THE Longest Interstate Highway at 3,099 miles, the 9th longest road in the world and also serving a stretch of the Pan American Highway, this highway has it all. Starting in Seattle and going through, Spokane, Billings, Madison, Chicago, Toledo, Cleveland, Buffalo, Albany and finally ending in Boston. There's a lot to see on this one.
1,569 mile stretch in Duluth. It also serves as a branch of the longest road in the world: The Pan American Highway
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I-40
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Cameron Halas
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This is the Interstate with the most of US 66 on it's route. Barstow, Flagstaff, Albuquerque, Amarillo and Oklahoma City. Then it goes off it's own way to service Little Rock and the span of Tennessee (Memphis, Nashville and Knoxville) before ending with Ashville, Raleigh and Wilmington in North Carolina. All that in 2,555 miles.
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I-5
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Cameron Halas
7 years ago Report
From the Mexico boarder to the Canadian boarder, I-5 is the main highway of the West Coast. San Deigo, Los Angeles, Sacramento, Eugene, Portland and Seattle-Tacoma are along the way of this 796 mile stretch.
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I-55
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Cameron Halas
7 years ago Report
The first entry to have a stretch of US 66 as part of it's route, you'll drive 964 miles from New Orleans to Jackson, Memphis, St. Louis and end in downtown Chicago.
How do you get from San Fransisco to New York? Take the 10th longest road in the world (2,900 miles). On the way, be sure to stop through Reno, Salt Lake City, Omaha, Des Moines and Toledo as you cross the Rockies and the Appalachian Mountians. Chicago and Clevland are also indirectly serviced..
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I-95
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Cameron Halas
7 years ago Report
This is the highway of the East Coast. Begining in Miami, you'll pass through Daytona Beach, Jacksonville, Savannah, Richmond, Washington D.C., Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Providence and Boston on the way to Canada. For a little stretch of it's 1,920 miles stretch, it's the New Jersey Turnpike
