Bridge — see that topic for further details. T6 Road The T6 Road is the road that links Zambia with Northern Mozambique. At the town of Katete, 80 Kilometres west of Chipata, 490 Kilometres east of Lusaka, at a junction with the T4 Great East Road, begins the road going south-east towards the border with Mozambique. The T6 Road is 55 km in length from Katete, passing through Chilembwe and Mlolo (through the western side of Chadiza District), to the Chimefusa Border with Mozambique. The long road ahead through Mozambique (the N9 route) provides access to the city of Tete. M12 Road The M12 Road is the road that connects Chipata with Lundazi and Chama. Together with the Great East Road (T4) to Lusaka, it is the main route connecting Chama and Lundazi with the rest of the country. The M12 is a road in a poor condition. It starts at a junction with the T4 (Great East Road) just north-west of Chipata City Centre and goes northwards for 7 kilometres to reach a t-junction with the D104 (Chipata-Mfuwe Road), which goes north-west to the Chipata Airport (2 kilometres away) and extends further to the tourist settlement of Mfuwe and its International Airport south of the South Luangwa National Park and the Luangwa River. At this junction, the M12 makes a right turn and goes northwards for 173 kilometres, following the Malawi borderline, through the Chipangali and Lumezi Districts, to reach its northern terminus in the vicinity of the town of Lundazi, where it ends at another junction with the D104 Road coming from the South Luangwa National Park and the Luambe National Park in the west. The road continuing northwards from this junction is the D103 Road, which provides access to the town of Chama. The D109 continues eastwards from its junction with the D103 in Lundazi to the border with Malawi. Luangwa Road The Luangwa Road (designated as D145 on Zambia's road network) is the road that provides access to the town of Luangwa. It is the only road used to enter and exit Luangwa. It starts at a junction with the T4 (Great East Road) just west of the Luangwa Bridge in Rufunsa District, going southwards. It heads for 85 kilometres, following the Luangwa River (which forms Zambia's boundary with Mozambique in this area), to reach the town of Luangwa adjacent to the Luangwa River and Zambezi