Highways connecting same-named cities

[golden eagle]

To name a few...

I-55: Jackson, MS and MO
US 51: Madison, MS and WI
I-70 & 35: Kansas City, MO and KS
I-30: Texarkana, AR & TX

[Evan_Th]

I-40 connects Raleigh, NC; and Raleigh, TN.
I-5 almost connects Vancouver, WA; and Vancouver, BC.

[jp the roadgeek]

Deja Vu.  Think we had this thread before.

I-91: Springfield, MA and VT
I-90: Boston, NY and MA (doesn't pass through NY, but comes close)
I-76: Denver, CO and PA (although there's a gap in between the segments)
I-95: Newark, NJ and DE (although pronounced differently)
I-90: Rochester, MN and NY
US/MA 3: Plymouth, NH and MA
I-91: Wethersfield, CT and Weathersfield, VT
I-35: Austin, TX and MN (comes close to MN)
I-91: Windsor, CT and VT
I-95: Westbrook, CT and ME
I-95: Woodbridge, VA and NJ
I-90: Buffalo, WY and NY

[TheStranger]

Since Kansas City was mentioned earlier I thought of all the other routes that go through both cities:

US 24
US 40
US 69
US 169
I-635
I-670

[1995hoo]

US-211 has been truncated, but it used to connect Washington, Virginia, and Washington, DC. It still passes Washington, Virginia, and even has a business route there (the town is better-known as "Little Washington" consistent with the famous inn of that name located there).

[1995hoo]

Deja Vu.  Think we had this thread before.

....

I thought it sounded familiar as well, so I searched for my username and "US-211" and found this:

https://www.aaroads.com/forum/index.php?topic=17097.0

[ilpt4u]

US-211 has been truncated, but it used to connect Washington, Virginia, and Washington, DC. It still passes Washington, Virginia, and even has a business route there (the town is better-known as "Little Washington" consistent with the famous inn of that name located there).

US 50 travels through Washington, IN and Washington, DC...well technically around Washington, IN now on a Bypass

[sprjus4]

I-81

Bristol, VA & TN

[Avalanchez71]

US 11E, US 11W, I-81, US 421 and US 19 connect Bristol, TN to Bristol VA.  US 127 connects Static, KY to Static, TN. 

[Evan_Th]

US 50 travels through Washington, IN and Washington, DC...well technically around Washington, IN now on a Bypass

It comes within half a mile of Washington, WV too.

[TheHighwayMan3561]

Also US 50: Olathe, CO (near Grand Junction) and Olathe, KS (KC metro).

[luokou]

US 20: Toledo OR -> Toledo OH, Albany OR -> Albany NY

[webny99]

I-90: Rochester, MN and NY

That's what I clicked on the thread to say.

I thought it sounded familiar as well, so I searched for my username and "US-211" and found this:
https://www.aaroads.com/forum/index.php?topic=17097.0

^^^ excellent searching technique!! I actually just used it for this post, searched for my username and Ithaca, and the thread I was looking for was a super easy find. Best forum searching experience yet.

[Mark68]

I-15 comes close enough (within about 10 miles) of both Riverside, CA & Riverside, NV.


Edit: And Riverside, UT and Riverside, ID.


All of which used to be served by US 91.

[hotdogPi]

MA/VT 12: Worcester, MA and Worcester, VT.

[Mark68]

I-29 connects Riverside, MO & Riverside, ND.

[Mark68]

WI-35 essentially connects Riverside, WI & Riverside, MN (via Superior & Duluth).

[TheHighwayMan3561]

WI-35 essentially connects Riverside, WI & Riverside, MN (via Superior & Duluth).

"Riverside, MN" is a neighborhood of Duluth, so I would guess that does not qualify.

[hbelkins]

Yes, we've done this before.

I-64 and US 60 connect Lexingtons in KY and VA.

[Mark68]

WI-35 essentially connects Riverside, WI & Riverside, MN (via Superior & Duluth).

"Riverside, MN" is a neighborhood of Duluth, so I would guess that does not qualify.

I wasn't sure whether it was a neighborhood or a town in its own right. I'm using https://us.geotargit.com/citiespercountry.php?qcountry_code=US&qcity=Riverside as a reference, and I doubt it makes a determination as to whether the "Riverside" in question is a town, township, or neighborhood.

However, I know there is a Riverside, CA (I used to live there) and a Riverside, NV (been through it) and I confirmed the Utah & Idaho versions were at least CDPs (although the one in ID is one of two in that state).

[Mark68]

I-10 comes close to connecting Glendale, CA & AZ.

I-5 connects Glendale, CA & OR.

[cwf1701]

I-75: Troy OH and Troy MI

[Roadgeekteen]

US 66 used to connect Springfield and Springfield

[roadman65]

Lexington on I-64 as there is one in KY and the other in VA.

And yes, I think I had one of these started two or three years ago.

[DandyDan]

I-90 connects Sturgis, SD with Sturgis, MI. Yes, I-90 doesn't go into Michigan, but Sturgis is close enough to the border to count.