Karakoram Highway the lake by small vessels, to be reloaded onto trucks at the other end. In July 2012 Pakistan began constructing a revised route around the lake at a higher elevation with five new tunnels, with total length of 7.12 km, and two new bridges. The work was contracted out to the China Road & Bridge Corporation (CRBC) and was completed in September 2015—see Karakorum Highway Realignment (China-Pakistan Friendship Tunnels) below. At in length, the Pakistani section of the highway starts at Abbottabad, although the N-35 of which KKH is now part, officially starts from Hasan Abdal. The highway meets the
Idaho State Highway 4 map (later routed over Cooper Pass). This plan was abandoned due to impassable roads and World War II. Paved SH-4 was truncated at Burke. National Forest Road 7623 still connects Burke to Montana Secondary Highway 471 leading to Thompson Falls. Idaho State Highway 4 State Highway 4 (SH-4) is a state highway in Shoshone County, in the U.S. state of Idaho. It runs from Interstate 90 (I-90) in Wallace, east to the ghost town of Burke. SH-4 begins at an intersection with I-90 in Wallace, then heads generally northeast through Burke Canyon, past historical markers for Frisco Hill and Burke,