered deeds
  • UP RERA: registration of plotted and housing projects

Frequently asked questions

Where does the Ganga Expressway start in Meerut?

At Bijauli village near Kharkhauda on NH-334, the Meerut–Hapur highway. From there it runs south-east towards Hapur district. The western end also connects to the Delhi–Meerut Expressway, giving a route towards Delhi.

What are land rates near Meerut RRTS stations?

NCRTC reported that land within about 2 km of Namo Bharat stations rose from ₹8,000–12,000 per sq yd to ₹12,000–20,000 per sq yd. The reference dates were not given, and these are reported ranges, not circle rates.

Is there an industrial area near the expressway in Meerut?

The state is reported to have acquired land in 2023 for an industrial city near the expressway's entry and exit points in Meerut. Its exact location and size have not yet been published in a form we could verify.

Will the Haridwar expressway start in Meerut?

The Meerut–Haridwar spur (Spur-1) was approved by the UP Cabinet in August 2026, but reports describe its start as on the Meerut/Bulandshahr side. The detailed project report will fix the alignment.

What are residential property prices in Meerut?

The price table on this page lists the developer and portal quotes we have for Meerut city, each with its source. They are indicative asking prices, not official rates, and the original observation date is not yet recorded.

Sources

  1. Wikipedia: Ganga Expressway · not yet checked by our editors
  2. National Capital Region Transport Corporation: NCRTC statement on land rates near Namo Bharat stations (as reported) (exact article not yet recorded) · not yet checked by our editors
  3. Meerut Development Authority: Meerut Development Authority (exact article not yet recorded) · not yet checked by our editors
  4. Multiple news reports (specific articles not yet recorded) (exact article not yet recorded) · not yet checked by our editors
  5. Reports on the Meerut–Haridwar (Spur-1) cabinet approval, August 2026 (exact article not yet recorded) · not yet checked by our editors
  6. Developer and property-portal price quotes (specific listings not yet recorded) (exact article not yet recorded) · not yet checked by our editors