Jatrabari–Gulistan Flyover

Flyover in Dhaka, Bangladesh

Jatrabari–Gulistan Flyover
Flyover toll booth
Coordinates	23°42′45″N 90°25′43″E / 23.7125°N 90.4285°E / 23.7125; 90.4285
Locale	Dhaka
Other name(s)	Mayor Mohammed Hanif Flyover (former name)
Characteristics
Total length	11.7 km
History
Constructed by	Orion Group
Construction start	22 June 2010
Construction end	11 October 2013
Construction cost	21.08 billion taka
Location

Transport in Dhaka

Streets
Indira Road Nawabpur Road New Elephant road Panthapath Bangabandhu Avenue B. K. Dash Road Bijoy Sarani Kazi Nazrul Islam Avenue Bailey Road Pragati Sarani Madani Avenue Sat Masjid Road Sonargaon Janapath Hrishikesh Das Road Artist Quamrul Hassan Road
Roads
Dhaka Elevated Expressway Dhaka–Ashulia Elevated Expressway Dhaka Bypass Expressway Dhaka–Narayanganj old road Narayanganj–Demra road Purbachal Expressway Airport Road Mirpur Road Hatirjheel–Demra Expressway
Bridges
Kuril Flyover Moghbazar-Mouchak Flyover Mayor Mohammed Hanif Flyover Hatirjheel Mohakhali Flyover
Rail transport
Narayanganj–Bahadurabad Ghat line Dhaka–Jessore line Narayanganj–Laksam chord line Dhaka–Chittagong high-speed railway Narayanganj Commuter Turag Commuter Drutajan Express Banalata Express Barendra Express Mitali Express Maitree Express Suborno Express Sonar Bangla Express
Mass transit
Dhaka Metro Rail Stations Line 1 Line 2 Line 4 Line 5 (Line 5N Line 5S) Line 6 Dhaka Circular Railway Dhaka Subway Dhaka BRT
Structures
Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport Tejgaon Airport Port of Dhaka Kamalapur Multimodal Transport Hub Mohakhali Inter District Bus Terminal Kamalapur railway station Gandaria railway station Dhaka Cantonment railway station Dhaka Airport railway station Tejgaon railway station Banani railway station Shyampur Baraitala railway station
Others
Dhaka Transport Coordination Authority Dhaka Mass Transit Company Limited Rapid Pass MRT Pass
Transport Bangladesh
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Jatrabari–Gulistan Flyover is the longest flyover in Bangladesh.

The flyover was initiated in 1998. It partially opened on 11 October 2013. It is built for easy transportation and communication purposes for the 30 southern and south-western districts of Bangladesh.

Gallery

References

^ "Mayor Hanif flyover opens". bdnews24.com. October 11, 2013. Retrieved January 8, 2021.
Hossain, Monir (3 November 2024). "Hanif Flyover renamed". Daily Naya Diganta.
"Dhaka's longest flyover opens". The Daily Star. Retrieved 10 December 2020.
"Mayor Mohammad Hanif Flyover opens to traffic". Dhaka Tribune. Retrieved 10 December 2020.
"Hanif flyover fails to pay off". The Financial Express. Retrieved 10 December 2020.

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