Lowest-Numbered Exit You Haven't Taken

[Rothman]

Hm.  Looks like exits are missing to me, but whatever.

[webny99]

Hm.  Looks like exits are missing to me, but whatever.

Agreed, this list has me majorly confused.

Firstly because the numbers jump around randomly, secondly because there aren't nearly enough numbers listed.

Take I-84 - there are only 17 numbers listed, but NY and PA alone have well over 17 exits, plus Connecticut, which uses sequential based numbers, has every number from 1 to 74 covered.

[hotdogPi]

That list is only for junctions with other Interstates.

[Rothman]

I found the iexitapp lists invaluable.

[formulanone]

...for those playing the home version of this game.

251 I-75/85 GA
252 I-65 AL
253 I-35 TX
254 Turnpike FL
255 I-25 CO
256 I-10 TX
257 I-15 UT
258 US12/14/18 WI
259 Turnpike FL
256 US12/14/18 WI
257 I-75 FL
258 US12/14 WI
259 Turnpike FL
260 I-95 FL
261 I-95 FL
262 I-64 VA
263 I-55 MS
264 I-64 VA
265 Turnpike FL
266 I-75 FL
267 I-10 LA
268 I-70 CO
269 I-70 CO
270 I-75 FL
271 I-80 IA
272 Turnpike FL
273 I-10 TX
274 I-75 FL
275 I-10 FL
276 I-90 MN
277 I-55 IL
278 I-70 CO
279 I-40 NC
280 I-55 MS
281 I-65 AL
282 I-70 CO
283 I-55 MS
284 I-80 IA
285 Turnpike FL
286 US421 NC
287 I-65 AL
288 I-20 TX
289 I-55/69 MS
290 I-80 IA
291 I-65 AL
292 I-55 IL
293 I-80 PA
294 I-94 WI
295 I-70 CO
296 Turnpike FL
297 I-94 WI
298 I-95 FL
299 I-65 AL
300 ?

[webny99]

That list is only for junctions with other Interstates.

That also doesn't make sense - look at I-83, for example.

[hotdogPi]

That list is only for junctions with other Interstates.

That also doesn't make sense - look at I-83, for example.

In order, they're for one side of I-695, the other side of I-695, I-76, I-283, and I-81.

[JayhawkCO]

That list is only for junctions with other Interstates.

That also doesn't make sense - look at I-83, for example.

In order, they're for one side of I-695, the other side of I-695, I-76, I-283, and I-81.

Ding ding ding.  Maybe I didn't spell this out clearly enough. These are all the exit numbers for when an interstate intersects another interstate from West to East for even 2dis and from South to North for odd 2dis. If you see the number go down it's either because it's crossed a state line, or, in some cases, the number is different northbound vs. southbound or eastbound vs. westbound when there's a concurrency.

[webny99]

Gotcha now, but... I guess I just don't see the point? Don't take that the wrong way, it's just seems like still a small fraction of the exits that someone might be looking for.

That also doesn't make sense - look at I-83, for example.

In order, they're for one side of I-695, the other side of I-695, I-76, I-283, and I-81.

My bad - I completely forgot to check Maryland while looking for those exits.

[JayhawkCO]

Gotcha now, but... I guess I just don't see the point? Don't take that the wrong way, it's just seems like still a small fraction of the exits that someone might be looking for.

Well, at least for me, outside of my local travels, a good percentage of my driving has been on interstates. So it's pretty easy to get your local exits with Wikipedia, and any travel outside of that area, again, at least for me, is easy enough to do a Ctrl+F to check and see if a missing number is on an interstate I've traveled. I prefaced the post with the caveat that it might not be useful for everyone.

If I get around to it, or maybe @Jim could do something with his data, it might be nice to have an Exit Finder a lot like the Route Finder on TM.

[webny99]

Gotcha now, but... I guess I just don't see the point? Don't take that the wrong way, it's just seems like still a small fraction of the exits that someone might be looking for.

Well, at least for me, outside of my local travels, a good percentage of my driving has been on interstates. So it's pretty easy to get your local exits with Wikipedia, and any travel outside of that area, again, at least for me, is easy enough to do a Ctrl+F to check and see if a missing number is on an interstate I've traveled. I prefaced the post with the caveat that it might not be useful for everyone.

Fair enough.    I have been using TM, but I'm not just looking for missing numbers, I'm recording every exit I've used above my current highest. That way I'll have the list already made as I fill in the gaps.

[JayhawkCO]

Gotcha now, but... I guess I just don't see the point? Don't take that the wrong way, it's just seems like still a small fraction of the exits that someone might be looking for.

Well, at least for me, outside of my local travels, a good percentage of my driving has been on interstates. So it's pretty easy to get your local exits with Wikipedia, and any travel outside of that area, again, at least for me, is easy enough to do a Ctrl+F to check and see if a missing number is on an interstate I've traveled. I prefaced the post with the caveat that it might not be useful for everyone.

Fair enough.    I have been using TM, but I'm not just looking for missing numbers, I'm recording every exit I've used above my current highest. That way I'll have the list already made as I fill in the gaps.

I'll probably eventually try that too. But when I was making my list, I just kept doing a Blanks filter on my spreadsheet to try to find out which numbers I still needed to track down. Hence something like this I think is useful. For instance, I still need 315. Through compiling that list, I found out there is one interstate to interstate connection I could use -- I-69 to I-469. I haven't been on that stretch of I-69 before, so if I ever get up there, I'd be sure to track it down.

On that note, maybe we should start compiling lists by state of non-interstates that have numbered exits.

Not too much for CO. Off the top of my head, C-470, E-470, and Northwest Parkway are it for Colorado.

[Rothman]

That list is only for junctions with other Interstates.

That also doesn't make sense - look at I-83, for example.

In order, they're for one side of I-695, the other side of I-695, I-76, I-283, and I-81.

Ding ding ding.  Maybe I didn't spell this out clearly enough. These are all the exit numbers for when an interstate intersects another interstate from West to East for even 2dis and from South to North for odd 2dis. If you see the number go down it's either because it's crossed a state line, or, in some cases, the number is different northbound vs. southbound or eastbound vs. westbound when there's a concurrency.

https://youtu.be/H0FCcjwV9Kw?si=Fa1zGYHhBLSYzWf2

[Rothman]

I think I did this right.

Roadgeek	Exit
JayhawkCO	315
formulanone	300
74/171FAN	135
webny99	72	No 0
TheCatalyst31	66
Jim	65
dlsterner	63
hotdogPi	44
epzik8	37	No 0
Great Lakes Roads	32
Dough4872	24
TBKS1	23
Scott5114	13	No 0
CoreySamson	9	No 0
jlam	7
Hunty2022	6	No 0
WillWeaverRVA	3
Gary V	0
MATraveler128	0

[cockroachking]

I think I did this right.

Not quite:

I'm a sissy, so my lowest non-zero positive integer exit number is 76.

[Rothman]

I think I did this right.

Not quite:

I'm a sissy, so my lowest non-zero positive integer exit number is 76.

What the heck...something sometimes goes wrong with BBCode...I did add you but something went awry...

[Rothman]

Grrrrr...

Roadgeek	Exit
JayhawkCO	315
formulanone	300
74/171FAN	135
cockroachking	76	No 0
webny99	72	No 0
TheCatalyst31	66
Jim	65
dlsterner	63
hotdogPi	44
epzik8	37	No 0
Great Lakes Roads	32
Dough4872	24
TBKS1	23
Scott5114	13	No 0
CoreySamson	9	No 0
jlam	7
Hunty2022	6	No 0
WillWeaverRVA	3
Gary V	0
MATraveler128	0

[LilianaUwU]

So.

0: NB 11
1: NB 11, A-15
2: A-573
3: A-740
4: A-973
5: A-573, A-973
6: A-13
7: A-740

I have no exit 8.

[cenlaroads]

I think it's 21, not counting exit 0.  I didn't even know there were any exit 0s until I read this thread.

1:  I-110 (LA)
2:  I-12
3:  I-20 (LA)
4:  I-10 (LA)
5:  I-110 (LA)
6:  I-210 (LA)
7:  I-610 (TX)
8:  I-110 (LA)
9:  I-610 (TX)
10:  I-530 (AR)
11:  I-440 (AR)
12:  I-210 (LA)
13:  I-610 (TX)
14:  I-610 (TX)
15:  I-610 (TX)
16:  I-20 (LA)
17:  I-220 (LA)
18:  I-20 (LA)
19:  I-20 (LA)
20:  I-610 (TX)

I think that's correct.  I don't keep track of exits.  I've probably taken exit 21 on I-10 in Louisiana, but I can't say for sure.

[Hunty2022]

I can confirm that is it indeed 6, which I can and will likely get from I-581 whenever I decide to make my trip to Roanoke in the next few days.

Exit 1: I-295 DC / I-695 DC
Exit 2: I-95 DC
Exit 3: I-26 NC
Exit 4: I-26* NC (I-240)
Exit 5: I-395 DC
Exit 6: None. Lowest.
Exit 7: US 50/I-595 MD
Exit 8: I-26 TN
Exit 9: I-664 VA
Exit 10: None. Second lowest.

[freebrickproductions]

Pretty sure my lowest is 18, as I can't recall ever using a single Exit 18, though I may be misremembering. I may see about looking some more later, and will update accordingly.

[Scott5114]

If I get around to it, or maybe @Jim could do something with his data, it might be nice to have an Exit Finder a lot like the Route Finder on TM.

This is the exact sort of thing the Annex section of the AARoads Wiki was made for, if you're just wanting to store formatted text. (Doing lookups against a db of exits would probably be more robust, though, so if the TM folks want to do it, they could probably do it better.)

[cockroachking]

Upon further review, I missed Exit 76 off I-95 in Georgia, so that moves me up to 81. Still no Exit 0...

0    --- 1    I-84 NY 2-6    I-684 NY 7-11    I-84 CT 12-13    NYST 14-15    I-84 CT 16-21    NYST 22    I-287 NJ 23-27    NYST 28    I-84 NY 29    I-70 MD 30    I-81 NY 31    NYST 32    I-84 NY 33    NYST 34    I-84 NY 35    I-195 NJ 36-37    I-84 NY 38    I-95 MD 39    I-84 NY 40    I-84 CT 41    I-84 NY 42    I-70 MD 43    I-95 MD 44    I-84 NY 45    TSP 46    I-84 NY 47-48    TSP 49    I-95 MD 50    I-84 NY 51    I-95 VA 52    I-84 NY 53    I-84 PA 54    TSP 55    I-4 FL 56    NC-540 57    I-84 CT 58    TSP 59    I-70 MD 60    I-66 VA 61    I-84 NY 62    I-80 PA 63    I-84 CT 64    NY-17 65    I-84 NY 66    NY-17 67    TSP 68    I-84 NY 69    I-71 OH 70    NY-17 71    I-99 PA 72    TSP 73    I-30 AR 74    I-68 MD 75    NY-17 76    I-95 GA 77    I-95 MD 78    I-90 MA 79    NY-17 80    TSP 81    --- 82    NY-17 83    DE-1 84    NY-17 85    I-95 MD 86    DE-1 87    NY-17 88    I-95 MA 89    NY-17 90    I-81 PA 91    I-70 MD 92    NY-17 93    US-1 NC 94    NY-17 95    --- 96    I-57 IL 97    DE-1 98    I-4 FL 99    I-79 WV 100    I-95 MD

[Rothman]

Posting before one's research is done is unwise.

[formulanone]

Posting before one's research is done is unwise.

I had a "so far" since I was missing 280 the day before, and had the luxury of two choices in the area this week...