Ghana Road Network

The Ghana Road Network is maintained by the Ghana Highway Authority, which was established in 1974 to develop the country's trunk road network totaling 13,367 km. This makes up 33% of Ghana's total road network of 40,186 km[1]. The road system consists of National roads, Regional roads, and Inter-Regional roads, all of which link major popular centers in Ghana.

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National Roads

National Roads in Ghana are trunk roads, forming the major routes between major urban centers. Essentially, they are the backbone of the backbone of the Ghana road network. This category of roads is designated with the letter N followed by a number indicating the specific route[2]. Odd-numbered routes run east to west, while even-numbered routes run north to south.

Number Route:
N1 Elubo, WR - Sekondi-Takoradi, WR - Cape Coast, CR - Winneba, CR - Accra, GR - Tetteh Quarshie Interchange - Adidome, VR - Aflao, VR
N2 Tema, GR - Asikuma, ER - Ho, VR - Hohoe, VR - Jasikan, VR - Yendi, NR - Nalerigu, UE - Kulungugu, UE
N3 Kpong, ER - Suhum, ER; links N4 and N2 via Oterkpalu, ER
N4 Accra, GR - Tetteh Quarshie Interchange - Koforidua, ER - Kumasi, AS
N5 Adome, VR - Asikuma, VR - Kpeve, VR; serves as an alternate route for the N2 between Adome and Kpeve via Asikuma, VR
N6 Accra, GR - Nsawam, ER - Suhum, ER - Nkawkaw, ER - Kumasi, AS
N7 Sawla, NR - Larabanga, NR - Fufulsu, NR; links N12 and N2 between Sawla, NR and Fufulsu, NR via Larabanga, NR
N8 Yemorasa, CR - Dunkwa, CR - Fomena, AS - Bekwai, AS - Kumasi, AS
N9 Tamale, NR - Jimle, NR - Yendi, NR; links N10 and N2 between Tamale and Yendi via Jimle, NR
N10 Yemorasa, CR - Kumasi, AS - Techiman, BA - Tamale, NR - Bolgatanga, UE - Paga, UE
N11 Bolgatanga, UE - Zebilla, UE - Bawku, UE - Bimpiela, UE
N12 Elubo, WR - Enchi, WR - Sunyani, BA - Bamboi, NR - Wa, UW - Lawra, UW - Hamile, UW
N13 Lawra, UW - Tumu, UW - Navrongo, UE; links N12 and N10 between Lawra, UW and Navrongo, UE via Tumu, UW
N14 Sakpeigu, NR - Cheperoni, NR - Yawgu, NR
N16 Tumu, UW - Kapulima, UW

Regional Roads

Regional roads, designated with the letter R, are a mix of primary and secondary routes that link major settlements. They also serve as feeder routes to National Roads. Major Regional roads are indicated by an R followed by a two-digit number, and minor Regional roads are indicated by an R followed by a three-digit number.

