List of Junctions
| Km | Exit | Junctions | To | Remarks | |
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| EAST B116 JALAN SUNGAI TEKALI Sungai Tekali Semenyih Dam Semenyih |
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| HULU LANGAT Pekan Batu Empat Belas (Bt-14) |
NORTHWEST B52 JALAN HULU LANGAT Pekan Batu Lapan Belas (Bt-18) Pangsun Dusun Tua Sungai Congkak Sungai Gabai SOUTHWEST JALAN KAWASAN PERINDUSTRIAN HULU LANGAT Pekan Batu Sembilan (Bt-19) Cheras Kajang |
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B62
JALAN AMPANG-HULU LANGAT Start/End of road |
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| Taman Wawasan | Taman Wawasan | T-junctions | |||
| Taman Pinggiran Delima | Taman Pinggiran Delima | T-junctions | |||
| Hulu Langat bound, Engage lower gear |
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| V Vege Park 200 m above sea level |
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| V Kompleks Pelancongan Menara Tinjau (Kuala Lumpur Look Out Point Tourist Complex) 205 m above sea level |
KOMPLEKS PELANCONGAN MENARA TINJAU (KUALA LUMPUR LOOK OUT POINT TOURIST COMPLEX) V i C* Menara Tinjau (Look Out Point Tower) Look Out Point Restaurant and Cafe **Panorama Restaurant **Haven Look Out Point Cafe **Look Out Point Western Food Kem Bina Negara Taman Burung (Bird's Cage) |
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| MPKj-MPAJ border limit 197 m above sea level |
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| Taman Mulia Jaya 190 m above sea level |
Taman Mulia Jaya | T-junctions | |||
| V Kuala Lumpur panoramic view 190 m above sea level |
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| Ampang bound, Engage lower gear |
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B62
JALAN AMPANG-HULU LANGAT Start/End of road |
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| AMPANG Taman Permai |
JALAN TAMAN PUTRA NORTH B31 Ampang town centre B31 Kuala Lumpur Ulu Klang SOUTH Pandan Indah Other townships Cheras |
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