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    List of some countries that cooperated with the Asian Highway Networks and

    their corresponding highway numbers:


    Asian Highway
    Number
    AH1

    Country of Origin

    AH2
    AH3

    Indonesia (Denpasar)
    Russia (Ulan-Ude)

    AH5

    China (Shanghai)

    AH6

    South Korea (Busan)

    AH11

    Laos (Vientiane)

    AH14

    Vietnam (Hai Phong)

    AH18

    Thailand (Hat Yai)

    AH26

    Philippines (Laoag)

    AH374

    China (Guangzhou)

    AH43
    AH48

    India (Agra)
    Bhutan
    (Phuentsholing)

    AH62

    Kazakhstan
    (Petropavl)
    Afghanistan
    (Djbulsarcj)
    Georgia (Larsi)
    Azerbaijan (Kazakh)

    AH77
    AH81
    AH83

    Japan (Tokyo)

    End of Highway
    Network
    Border between
    Turkey and Bulgaria
    (w/ AH5)
    Iran
    Myanmar (Kyaing
    Tong)
    Border between
    Turkey and Bulgaria
    (w/AH1)
    Border between
    Russia and Belarus
    Cambodia
    (Sihanoukville)
    Myanmar
    (Mandalay)
    Malaysia (Johor
    Bahru Causeway)
    Philippines
    (Zamboanga)
    Hong Kong (Kennedy
    Town)
    Sri Lanka (Matara)
    Changrabandha
    near Bangladesh
    border
    Afghanistan (Mazari
    Sharif)
    Turkmenistan (Mary)
    Kazakhstan (Aktau)
    Armenia (Yerevan)

    The funding for this project mostly came from advanced Asian countries
    namely: Japan, India and China.

    The most notable agency that contributed funds to this project is the Asian
    Development Bank.

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