Multiplication route number game

[formulanone]

214 = 428 x 1/2 by Eric Stuve:

[Jim]

Oregon 43 * I-5 = 215 on I-5 in Portland.  July 14, 2004.

[hotdogPi]

216 = MA 18 × Exit 16A × ¾ mile, previously used for 108

[Roadgeekteen]

217 = 434 x 1/2 from aaroads

[formulanone]

218 = 109 x 2 in Delta, Ohio:

[jlam]

219=219 x 1 by AARoads along I-65 in Alabama

[formulanone]

^ I think there is supposed to be at least one numbered shield in the equation.

Moving onto 220 = 55 x 4 in Senatobia, Mississippi:

[Jim]

^ I think there is supposed to be at least one numbered shield in the equation.

Here's a US 219 * 1 mile = 219 if we don't want to "count" the previous play.

From I-80 in Pennsylvania.  July 10, 2007.



Either way, 221 is next.

[Roadgeekteen]

^ I think there is supposed to be at least one numbered shield in the equation.

I removed that rule.

[formulanone]

221 = 13 x 17 in the darkness of Florence, Alabama:

[Jim]

Choose how to get to 222.

Massachusetts 37 * Exit 6 = 222

or

Massachusetts 37 * Massachusetts 3 * Left 2 Lanes = 222

From I-93, November 20, 2010.

[formulanone]

223 = 223 x 1 on I-40 in Tennessee by Eric Stuve:


DSC01573 by Eric Stuve, on Flickr

[jlam]

224 = 16 x 14 in downtown Cody

[hotdogPi]

225 = Exit 15W × Exit 15E × US 4 × ¼ mile

[7/8]

226 = NY 226 x 1 mile (on I-86 in Savona, NY):

[formulanone]

227 = 454 x 0.5 near Hauppauge, New York by Doug Kerr:


New York State Route 454 by Doug Kerr, on Flickr

[paulthemapguy]

228 = 12 × 19 near Madison, WI


WI-US12-019SN by Paul Drives, on Flickr

[formulanone]

229 = 229 x 1 on I-29 near St. Joseph:

[Jim]

New York 5 * New York 46 = 230 in Oneida.  June 29, 2016.

[paulthemapguy]

231 = 33 × 7 in Pomeroy, Ohio


OH-733-US33SN by Paul Drives, on Flickr

[formulanone]

232 = 464 x 1/2 on US 15:

[formulanone]

233 = 932 x 1/4 on I-95 in North Miami:

[Henry]

234 x 1 =234

[Jim]

Massachusetts 47 * 5 miles to S. Amherst = 235.  Taken in Hadley.  October 26, 2009.

[formulanone]

236 = 295 x 0.8 near Portland, Maine: