Multiplication route number game

[formulanone]

60 = 6 x 10 in Providence Rhode Island:

[PurdueBill]

61 = 244 * 1/4, from https://www.interstate-guide.com/i-444-ok/

[hotdogPi]

Here, have an error shield.

62 = MA 62 * "MA" 1

[Jim]

New York 7 * Vermont 9 = 63 at the west end of the Bennington Bypass.  December 22, 2004.



Lots of chances to be creative with 2⁶ up next.

[paulthemapguy]

64 = IL-4 × 16


IL-004-016NS by Paul Drives, on Flickr

[CoreySamson]

We skipped 65, so I'll supply it:



1 mile x I-65 = 65

photo from AAroads 04/20/12

Next number is 67.

[SkyPesos]

Oops, thought there was already a 65 before posting mine. I'll repost my entry here (and delete the previous one) just to keep the order.

Here's an iconic duo in my area:
66 = US 22 * OH 3

[PurdueBill]

67 = 134 × ½


From Steve's CA I-210 WB page https://www.alpsroads.net/roads/ca/i-210/w1.html

[Roadgeekteen]

68 = 4 x 17, picture by Famartin

[webny99]

Oops, thought there was already a 65 before posting mine.

Funny, I had been waiting for 65 so I could post 66. Normally I would say I missed my chance, but in this case, technically there was no chance!   

So as a bonus, here's the photo I was going to post, with the caption "33a=66" (see what I did there?)


Photo from crosscountryroads.com

[SkyPesos]

Oops, thought there was already a 65 before posting mine.

Funny, I had been waiting for 65 so I could post 66. Normally I would say I missed my chance, but in this case, technically there was no chance!   

So as a bonus, here's the photo I was going to post, with the caption "33a=66" (see what I did there?)


Photo from crosscountryroads.com

I was saving my photo for this opportunity too, as the closest US highway to where I live, and one of the many iconic US 22 duos (not sure if 22/3 beats 78/22, but it's up there). Cincinnati is a paradise for low exit numbers that I can take another picture for a future number, in case I missed 66.

[formulanone]

69 = 3 * 23 on I-670 in Columbus, Ohio:

[paulthemapguy]

NY-10 and NY-7 give 7×10=70


IMG_2890 by Paul Drives, on Flickr

[Henry]

71 = 71 x 1

[formulanone]

72 = 9 x 8 in Calhoun City, Mississippi:

[Roadgeekteen]

146 x 1/2 = 73, picture from the Worcester Telegram

[formulanone]

74 = 37 x 2 (x 1) on I-95 in Rhode Island:

[Jim]

Utica is the perfect place for the perfect cube that's up next, but I don't seem to have a picture with all of New York 5, New York 5A, and New York 5S in the same shot to play it that way.

Glad I couldn't find it!  Of course my early morning math was wrong...

[GaryV]

Utica is the perfect place for the perfect cube that's up next, but I don't seem to have a picture with all of New York 5, New York 5A, and New York 5S in the same shot to play it that way.

Don't worry, you've got 50 more posts to find it.  5 x 5 x 5 = ???

[hotdogPi]

75 = NH 25 × US 3 and should be the speed limit (but it's not)

[formulanone]

Utica is the perfect place for the perfect cube that's up next, but I don't seem to have a picture with all of New York 5, New York 5A, and New York 5S in the same shot to play it that way.

Don't worry, you've got 50 more posts to find it.  5 x 5 x 5 = ???

There's a NYs 5, 5A, and 5B also nearby...

[formulanone]

76 = 38 * 2 near Nashua, New Hampshire:

[Jim]

US 11 * New York 7 = 77 on I-81.  July 13, 2008.

[Roadgeekteen]

39 x 2 = 78, from Interstate Guide

[formulanone]

79 = 79 x 1