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Shortest Concurrency by Highway Type(s)

Started by Avalanchez71, May 03, 2021, 01:49:24 PM

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Bickendan

I believe the shortest one in West Bengal is AH 2 over the entire length of NH 327C from the Nepal/India border to NH 327.


Road Hog

US 49, 63 and 64 share a concurrency of maybe 100 feet in the unincorporated community of Fair Oaks, Arkansas. The 49 and 63 simply change sides of the railroad tracks at the junction with 64. Probably the shortest concurrency in America involving 3 US highways.

LM117

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US-117/NC-222 in Fremont, NC. The overlap is one block. Easy walking distance.
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kenarmy

Quote from: Road Hog on May 08, 2021, 09:10:19 PM
US 49, 63 and 64 share a concurrency of maybe 100 feet in the unincorporated community of Fair Oaks, Arkansas. The 49 and 63 simply change sides of the railroad tracks at the junction with 64. Probably the shortest concurrency in America involving 3 US highways.
What's really shocking is that 63 is unsigned.

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US 90 and US 98 have a 0.3 mile wrong-way concurrency in Pensacola, and a 0.2 mile concurrency in Spanish Fort.
Just a reminder that US 6, 49, 50, and 98 are superior to your fave routes :)


EXTEND 206 SO IT CAN MEET ITS PARENT.

andrepoiy

In areas north of Toronto, there are roads with jogs due to surveying errors back in the day. So I guess those would be very short concurrencies?



JCinSummerfield


Evan_Th

Quote from: TheHighwayMan394 on May 04, 2021, 02:13:48 AM
I-35E and I-94 have a 0.2 mile concurrency in downtown St. Paul.

Measuring gore-to-gore (as closely as I can; the gore ends below the Jackson St overpass), the concurrency is 1500 ft SW-bound and 1300 ft NE-bound.  That's almost the same as the I-90/I-87 concurrency, and less than twice as long as the I-80/I-76 wrong-way concurrency!



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