Longest even-numbered county road you haven't been on in the 6 largest US states

[kphoger]

For me, it's probably San Bernardino CR-66.

[Roadgeekteen]

What's the longest? That one.

[formulanone]

Longest Lettered Route You've Missed Out On (Excluding Wisconsin and Missouri)?

This feels like one of the Threads You'll Never See in AARoads posts.

The state list got a healthy response.

[Max Rockatansky]

Signed County Route J8 In California at 44 miles.  I have no idea for Florida but I assume there is something that probably tops that which I haven't driven.

[Roadgeekteen]

This isn't a serious thread right?

[Max Rockatansky]

This isn't a serious thread right?

No, but County Foutes a surprisingly significant thing at least in California and Florida hence my answer. 

[jp the roadgeek]

Are we talking the 6 largest states by area, or by population?  This sounds like the third question the bridge keeper would ask at the Bridge of Death.

[Bickendan]

Um, I-366's Hypotenuse?

[Roadgeekteen]

Are we talking the 6 largest states by area, or by population?  This sounds like the third question the bridge keeper would ask at the Bridge of Death.

Number of bips

[formulanone]

Signed County Route J8 In California at 44 miles.  I have no idea for Florida but I assume there is something that probably tops that which I haven't driven.

Broward/Hendry CR 833 is about 53 miles, while Hendry/Lee CR 846 (the thread's question) is roughly 54 miles.

San Bernardino's CR 66 is much longer than that, at 206 miles.

I'd asked in another thread, and there's some sub-provincial routes in Canada that are comparatively ridiculous in length.

[CtrlAltDel]

The six largest states by population, or by area?

[texaskdog]

whats the highest number road and lowest you've never been on? 

well, ive been on a highway 1, 2, 3,....see you in 6 hours....

[Big John]

^^90005 and 46

[sparker]

A whole shitload of even-numbered county roads in NJ; they've sure got a lot!  Don't know that it's in the top 6 population wise, but considering the satirical thread premise, I really don't care!

[US 89]

whats the highest number road and lowest you've never been on? 

According to TM, the lowest route number I've never actually traveled any of is 21. The highest would have to be ∞.

[dmr37]

fish

[Roadgeekteen]

fish

That's a route?

[dmr37]

fish

That's a route?

I'm sorry, I meant to type paperweight.  Damm Autocorrect.

[sparker]

fish

That's a route?

I'm sorry, I meant to type paperweight.  Damm Autocorrect.

Hey, if TX can have its OSR and Ontario its QEW, then fish it is!  Now paperweight -- that might be a bridge too far!

[NE2]

Kroger

[kphoger]

Number of bips

18.

The six largest states by population, or by area?

Correct.

Kroger

Nice try, Google.

This isn't a serious thread right?

This is seriously a thread.

fish

I'm sorry, I meant to type paperweight.  Damm Autocorrect.

You're the winner.

[adventurernumber1]

Well, the longest even-numbered county road that I have and haven't been on in the 6 largest US states would probably have to be Alan Route 3B¶.

[Hurricane Rex]

Even though I've been to Illinois, I've been on one county road, excluding running, and it was odd (forget which number, but its N/S)

LG-TP260

[CNGL-Leudimin]

According to TM, the lowest route number I've never actually traveled any of is 21. The highest would have to be ∞.

Well, Aleph-0 is past infinity . The highest route number I've never traveled is the Indescriptible Cardinal, I'm pretty sure that is the largest possible number .

[bzakharin]

A whole shitload of even-numbered county roads in NJ; they've sure got a lot!  Don't know that it's in the top 6 population wise, but considering the satirical thread premise, I really don't care!

County routes *are* a big thing in NJ, especially the 500 series. Most are still more often referred to by name, but some rural ones don't have names and *are* referred to by number quite frequently. The longest even one I've never been on is probably CR 524 at 40 miles.