To name a few...
I-55: Jackson, MS and MO
US 51: Madison, MS and WI
I-70 & 35: Kansas City, MO and KS
I-30: Texarkana, AR & TX
I-40 connects Raleigh, NC; and Raleigh, TN.
I-5 almost connects Vancouver, WA; and Vancouver, BC.
Deja Vu. Think we had this thread before.
I-91: Springfield, MA and VT
I-90: Boston, NY and MA (doesn't pass through NY, but comes close)
I-76: Denver, CO and PA (although there's a gap in between the segments)
I-95: Newark, NJ and DE (although pronounced differently)
I-90: Rochester, MN and NY
US/MA 3: Plymouth, NH and MA
I-91: Wethersfield, CT and Weathersfield, VT
I-35: Austin, TX and MN (comes close to MN)
I-91: Windsor, CT and VT
I-95: Westbrook, CT and ME
I-95: Woodbridge, VA and NJ
I-90: Buffalo, WY and NY
Since Kansas City was mentioned earlier I thought of all the other routes that go through both cities:
US 24
US 40
US 69
US 169
I-635
I-670
US-211 has been truncated, but it used to connect Washington, Virginia, and Washington, DC. It still passes Washington, Virginia, and even has a business route there (the town is better-known as "Little Washington" consistent with the famous inn of that name located there).
Quote from: jp the roadgeek on July 04, 2019, 03:31:06 AM
Deja Vu. Think we had this thread before.
....
I thought it sounded familiar as well, so I searched for my username and "US-211" and found this:
https://www.aaroads.com/forum/index.php?topic=17097.0
Quote from: 1995hoo on July 04, 2019, 08:17:23 AM
US-211 has been truncated, but it used to connect Washington, Virginia, and Washington, DC. It still passes Washington, Virginia, and even has a business route there (the town is better-known as "Little Washington" consistent with the famous inn of that name located there).
US 50 travels through Washington, IN and Washington, DC...well technically around Washington, IN now on a Bypass
I-81
Bristol, VA & TN
US 11E, US 11W, I-81, US 421 and US 19 connect Bristol, TN to Bristol VA. US 127 connects Static, KY to Static, TN.
Quote from: ilpt4u on July 04, 2019, 03:20:17 PM
US 50 travels through Washington, IN and Washington, DC...well technically around Washington, IN now on a Bypass
It comes within half a mile of Washington, WV too.
Also US 50: Olathe, CO (near Grand Junction) and Olathe, KS (KC metro).
US 20: Toledo OR -> Toledo OH, Albany OR -> Albany NY
Quote from: jp the roadgeek on July 04, 2019, 03:31:06 AM
I-90: Rochester, MN and NY
That's what I clicked on the thread to say. :)
Quote from: 1995hoo on July 04, 2019, 09:00:20 AM
I thought it sounded familiar as well, so I searched for my username and "US-211" and found this:
https://www.aaroads.com/forum/index.php?topic=17097.0
^^^ excellent searching technique!! I actually just used it for this post (https://www.aaroads.com/forum/index.php?topic=25281.msg2427526#msg2427526), searched for my username and Ithaca, and the thread I was looking for was a super easy find. Best forum searching experience yet.
I-15 comes close enough (within about 10 miles) of both Riverside, CA & Riverside, NV.
Edit: And Riverside, UT and Riverside, ID.
All of which used to be served by US 91.
MA/VT 12: Worcester, MA and Worcester, VT.
I-29 connects Riverside, MO & Riverside, ND.
WI-35 essentially connects Riverside, WI & Riverside, MN (via Superior & Duluth).
Quote from: Mark68 on July 05, 2019, 05:34:43 PM
WI-35 essentially connects Riverside, WI & Riverside, MN (via Superior & Duluth).
"Riverside, MN" is a neighborhood of Duluth, so I would guess that does not qualify.
Yes, we've done this before.
I-64 and US 60 connect Lexingtons in KY and VA.
Quote from: TheHighwayMan394 on July 05, 2019, 05:36:44 PM
Quote from: Mark68 on July 05, 2019, 05:34:43 PM
WI-35 essentially connects Riverside, WI & Riverside, MN (via Superior & Duluth).
"Riverside, MN" is a neighborhood of Duluth, so I would guess that does not qualify.
I wasn't sure whether it was a neighborhood or a town in its own right. I'm using https://us.geotargit.com/citiespercountry.php?qcountry_code=US&qcity=Riverside as a reference, and I doubt it makes a determination as to whether the "Riverside" in question is a town, township, or neighborhood.
However, I know there is a Riverside, CA (I used to live there) and a Riverside, NV (been through it) and I confirmed the Utah & Idaho versions were at least CDPs (although the one in ID is one of two in that state).
I-10 comes close to connecting Glendale, CA & AZ.
I-5 connects Glendale, CA & OR.
I-75: Troy OH and Troy MI
US 66 used to connect Springfield and Springfield
Lexington on I-64 as there is one in KY and the other in VA.
And yes, I think I had one of these started two or three years ago.
I-90 connects Sturgis, SD with Sturgis, MI. Yes, I-90 doesn't go into Michigan, but Sturgis is close enough to the border to count.
US 17 connects Jacksonville, FL with Jacksonville, NC.
Quote from: DandyDan on July 08, 2019, 06:45:50 AM
I-90 connects Sturgis, SD with Sturgis, MI. Yes, I-90 doesn't go into Michigan, but Sturgis is close enough to the border to count.
The exit from the Indiana Toll Road is for Sturgis.
Aside, both towns were founded (and named for) the same guy. An ancestor of my wife.
If Atlanta, MI were about 25 miles further west, I-75 would connect it to Atlanta, GA.
US 11 - Knoxville, AL, to Knoxville, TN
The historic Yellowstone Trail went through both Appleton, MN and Appleton, WI.
Mike
I swear in a previous incarnation of this thread I mentioned I-70, Salina UT to Salina KS.
US 160- Springfield, Colorado and Springfield, Missouri.