Accelerated Travel in Jabalpur through MP's Longest Flyover - Crucial Details Revealed
In the heart of Madhya Pradesh, Jabalpur is now home to a remarkable infrastructure project that seamlessly blends modernity with its rich cultural and historical legacy. The city's longest flyover, inaugurated by Union Minister Nitin Gadkari and Mohan Yadav, spans seven kilometres and has been a significant addition to urban traffic management and development.
The project, built at an estimated cost of INR 1,200 crore, includes a 192-metre single-span cable-stayed bridge and three bow-string bridges constructed of steel. This modern marvel not only boosts trade and commercial activities but also adds to Jabalpur's growing tourism appeal, making it easier for visitors to access attractions like the Marble Rocks at Bhedaghat and the Madan Mahal Fort.
The completion of the entire corridor on the date of the inauguration in September 2023 marked a significant milestone. Ten directional signboards have been installed to ease navigation for visitors unfamiliar with the city's layout, further enhancing its appeal as a tourist destination.
In addition to improving traffic flow, the flyover project has also focused on community-friendly amenities. Underneath the structure, 50,000 saplings have been planted to improve greenery and air quality. The city now boasts a new basketball court, open gym, and children's park, all located conveniently under the flyover.
The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has overseen the planting of these saplings, a part of its ongoing commitment to environmental sustainability as outlined in its Green Highways Policy since 2015. While specific authorities supervising this exact plantation were not detailed in the sources, such projects are typically managed by the NHAI in coordination with local government bodies and environmental authorities.
The flyover's design reflects the confluence of modernity and Jabalpur's cultural and historical legacy, making it a symbol of the city's progress and its commitment to preserving its heritage. The project is expected to reduce travel time between Madan Mahal and Damoh Naka from 40-45 minutes to a mere 6-7 minutes, further integrating these historical sites into the city's daily life.
In terms of its impact on trade, commerce, and tourism, the flyover is expected to be a game-changer for Jabalpur. By streamlining traffic and improving accessibility, the city is poised to attract more visitors and businesses, bolstering its economic growth and cementing its position as a key destination in central India.
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