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NH 5 passes through which which of these following cities a) Jharpokharia>Bhubaneswar> Visakhapatnam> Vijayawada> Nellore> Chennai b) Baharagora>Cuttack>Bhubaneswar> Visakhapatnam> Vijayawada> Chennai c) Jharpokhariar> Visakhapatnam> Vijayawada> Nellore d) Jharpokharia>Baharagora>Jagdalpur>Bhubaneswar> Visakhapatnam> Anantpur> Nellore> Chennai which of the following option/options are correct?

NH 5 passes through which which of these following cities a) Jharpokharia>Bhubaneswar> Visakhapatnam> Vijayawada> Nellore> Chennai b) Baharagora>Cuttack>Bhubaneswar> Visakhapatnam> Vijayawada> Chennai c) Jharpokhariar> Visakhapatnam> Vijayawada> Nellore d) Jharpokharia>Baharagora>Jagdalpur>Bhubaneswar> Visakhapatnam> Anantpur> Nellore> Chennai which of the following option/options are correct? Correct Answer a, b, c

Length: 1,533 km 
From Odisha to Tamil Nadu
Route: 

Jharpokharia-->Kuliana-->Baripada-->Betnoti-->Baisinga-->Baleshwar-->Khantapada-->Markuna-->Bhadrak-->Dhanmandal-->Cuttack--> Bhubaneshwar-->Khordha-->Chandpur-->Sunkhala-->Chilika-->Nirmalajhara-->TaloHumma-->Ganjam-->Chhatrapur-->Brahmapur--> Lchchapuram-->Sompeta-->Kasibugga-->Tekkali-->Narasanappeta-->Srikakulam-->Chattram-->Bhimunipatnam-->Anakapalle--> Elamanchaili-->Tuni-->Annavaram-->Somavaram-->Peddapuram-->Rajahmundry-->Alamuru-->Tanuku-->Kaikaram-->Eluru-->Gannavaram -->Vijayawada-->Guntur-->Chilkalurupet-->Maruturu-->Medarametla-->Ongole-->Singarayakonda-->Ulavapad-->Kavali-->Kovur-->Nellore -->Gudur-->Nayudupeta-->Sulurpeta-->Tada-->Gummidipundi-->Cholavaram-->Chennai

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