The economic boom of the second urbanization was anchored on the Uttarapatha highway. What was the absolute geographical span of this paramount continental trade route?

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The Uttarapatha (northern route) was the main economic artery of ancient India. It connected the international markets of Gandhara (Taxila) with the fertile urban production centers of the Ganga plain (Mathura, Kaushambi, Pataliputra) and terminated at the port of Tamralipti, enabling seamless trans-continental trading setups.

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