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Highest-numbered route you have been on

Started by Alps, February 21, 2021, 12:48:05 AM

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Traveled, plus
US 13, 50
MA 35, 40, 53, 63, 79, 109, 126, 138, 141, 151, 159
NH 78, 111A(E); CA 90; NY 40, 366; CT 32, 193, 320; VT 2A, 5A; PA 3, 39, 51, 60; GA 42, 140; FL A1A, 7; WA 202; QC 162, 165, 263; 🇬🇧A100, A3211, A3213, A3215; 🇫🇷95 D316

Lowest untraveled: 36


therocket

#76
HI 8910 (Aulani access road)
Signed: HI 5600 (if it is signed)

CoreySamson

Quote from: kphoger on July 16, 2026, 05:01:16 PMFor me, the highest one I can think of is Texas FM-2397.
I remember you saying you went to Galveston several years back. If you've been on Seawall Blvd west of Spur 342/61st St, then you have been on FM 3005.
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TBKS1

#78
There's a thread for this?

Highest numbered route I've been on overall is FM 4000 in Mount Pleasant, TX. This is also the highest numbered route in the entire state, and I'd have to drive a 6000 series route in Kentucky or a secondary route in Virginia to beat that, or NM 6563 or FL 9336.

Since most states don't have that many state highways, here's a breakdown by each state I've been to. Bold means highest numbered route in that state.

TX: FM 4000
LA: LA 3281
AR: AR 980
MS: MS 930
IA: I-880
TN: I-840
MO: MO 763
FL: FL 528
NE: I-480
KS: I-470
OK: US 412 (I-444 unsigned)
AL: US 431
NC: US 421
GA: US 411
AZ: AZ 347
CA: CA 282
IL: I-255
SD: SD 50
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Jim

I didn't drive any of them unless there's an unmarked concurrency, but the TBKS1 post reminded me that I just uploaded my pictures from my June 7 ride in Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Missouri.  I passed several county routes in Madison County, Arkansas, along US 412 that have high numbers:





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TBKS1

Quote from: Jim on July 19, 2026, 12:27:50 PMI didn't drive any of them unless there's an unmarked concurrency, but the TBKS1 post reminded me that I just uploaded my pictures from my June 7 ride in Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Missouri.  I passed several county routes in Madison County, Arkansas, along US 412 that have high numbers:

Madison County, AR uses exclusively four digit county road numbers and signs them in the 7000s and 8000s north of US 412. A couple other counties in Arkansas also exclusively use four digit numbers (Johnson, Newton, and Marion). I probably drove on some of these county roads last time I was there but to be honest I don't remember what they were and I didn't really care enough to track them, plus a lot of them are otherwise minimum maintenance roads that are signed with a blue pentagon as a placeholder.
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kphoger

Quote from: kphoger on July 16, 2026, 05:01:16 PMFor me, the highest one I can think of is Texas FM-2397.
Quote from: CoreySamson on July 18, 2026, 03:24:28 PMI remember you saying you went to Galveston several years back. If you've been on Seawall Blvd west of Spur 342/61st St, then you have been on FM 3005.

Oh, shoot, yes!  We stayed clear down at the other end of the island, too, so I've driven twenty miles' worth of FM-3005.

A-a-a-a-a-and . . . now I'm kind of ticked that I didn't clinch those last two miles.

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michravera

Quote from: Alps on February 21, 2021, 12:48:05 AMMy clinched list includes L17564 in Ireland. What have y'all been on? (I know QC has some nice high numbers, if you can figure out which ones apply.)

I'm pretty sure that it's TX-RM-2244 near Austin. I may have been on some road in Virginia that has an inventory number that is higher. Of course, there's probably a street in a Salt Lake City suburb that has a higher number than either of these.

CoreySamson

While perusing and updating my route log, I thought these were some interesting stats for this thread:

Highest 2 consecutive numbered routes: FM 3005 and LA 3006 (also clinched both routes)
Highest 3 consecutive numbered routes: Pasco (FL) CR 587, LA 588, and FL 589
Highest 3 not counting county routes: FL 580, FL 581, and FL 582
Highest 5 consecutive numbered routes: FM 526, TX Spur 527, FM 528, TX Spur 529, and I-530
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formulanone

#84
Updated for 2026:

FL 9336
KY 3900 (9007)
TX 3549 
LA 3267
NC 1007 (possibly others, this was the highest I know of with an actual sign)
PA 999 (have not tracked quadrant routes, likely several above 4000 and ramps 8000+)
NY 990 (987G)
GA 985 (CR 90938 in Yatesville is my highest overall)
AR 980
CA 980
MD 978
IN 933
MS 923 (unposted 967)
SC 917
WA 906
WV 901
DE 896
VA 895 (90005)
WI 894
AB 881
IA 880
TN 840
OH 835
AL 759
MO 759
OR 730
MI 696
DC 695
MN 694
CT 691 (796 is my highest SSR which I'm aware of)
NE 680
NJ 676 (700)
KS 635
NM 599
NV 593 (604 is no longer posted)
HI 583 (5600 is unposted)
MA 495
IL 474 (981)
SD 471
WY 450
ON 427 (451)
OK 412 (444)
RI 403
ME 395 (703)
NH 393
UT 280
MT 212
ND 210
AZ 202
VT 189
ESP 152 (recall some local three-digit routes)
ID 128
BC  99
AK   9