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| Northbound U.S. 7 at "Interstate Access Road" in St. Albans. Notice the lack of a border on the I-89 Vermont shield, and the button copy lettering. Photo taken 07/22/00.
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| End Northbound U.S. 7 at merge onto Interstate 89 southbound. Interestingly, these photographs were taken facing south! Here is the story: U.S. 7 parallels Interstate 89 to the east as it approaches the Canadian International Border. A connecting road links northbound U.S. 7 traffic with northbound Interstate 89 via an entrance ramp a half mile south of the border crossing. However, mainline U.S. 7 continues north, crosses Interstate 89 via an overpass, then turns south for a short distance before terminating at the offramp from southbound Interstate 89 and the onramp to southbound
Interstate 89. A side road leading west (right) from this intersection leads to a business property. Photo taken 07/22/00.
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| U.S. 7 South
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| First southbound reassurance shield, posted just to the north
of the intersection in the below photographs. Photo taken 07/22/00.
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| Cutout Vermont U.S. 7 Shield in St. Albans on southbound. This sign dates back before the 1950s and measures under 18 inches in width, while being embossed. Photo taken 07/22/00.
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| New signs were installed by 1998 for the Interstate 189/U.S. 7 interchange in Burlington. This photo shows a sign bridge on southbound U.S. 7 for the western terminus of Interstate 189. The newer signs contain smaller font and smaller shields then the ones that they replaced (see above photograph). Photo taken 07/22/00.
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| Interstate 189 to Interstate 89 overhead signage on U.S. 7 southbound at the western beginning of Interstate 189. This photograph was taken during July of 1995, and shows signage that was since been replaced.
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