Exit Number Challenge

[jbnati27]

For the folks keeping score or looking for photos by location, the following states are all already out of play:

Alaska (none)
Hawaii (27)
Vermont (29)
Rhode Island (30)
New Hampshire (44)
Massachusetts (60)
Connecticut (93 / 100 until recently)
Maryland (109)
New York (131)
Delaware (166)
New Jersey (172 - DRPA gaffe notwithstanding)
West Virginia (185)
Kentucky (191)
South Carolina (220)

Ohio is the next state that will go out of play, after 247.

This may be me being nitpicky, but Kentucky has an exit 192, and South Carolina has an exit 221. Regardless, they're still out.
After Ohio, the next states to be out are Idaho (263), Louisiana (267), Minnesota (276), and Arkansas (281).

Does Indiana also need to be on this list with exit 262 on I-65?

[Henry]

On I-70 outside St. Louis, two miles away from the nightmarish (to Baltimore anyway) I-170:

[CobaltYoshi27]

For the folks keeping score or looking for photos by location, the following states are all already out of play:

Alaska (none)
Hawaii (27)
Vermont (29)
Rhode Island (30)
New Hampshire (44)
Massachusetts (60)
Connecticut (93 / 100 until recently)
Maryland (109)
New York (131)
Delaware (166)
New Jersey (172 - DRPA gaffe notwithstanding)
West Virginia (185)
Kentucky (191)
South Carolina (220)

Ohio is the next state that will go out of play, after 247.

This may be me being nitpicky, but Kentucky has an exit 192, and South Carolina has an exit 221. Regardless, they're still out.
After Ohio, the next states to be out are Idaho (263), Louisiana (267), Minnesota (276), and Arkansas (281).

Does Indiana also need to be on this list with exit 262 on I-65?

I am not sure if they have resigned the exits on I-69. If so, they go up to the mid 300's.

[noelbotevera]

For the folks keeping score or looking for photos by location, the following states are all already out of play:

Alaska (none)
Hawaii (27)
Vermont (29)
Rhode Island (30)
New Hampshire (44)
Massachusetts (60)
Connecticut (93 / 100 until recently)
Maryland (109)
New York (131)
Delaware (166)
New Jersey (172 - DRPA gaffe notwithstanding)
West Virginia (185)
Kentucky (191)
South Carolina (220)

Ohio is the next state that will go out of play, after 247.

This may be me being nitpicky, but Kentucky has an exit 192, and South Carolina has an exit 221. Regardless, they're still out.
After Ohio, the next states to be out are Idaho (263), Louisiana (267), Minnesota (276), and Arkansas (281).

Does Indiana also need to be on this list with exit 262 on I-65?

I am not sure if they have resigned the exits on I-69. If so, they go up to the mid 300's.

They have been resigned since 2012. The highest exit is now 357.

[tckma]

New Jersey (172 - DRPA gaffe notwithstanding)

DRPA gaffe?

Oh, and how do the exit "letters" on the Brigantine Beach Connector play into this challenge?

[jbnati27]

For the folks keeping score or looking for photos by location, the following states are all already out of play:

Alaska (none)
Hawaii (27)
Vermont (29)
Rhode Island (30)
New Hampshire (44)
Massachusetts (60)
Connecticut (93 / 100 until recently)
Maryland (109)
New York (131)
Delaware (166)
New Jersey (172 - DRPA gaffe notwithstanding)
West Virginia (185)
Kentucky (191)
South Carolina (220)

Ohio is the next state that will go out of play, after 247.

This may be me being nitpicky, but Kentucky has an exit 192, and South Carolina has an exit 221. Regardless, they're still out.
After Ohio, the next states to be out are Idaho (263), Louisiana (267), Minnesota (276), and Arkansas (281).

Does Indiana also need to be on this list with exit 262 on I-65?

I am not sure if they have resigned the exits on I-69. If so, they go up to the mid 300's.

They have been resigned since 2012. The highest exit is now 357.

Good catch! I totally missed that one.

[paulthemapguy]

Not the best picture, but I did take it just to use it for this game!  This is I-80 EB in Iowa.


Exit237 by Paul Drives, on Flickr

[okroads]

DSC07736 by Eric Stuve, on Flickr

[AMLNet49]

New Jersey (172 - DRPA gaffe notwithstanding)

DRPA gaffe?

Oh, and how do the exit "letters" on the Brigantine Beach Connector play into this challenge?

The first exit on I-76 in New Jersey is 354, which would be the mileage if the exit was in Penn., followed by 1C which of course is correct for New Jersey.

[jbnv]

The first exit on I-76 in New Jersey is 354, which would be the mileage if the exit was in Penn., followed by 1C which of course is correct for New Jersey.

For the record, the posted exit number is what matters for this challenge. Not what the "correct" exit number is.

[dvferyance]

This game would be more fun if it required mileage-based exit signs and disallowed sequential signs.

Anyway, here's Kentucky's newest Exit 10.

2014 Kentucky Road Photos 0709 by H.B. Elkins, on Flickr

Where would this be? Exits on I-64 would me much much higher.

[kkt]

This game would be more fun if it required mileage-based exit signs and disallowed sequential signs.

Anyway, here's Kentucky's newest Exit 10.

2014 Kentucky Road Photos 0709 by H.B. Elkins, on Flickr

Where would this be? Exits on I-64 would me much much higher.

Kentucky route 9000 "Bert T. Combs  Mountain Parkway" near Westbend...

[Jim]

To the Rockies for this one, I-70 in Colorado.

[jbnv]

Continuing through New Orleans. Credit OKRoads.

[Henry]

Coming into Atlanta (home of Twitter user @tonygrahamdrive) on I-75:

[vdeane]

[paulthemapguy]

I looked over for exit 243's.  I got turned down almost everywhere I looked.  The only ones I found were I-81 in Virginia and I-95 in Maine.



Exit 243 Harrisonburg 1 Mile
Credit to user  Taber Andrew Bain, on Flickr

[COLORADOrk]

EXIT 244 straight ahead (to the left)

https://www.google.com/maps/@39.7444101,-105.4414538,3a,75y,50.07h,89.99t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1ssbq7XKQQ1yrdo7mPJtNhXg!2e0!7i13312!8i6656!6m1!1e1

[PurdueBill]

Sign like that seen in the background of the Five O'Clock World opening of the Drew Carey Show...

Credit to Steve's I-71 NB page.  Realized that we're running out of possibilities on I-71 in Ohio here!

[national highway 1]

[Jim]

I'll use this one to override the GMSV Exit 244 posted earlier.  I take us to I-95 in Maine.



247 is still next.

[Henry]

Going back to Atlanta for that...

[AsphaltPlanet]

[CobaltYoshi27]

Ohio is now out. The next state to be out is Idaho at 263.

[okroads]

One of the newest, if not the newest, Exit 249s in the country (on the Stan Musial Bridge on I-70):

DSC09067 by Eric Stuve, on Flickr