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US States Without Interstates

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6 Comments
Jerry928
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Level 76
Feb 28, 2017
So, what do they call Hawaii's "interstates" if they don't go to another state?
Gassu
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Level 69
Feb 28, 2017
Funny, but Hawaii and Puerto Rico as well have roads that are officially called Interstate although they don't connect other states
pastorjamesriddle
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Level 67
Feb 1, 2018
That is so true. H1 is actually an Intrastate then.
sihollett
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Level 91
Nov 3, 2018
They are Interstates, because they are part of the Interstate *network*.
sihollett
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Level 91
Nov 3, 2018
Alaska has 4 routes of the Interstate Highway Network, totalling 1082.22 miles. OK, they are unsigned and over 1000 of those miles are non-freeway. But they exist!

https://www.fhwa.dot.gov/planning/national_highway_system/interstate_highway_system/routefinder/table03.cfm

bwebb21
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Level 68
Jan 12, 2025
came here to say this, every us state has some level of interstate highway under the eisenhower system.
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