Main Roads in Lesotho are a class of trunk roads and freeways which connect major cities. They form the highest category in the Lesotho route numbering scheme, and are designated with route numbers beginning with "A", from A1 to A99. [1] [2] [3]
| National Highway system in Lesotho | |
| Formed: | 1990 |
| First: | System |
| Country: | Lesotho |
| Road | Course | Length (km) | Length (mi) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Maseru – Butha-Buthe – Mokhotlong | 300km (200miles) | ||
| 160km (100miles) | |||
| St. Michael’s – Thaba-Tseka – Mokhotlong | 200km (100miles) | ||
| Quthing – Mount Moorosi – Quthing – Qacha's Nek – Thaba-Tseka | 340km (210miles) | ||
| St. Michael’s – Semonkong – Seforong | 120km (80miles) | ||
| Maseru Ring | 30km (20miles) | ||
| Peka – Peka Bridge (South Africa at) | 6km (04miles) | ||
| Maputsoe – Ficksburg Bridge (South Africa at) | 6km (04miles) | ||
| Molumong – Sani Pass (South Africa at) | 54km (34miles) | ||
| Mafeteng – Van Rooyens Gate (South Africa) | 20km (10miles) | ||
| Mokoroane – Sephapho's Gate (South Africa at) | 7km (04miles) | ||
| Khitsane – (South Africa at) | 6km (04miles) | ||
| Alwyns Kop – Tele Bridge (South Africa at) | 12km (07miles) | ||
| Hlotse – Seshote – Thaba-Tseka | 180km (110miles) |