CNG Pumps on Purvanchal Expressway: Exact KM Markers, Route Map & Fueling Strategy
Refueling on Purvanchal Expressway (Lucknow–Ghazipur)?
Access all 9 verified operational CNG pumps mapped in sequential driving order with live distance milestones, operating hours, and 1-tap Google Maps navigation.
Interactive Route & CNG Stations Map
Official highway alignment from Lucknow to Ghazipur with 9 verified operational CNG pumps mapped in sequential driving order.
Complete Kilometer-by-Kilometer CNG Station Chainage Table
Purvanchal Expressway links Lucknow Chand Sarai (KM 0) to Haidaria in Ghazipur (KM 340.8), passing through Barabanki, Amethi, Sultanpur, Ayodhya, Ambedkar Nagar, Azamgarh, and Mau. As a fully access-controlled highway developed by UPEIDA, fueling is primarily concentrated inside organized Wayside Amenities (WSA).
Below is the verified chainage table of operational CNG stations from West to East along the Purvanchal alignment, noting exact toll interchanges and fueling amenities.
| Chainage Marker | Location / Interchange | Station Type & Brand | Operating CGD Entity | Operating Hours & Pressure |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| KM 0 (Lucknow Gateway) | Chand Sarai Interchange | Highway Forecourt (Green Gas) | Green Gas Limited | 24 Hours (High Flow Mother Station) |
| KM 58 (Barabanki) | Haidergarh Toll Cut | Mainline Wayside Amenity (BPCL) | Torrent Gas | 24 Hours (200 BAR Cascade Booster) |
| KM 115 (Amethi Cut) | Inhauna / Jagdishpur Interchange | 1 km off Toll Exit (IOCL) | Torrent Gas | 06:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| KM 180 (Sultanpur Central) | Kurebhar Wayside Amenity | Expressway Wayside Plaza (HPCL) | Torrent Gas | 24 Hours (Critical Mid-Route Top-Up) |
| KM 245 (Ambedkar Nagar / Ayodhya Link) | Akbarpur Cut | Mainline WSA (BPCL) | Torrent Gas | 24 Hours (Dedicated Multi-Bay CNG) |
| KM 295 (Azamgarh) | Sathiaon Interchange | 1.5 km off Exit Ramp (IOCL) | Torrent Gas | 24 Hours (Mother Station Top-Up) |
| KM 340 (Ghazipur Terminal) | Haidaria Final Exit | Terminal Highway Forecourt (IOCL) | Torrent Gas / IOCL | 24 Hours (Bihar Border Gateway) |
Navigating the 340 KM Purvanchal CNG Corridor: Range Strategy & Night Top-Ups
A typical factory-fitted CNG hatchback or sedan delivers 180–220 km of highway cruising range at steady speeds. Driving eastward across eastern Uttar Pradesh, headwinds and high sustained speeds (100 km/h limit) can deplete a 9 kg cylinder in approximately 190 km.
The critical milestone on Purvanchal Expressway is Kurebhar (KM 180) in Sultanpur district. Motorists departing Lucknow must ensure a top-up either at Haidergarh (KM 58) or Kurebhar (KM 180) to maintain comfortable reserves before reaching Azamgarh and Ghazipur.
| Expressway Leg | Distance | Estimated CNG Consumption | Strategic Driver Advice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lucknow ➔ Kurebhar (Sultanpur) | 180 km | ~7.8 kg CNG | Fill to full 200 BAR at Chand Sarai or Haidergarh WSA |
| Kurebhar ➔ Ghazipur (Terminal) | 160 km | ~6.9 kg CNG | Mandatory top-up at Kurebhar before continuing towards Bihar |
| Azamgarh Cut ➔ Mau / Ballia Links | 55 km | ~2.4 kg CNG | Refuel at Sathiaon interchange before regional state highway exit |
Frequently Asked Questions
Verified statutory answers sourced from NHAI, MoRTH, and regional transport notifications.
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