Along the US 10 and Wis 441 concurrency near Menasha, WI there are mile markers posted for both US 10 and Wis 441. For example, Mile 290 is posted, then a sign for Mile 3 is also posted a little further down from that market. The exit numbers are for US 10 and the exits for Wis 441 are un-numbered, but have mile markers. All other concurrences in Wisconsin use one set of mile markers, but for whatever reason that stretch has 2 different mile markers. Are there any other roads that have multiple mile markers for concurrencies?
The US 13-US 50 concurrency in Maryland.
I've seen it along the US 34 and US 218 concurrency around Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
The NY 85/NY 443 overlap has reference markers for both routes.
U.S. 24 hitches a brief ride along Powers Blvd. (CO-21) in Colorado Springs. Powers has interchanges that recently got exit numbers corresponding to the CO-21 mileage, but there is also a U.S. 24 milepost northbound in the concurrent section just before 24 exits eastbound. The U.S. 24 milepost is close to the exit guide sign, creating an obvious inconsistency.
Does I-19 count, KM Posts facing traffic and Mile Markers turned 180 facing freeway. :sombrero:
Quote from: mapman1071 on August 02, 2016, 01:42:19 PM
Does I-19 count, KM Posts facing traffic and Mile Markers turned 180 facing freeway. :sombrero:
Facing road would be 90 degrees