Two consecutive interchanges with anagrammed exit numbers

[roadman65]

In Florida along I-95 you have two interchanges in a row for both Palm Coast Parkway and US Route 1.  One exit number is Exit 289 and the other is Exit 298.

Are there any other concurrences where two consecutive interchanges (not exits) have the same  exit numbers like these two do, excluding alphabet soup? 

[hotdogPi]

I don't quite understand. Do you mean that two consecutive interchanges with the same route?

[rlb2024]

I don't quite understand. Do you mean that two consecutive interchanges with the same route?

I think he means two consecutive interchanges where the exit numbers contain the exact same digits -- just in a different order . . .

[roadman65]

I don't quite understand. Do you mean that two consecutive interchanges with the same route?

I think he means two consecutive interchanges where the exit numbers contain the exact same digits -- just in a different order . . .

Correct.  Its the same exit number's digits in a different order not route numbers.

[NE2]

We already had this as a real thread and not some poorly-explained trivia: https://www.aaroads.com/forum/index.php?topic=8099

[oscar]

We already had this as a real thread and not some poorly-explained trivia: https://www.aaroads.com/forum/index.php?topic=8099

Agreed.  But covered but not mentioned in that earlier thread or this one is US 93, where exit 2 in Nevada is followed (on the other side of the Colorado River) by exit 2 in Arizona.

[rlb2024]

Maybe a better name for the thread would be "two consecutive interchanges with same digits in exit numbers".  This is not looking for the same info as in the thread linked above.

[getemngo]

Maybe a better name for the thread would be "two consecutive interchanges with same digits in exit numbers".  This is not looking for the same info as in the thread linked above.

This thread is just a subset of "consecutive interchanges that are 9 miles apart".

[NE2]

This thread is just a subset of "consecutive interchanges that are 9 miles apart".

Almost, but 192 to 219 is feasible.

[Alps]

Hopefully this subject line elucidates the question.

[english si]

The Hoover Dam bypass - exit 2 and exit 2

[CNGL-Leudimin]

Already said. For some reason US 93 in AZ has its mileposts increasing when going South, not North.

[cpzilliacus]

The Capital Beltway used to have an Exit 41 (Clara Barton Parkway) in the Maryland side of the American Legion Bridge and an Exit 14 (now 43) in the Virginia side at the George Washington Memorial Parkway.