Flyovers: India
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Delhi’s longest flyover is at Shahdara. The oldest, constructed in the ‘70s, are at Defence Colony and Sarai Rohilla. | Delhi’s longest flyover is at Shahdara. The oldest, constructed in the ‘70s, are at Defence Colony and Sarai Rohilla. | ||
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[edit] Flyover facts
The Times of India, July 24, 2011
[edit] Delhi
Delhi’s longest flyover is at Shahdara. The oldest, constructed in the ‘70s, are at Defence Colony and Sarai Rohilla.
[edit] Mumbai
Kemps Corner near Peddar Road has independent India’s first flyover, built in 1965 at a cost of Rs 17 lakh
[edit] Kolkata
The longest flyover in the city is currently under construction. Almost 9 km long, it will connect Parama Island to Park Circus
[edit] Chennai
Kathipara junction in Chennai, built at a cost of Rs 250 crore, is one of the largest cloverleaf flyovers in Asia
[edit] Ahmedabad
Fernandez Bridge in Ahmedabad is the first and the oldest flyover in the city built by the British in 1884