R10-R99

Number Route:
R10 Denu, VR – Ho, VR
R12 Akatsi, VR – Akanu, VR
R14 Akatsi, VR – Ziope, VR
R15 Nyanyano, CR – Bawjiase, CR
R16 Srogbe, VR – Dabala, VR
R19 Mpataba, WR – Jewi Wharf, WR
R21 Atimpoku, ER – Akosombo, ER
R23 Jasikan, VR – Worawora, VR
R24 Frankadua, VR – Adidome, VR
R25 Kadjebi, VR – Apesokubi, VR
R26 Have, VR – Borae, VR
R27 Nkwanta, WR – Dambai, NR
R28 Fume, VR – Sogakope, VR
R29 Zabzugu, NR - Salaga, NR
R30 Adukrom, WR – Odumase, AS
R32 Dominase, ER – Bunso, ER
R36 New Edubiase, AS – Saponso, AS
R38 Agyenkwaso, AS - Gyadem, AS
R40 Tetteh Quarshie Interchange, GR - Somanya, ER
R42 Mamfe, ER – Nkurakan, ER
R43 Juansa, AS – Offinso, AS
R44 Agogo, AS – Jema, BA
R45 Aframso, AS – Sekyedumase, AS
R47 Kwadwokrom, BA – Nkoranza, BA
R49 Kpandae, NR – Salaga, NR
R50 Ho, VR – Dzelukope, VR
R52 Kumasi, AS – New Offinso, AS
R54 Ohiyeanisa, WR – Drobo, BA
R60 Apedwa, ER – Bunso, ER
R61 Anyinam, ER – Kade, ER
R62 Apam, CR – Kade, ER
R63 Tepa, BA – Goase, BA
R64 Adaiso, ER – Obogu - AS
R65 Mankraso, AS – Tepa, AS
R66 Bechem, BA – Akumadan, AS
R68 Berekum, BA – Nkawkaw, BA
R70 Golokwati, VR – Hohoe, VR
R71 Techiman, BA – Buoku, BA
R72 Ekyiaenfokrom, ER – New Kyease, ER
R74 Surukrom, AS – Kwamedanso, BA
R76 Konongo, AS – Atebubu, BA
R80 Saltpond, CR – Abura Dunkwa, CR
R81 Assin Foso, CR – Insu, WR
R82 Cape Coast, CR – Twifo Praso, CR
R83 Asubua, CR – Dunkwa, CR
R84 Discove, WR – Agona, WR
R85 Busuta, WR – Busua, WR
R86 Princess Town, WR – Abora, WR
R87 Bomfa, AS – Bekwai, AS
R88 Esiama, WR – Anibil, WR
R90 Tamale, NR – Karaga, NR
R91 Nanton, NR – Kunbungu, NR
R92 Tamale, NR – Mankarigu, NR
R93 Wenchi, BA – Sampa, WR
R94 Menji, BA – Banda Nkwanta, NR

R100-R299

Number Route:
R100 Atobiase, WR – Nyenase, CR
R101 Essamam, WR – Tarkwa, WR
R103 Obuasi, AS – Apowa, WR
R104 Bekwai, AS – Kumawu, AS
R105 Awiankwanta, AS – Adumasa, AS
R106 Kumasi, AS – Abono, AS
R107 Gushiegu, NR – Pigu, NR
R108 Manso Nkwanta, AS – Toase, AS
R109 Tamale, NR – Daboya, NR
R110 Gushiegu, NR – Nalerigu, NR
R113 Naga, UE – Wiagayisoaso, UE
R114 Bolgatanga, UE – Feo, UE
R116 Wulugu, NR – Navrongo, UE
R121 Tarkwa, WR – Akyemfo, WR
R122 Samreboi, WR – Asankragwa, WR
R123 Bawdie, WR – Enchi, WR
R124 Asankragwa, WR – Humjibre, WR
R125 Diaso, WR – Juabeso, WR
R126 Dadieso, WR – Buako, WR
R127 Asawinso, WR – Sefwi Bekwai, WR
R128 Hwidiem, BA – Atroni, BA
R129 Kramokrom, WR – New Debiso, WR
R131 Tumu, UW – Hamile, UW
R132 Nadowli, UW – Nandom, UW
R180 Yala, UW – Wahabu, UW
R181 Sanadema, UE – Fian, UW
R182 Walembele, UW – Tumu, UW
R184 Hian, UW – Gbal, UW
R201 Tatali, NR – Tamale, NR
R202 Ketekrachi, VR – Nakpayili, NR
R204 Yendi, NR – Chereponi, NR

Inter-Regional Roads

Inter-Regional roads, designated with the prefix IR, connect major settlements and regional capitals across regional borders. Running east to west are odd-numbered routes, while north-south routes are even-numbered.

Number Runs through:
IR1 Aburi, ER - Mankessim, CR
IR2 Winneba, CR - Juaso, AS
IR3 Oterkpalu, ER - Obuasi, CR
IR4 Kumasi, AS - Chambuligu, NR
IR5 Abuakwa, ER - Osei Kojokrom, WR
IR6 Agona, WR - Ayamfuri,CR
IR7 Kame, VR - Nkonsia, ER
IR8 Dunkwa, WR - Kyeremaso, BA
IR9 Prang, BA - Berekum, BA
IR10 Busunu, NR - Chuchuligu, UE
IR11 Yawgu, NR - Pala, UW


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