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The Ganga Expressway runs 594 km from Bijauli near Kharkhauda in Meerut district to Judapur Dandu near Soraon in Prayagraj district. It passes through 12 districts and is reported to touch 519 villages. It crosses the Ganga between Siyana in Bulandshahr and Rukhalu in Amroha.

Key facts
Western endBijauli village near Kharkhauda on NH-334, Meerut district
Eastern endJudapur Dandu village near Soraon on NH-19, Prayagraj district
Districts12 districts
Villages on the route519 villages Sources differ519 villages — per Wikipedia — Ganga Expressway518 villages — per Organiser — Ganga Expressway report (Organiser)
Ganga crossingSiyana (Bulandshahr district) – Rukhalu (Amroha district)

Last updated: · Reviewed by Editorial team · Sources

The interactive map loads here. The same information is in the list below.

Alignment is approximate, traced from OpenStreetMap on 2026-10-21. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Orange dots are interchange ramps mapped in OpenStreetMap; they are unnamed and not matched to our interchange list.

Map as a list

  • Alignment: from Bijauli village near Kharkhauda on NH-334, Meerut district toJudapur Dandu village near Soraon on NH-19, Prayagraj district, 594 km.
  • Interchange ramps mapped in OpenStreetMap (12): the total number of interchanges is reported as 28, so OpenStreetMap's mapping is incomplete. Approximate positions, north-west to south-east:
    1. 28.750, 77.959
    2. 28.685, 78.076
    3. 28.661, 78.272
    4. 28.536, 78.512
    5. 28.176, 79.072
    6. 28.124, 79.214
    7. 28.029, 79.355
    8. 27.728, 79.691
    9. 27.501, 79.758
    10. 26.916, 80.344
    11. 26.194, 81.031
    12. 26.026, 81.284
  • Named interchanges with verified locations: none yet. See the interchange list.
  • Link expressways: not drawn, because their alignments have not been published (Jewar (Noida Airport) – Ganga Expressway Link; Farrukhabad Link Expressway; Meerut/Bulandshahr – Haridwar Expressway (Spur-1); Prayagraj – Ballia Expressway (Spur-2); Greater Noida – Hapur bypass road).

Which districts does it pass through, in order?

  1. Meerut
  2. Hapur
  3. Bulandshahr
  4. Amroha
  5. Sambhal
  6. Budaun
  7. Shahjahanpur
  8. Hardoi
  9. Unnao
  10. Raebareli
  11. Pratapgarh
  12. Prayagraj

The district-by-district length of the expressway is not yet published by a source we can verify, except a single report for Hardoi. The districts comparison shows what is known.

Where are the toll-section boundaries?

Counting from the Meerut end, the reported toll sections change at:

  • Meerut (Bijauli): 0 km
  • Budaun (Nagla Barah): 129.7 km
  • Hardoi: 281.4 km
  • Unnao: 437.1 km
  • Prayagraj: 593.9 km

These are toll-accounting points, not necessarily interchange locations.

What roads connect to it?

The expressway meets national highways, state highways and other expressways at its interchanges; see the interchange list. Planned connections are on the link expressways page.

Frequently asked questions

Where does the Ganga Expressway start and end?

It starts at Bijauli village near Kharkhauda on NH-334, Meerut district and ends at Judapur Dandu village near Soraon on NH-19, Prayagraj district. From the western end it connects towards Delhi via the Delhi–Meerut Expressway.

Is there a list of villages on the Ganga Expressway route?

The route is reported to touch 519 villages; sources give 519 or 518. We have not yet published a village list because we have not obtained it from an official source. Your tehsil office can confirm whether a particular village was acquired.

Is the map on this page exact?

No. The line is traced from OpenStreetMap and is approximate. Orange dots mark interchange ramps mapped in OpenStreetMap; they are unnamed, and OpenStreetMap does not yet show all 28 reported interchanges. A list version of the map follows it.

Does the Ganga Expressway pass through Lucknow or Kanpur?

No. It passes through Unnao district, between Kanpur and Lucknow, and connects with the Agra–Lucknow and Awadh (Lucknow–Kanpur) expressways there, but it does not enter either city.

Sources

  1. Wikipedia: Ganga Expressway · not yet checked by our editors
  2. UPEIDA: Ganga Expressway project page · not yet checked by our editors
  3. OpenStreetMap contributors: Ganga Expressway as mapped in OpenStreetMap (motorway ways, retrieved via Overpass API) · accessed 21 October 2026
  4. Organiser: Ganga Expressway report (Organiser) (exact article not yet recorded) · not yet checked by our editors