Multiplication route number game

[Jim]

US 3 * New Hampshire 111 = 333 in Nashua.  July 10, 2004.

[formulanone]

334 = 167 x 2 on I-405 in Renton, Washington:

[Jim]

Have to jump back in with one from my hometown.  New York 5 * New York 67 = 335, from New York 30 in Amsterdam. November 5, 2016.  This has since come down as part of the ongoing bridge project.



Here's what is at that location on the bridge now.  Taken August 25, 2020.

[paulthemapguy]

Lots of options for factor pairs for 336...and it still took me forever to find something.

336 = 28 * 12 on a mileage sign in northwest Oregon.


OR-US30-047W by Paul Drives, on Flickr

[formulanone]

Couldn't find a route number pair to go along with 1 x 337...CT 337 on Forbes Avenue in New Haven didn't have it.

337 = Exit 337 x 1 Mile (on I-5) by Patrick Houdek:


IMG_0440 by Patrick Houdek, on Flickr

[SD Mapman]

338 = 169 x 2 (Note, this is technically referring to 2.5 miles, but Kansas split the number and the fraction enough that I felt like I could move ahead with it)

[formulanone]

We're looking for a multiple equaling 339.

If the OP doesn't want that 338, this will work:

[formulanone]

339 = 113 x 2 x 2 x 3/4 near Warwick, Rhode Island:

[Henry]

340 = 680 x 1/2:

[paulthemapguy]

341 = 31 × 11


AL-I-459X31N by Paul Drives, on Flickr

[formulanone]

342 = 114 x 3 on Everett Turnpike:

[formulanone]

343 = 49 x 7 where Missouri Highway 7 meets the ramps for I-49 near Harrisonville:

[formulanone]

344 = 8 x 43 in Warrensville Heights, Ohio:

[Jim]

Been a while since I had one worth using in this game.  Here's US 23 * Georgia 15 = 345 in Folkston.  June 1, 2004.

[paulthemapguy]

That was a product of 345 in the last post--excuse the typo.  The previous play is still valid.

That brings us to 346.

346 = 173 × 2


IL-I-94X02NJ2 by Paul Drives, on Flickr

[formulanone]

347 = 694 / 0.5 near Little Canada, Minnesota:

[Jim]

Minnesota 29 * US 12 = 348 in Benson.  September 5, 2019.

[formulanone]

349 = 349 x 1 in Groton, Connecticut:

[SD Mapman]

350 = 35*10

[hotdogPi]

351 = Mile 39.0 × MA 18 × ½ mile

[formulanone]

352 = 32 x 11 in Racine, Wisconsin:

[formulanone]

353 = Loop 353 x 1 Mile on the I-10/I-35 overlap in San Antonio:



I guess this would have worked, too:

353 = 706 / 0.5 on I-95 in Jupiter, Florida:

[IowaTraveler]

354 = 59 * 6, on the US 59 and US 6 concurrency near Oakland, Iowa. Photo from US Highway 59 Facebook page.

[formulanone]

355 = 71 x 5 on I-670 in Columbus, Ohio:

[formulanone]

356 = 4 x 89 in Jay, Florida: