The Tetteh Quarshie Interchange is a major road junction in Accra, Ghana, connecting the Accra-Aburi road with the Madina-Adenta highway and serving as a critical gateway to the eastern corridor of Greater Accra. Named after Tetteh Quarshie, the Ghanaian agriculturalist who introduced cocoa to Ghana, the interchange is one of the busiest traffic nodes in the capital. It features a large roundabout and flyover system that facilitates movement between Accra's central business district and residential suburbs.
The Tetteh Quarshie Interchange is a major road junction in Accra, Ghana, connecting the Accra-Aburi road with the Madina-Adenta highway and serving as a critical gateway to the eastern corridor of Greater Accra. Named after Tetteh Quarshie, the Ghanaian agriculturalist who introduced cocoa to Ghana, the interchange is one of the busiest traffic nodes in the capital. It features a large roundabout and flyover system that facilitates movement between Accra's central business district and residential suburbs.
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