Hierarchy of highways in your county

[Flint1979]

Bay County, Michigan:

1) I-75/US-23
2) US-10
3) M-25
4) M-13
5) M-15
6) M-84
7) M-47
8) M-138
9) M-61
10) M-247
11) M-20 (M-20 is pretty useless once it runs concurrent with Business US-10 in Midland but used to make it all the way to Bay City before US-10 was rerouted onto it's current route)

[therocket]

Tier 1: Interstates
1. I-5
2. I-405
Tier 2: Non-Interstate freeways
3. CA-55
4. CA-91
5. CA-57
6. CA-22
Tier 2.5: Interstate that briefly passes through Orange County
7. I-605
Tier 3: Tollways
8. CA-73
9. CA-133
10. CA-241
11. CA-261
Tier 4: Arterials
12. CA-1
13. CA-39
14. CA-90
Tier 5: Mountain roads
15. CA-74
16. CA-142

[dvferyance]

Waukesha County
I-94
I-43
WI-16
WI-164
WI-83
WI-59
US-18
WI-67
I-41 (Because it hardly enters the county)
WI-36
US-45

[kirbykart]

Hamilton County, NY

1. NY 30
Spans the length of the county and gets most of the important communities.

2. NY 8
This and NY 28 are of similar importance, but I pushed this one up a bit because it goes through the county seat.

3. NY 28
Serves Inlet, Blue Mountain Lake, and Indian Lake.

4. NY 28N
Serves Long Lake, but half its length in the county is just concurrent with NY 30.

5. NY 10
Doesn't do much of anything in the county.

[kirbykart]

And my home county, Cattaraugus (which, by the way, is Iroquois for "smelly riverbanks"):

Tier A: Very important connectors and long distance corridors

1. I-86/NY 17 - Connects the two cities as well as Randolph and ASP.

2. US 219 - Serves Salamanca and tourist hotspot Ellicottville.

Tier B: Important local connectors

1. NY 16 - Connects Olean, Franklinville, and Delevan. (Little tidbit- The highest point on the NY State Route system in Western NY is on 16 south of Olean.)

2. NY 417- This serves Salamanca, Allegany, Olean, and Portville. Very important in general; less important specifically to this county.

3. NY 242 - Connects Randolph, Little Valley, Ellicottville.

Tier C: Minor local connectors (unranked)
NY 394 (doesn't do much in this county)
US 62 (same thing)
NY 39 (same thing!)
NY 98 (serves very rural areas)
NY 240 (same thing)
NY 243 (spends almost no time in the county)
NY 305 (same thing)
NY 322 ( just connects South Dayton to US 62)
NY 280 (a generally little-used, narrow, deteriorating little road that doesn't need a State Route number)
NY 353 (decent length but doesn't go much of anywhere)
NY 241 (another waste of a number, connecting Randolph to US 62 in the middle of nowhere)
NY 446 (a very short connector from Hinsdale to Cuba [in Allegany County])
US 219 Business (almost entirely concurrent with NY 417)
This list has made me realize just how many state routes there are in this dinky little county.

EDIT: Oops! It's NY 446 not 443.

[Hunty2022]

I'm going to do Albemarle County now:

Tier I
I-64 - The most important route in the county.
US 29 - Connects Charlottesville to Lynchburg and Washington.

Tier II
US 250 - More of a local Route of I-64.
Bus. US 29 / 250 - Business Routes for Charlottesville.
VA-20 - Connects Charlottesville with Scottsville and Orange.
VA-6 - Follows the James River and connects Scottsville to Richmond.
VA-240 - Pretty much a US 250 Business Route for Crozet.

Tier III
VA-151 - Scenic Route connecting multiple breweries.
SR-810 - Connects Crozet with Stanardsville.
SR-743 - Former Routing of US 29.
SR-649 - Connects VA-20 to the CHO Airport.

[zachary_amaryllis]

I didn't revive it, but I'll chip in. Larimer County, CO. Can I include county roads? Some of them seem kinda significant.They're not in any particular order, just grouped by type. There's enough locals and familiars to check me.

Interstates:
I-25

US Highways:
US 287
US 34
US 36

State Highways
CO 14
CO 1
CO 392
CO 402 
CO 56

County Roads:
CR 42C/CR 23 (Centennial Drive over Horsetooth)
CR 54G (What we call 'old 287', plus, Vern's)
CR 38E/CR 27 (handy, though twisty and slow, alternate to the Poudre from the south end of Foco)
CR 5 (Timnath to CO 14)
CR 17 (from Foco to Berthoud)
CR 52E (Rist Canyon)
CR 74E (Red Feather)
CR 103 (Laramie River Road)

[jlam]

I didn't revive it, but I'll chip in. Larimer County, CO. Can I include county roads? Some of them seem kinda significant.They're not in any particular order, just grouped by type. There's enough locals and familiars to check me.

Interstates:
I-25

US Highways:
US 287
US 34
US 36

State Highways
CO 14
CO 1
CO 392
CO 402 
CO 56

County Roads:
CR 42C/CR 23 (Centennial Drive over Horsetooth)
CR 54G (What we call 'old 287', plus, Vern's)
CR 38E/CR 27 (handy, though twisty and slow, alternate to the Poudre from the south end of Foco)
CR 5 (Timnath to CO 14)
CR 17 (from Foco to Berthoud)
CR 52E (Rist Canyon)
CR 74E (Red Feather)
CR 103 (Laramie River Road)

Sounds about right. You forgot CO 60 and CO 66, but neither road is very significant.

[zachary_amaryllis]

I didn't revive it, but I'll chip in. Larimer County, CO. Can I include county roads? Some of them seem kinda significant.They're not in any particular order, just grouped by type. There's enough locals and familiars to check me.

Interstates:
I-25

US Highways:
US 287
US 34
US 36

State Highways
CO 14
CO 1
CO 392
CO 402 
CO 56

County Roads:
CR 42C/CR 23 (Centennial Drive over Horsetooth)
CR 54G (What we call 'old 287', plus, Vern's)
CR 38E/CR 27 (handy, though twisty and slow, alternate to the Poudre from the south end of Foco)
CR 5 (Timnath to CO 14)
CR 17 (from Foco to Berthoud)
CR 52E (Rist Canyon)
CR 74E (Red Feather)
CR 103 (Laramie River Road)

Sounds about right. You forgot CO 60 and CO 66, but neither road is very significant.

*slaps forehead*
forgot 66 does go into Larimer, and completely forgot 60.
much respect.