XY Challenge

[74/171FAN]

May 5: Post signage indicating a concurrency between two routes, of which one route has a number ending in 0, and the other route has a number ending in 4.

(yeah I played 1 and 4 instead because my brain was focused on 1 and 4)

PA 114 and PA 641 in Mechanicsburg

PA 114 AND PA 641 EAST CONCURRENCY by Mark Moore, on Flickr

[paulthemapguy]

May 5: Post signage indicating a concurrency between two routes, of which one route has a number ending in 0, and the other route has a number ending in 4.

US20 and Illinois 84 going through Galena


IL-US20-084DWV-Galena by paulthemapguy, on Flickr

US10 at Wisconsin 114 on the south side of Appleton


WI-US10-114EWR by paulthemapguy, on Flickr

Minnesota Highways 30 and 74 leaving US52 in Chatfield


MN-030-US52ER by paulthemapguy, on Flickr

The next few days:
May 6: Post signage indicating a concurrency between two routes, of which one route has a number ending in 0, and the other route has a number ending in 5.
May 7: Post signage indicating a concurrency between two routes, of which one route has a number ending in 0, and the other route has a number ending in 6.
May 8: Post signage indicating a concurrency between two routes, of which one route has a number ending in 0, and the other route has a number ending in 7.

[hotdogPi]

NH 10 and US 4



@74/171FAN 641 doesn't end in 0

[74/171FAN]

@74/171FAN 641 doesn't end in 0

Remind me to play 0 and 4 on the 1 and 4 day then. 

[skatcher]

US 84 (erroneously signed as GA 84) east and GA 300 south in Thomasville with US 19 & GA 3 also hopping along for the ride.

[Jim]

May 5: Post signage indicating a concurrency between two routes, of which one route has a number ending in 0, and the other route has a number ending in 4.

US 4 and Vermont 100 near West Bridgewater.  June 18, 2011.



I have to include the "Highway 40" concurrency with I-64 in St. Louis.  August 31, 2007.



Texas 114 and US 380 near Jacksboro.  March 13, 2011.

[formulanone]

South Dakota 44 and 50 together at the end of SD 1804:



Connecticut 10 and US 44 near Hartford:



US 54 and US 400 in Wichita, because we have at least two members on this board from there:

[wanderer2575]

May 5: Post signage indicating a concurrency between two routes, of which one route has a number ending in 0, and the other route has a number ending in 4.

BL I-94 and M-50 (with BL US-127) in Jackson:


M-60 and BL I-94 in a wrong-way concurrency on the west side of Jackson:


US-4 and VT-100 in Killington:


US-24 and US-150 in a wrong-way concurrency on the east side of Peoria Lake (I know this concurrency has been in a zillion other photos but I'm hoping this photo is new):

[xonhulu]

May 6: Post signage indicating a concurrency between two routes, of which one route has a number ending in 0, and the other route has a number ending in 5.

US 30 and I-5 have a brief concurrency in Portland, OR:



US 60 and US 285 merge through Vaughn, NM:



US 50 and US 385 are concurrent in Granada, CO -- this is also US 400's western endpoint, although that's not mentioned in this signage:

[74/171FAN]

May 6: Post signage indicating a concurrency between two routes, of which one route has a number ending in 0, and the other route has a number ending in 5.

Making up for yesterday with the PA 85/PA 210/PA 954 concurrency in Plumville.    (I still have a 0-4 I can play on the 1-4 day.)

PA 85 WEST, PA 210 AND PA 954 SOUTH CONCURRENCY by Mark Moore, on Flickr

[Jim]

May 6: Post signage indicating a concurrency between two routes, of which one route has a number ending in 0, and the other route has a number ending in 5.

Close to home, New York 10 joins with New York 5 for a bit in Palatine Bridge.  February 21, 2009.



Florida 15 and Florida 80 near Belle Glade.  July 18, 2016.



New Hampshire 25A begins a concurrency with New Hampshire 10 here in Orford.  August 13, 2015.

[paulthemapguy]

May 6: Post signage indicating a concurrency between two routes, of which one route has a number ending in 0, and the other route has a number ending in 5.

This is the trailblazer shown to drivers as US160 and US285 begin their concurrency eastward in Monte Vista, CO


CO-US160-US285WER by Paul Across America, on Flickr

US10 and Wisconsin 25 in Durand


WI-US10-025EWR by Paul Across America, on Flickr

This signage marks the eastern start of a concurrency between US730 and US395 that progresses westward from this point in Umatilla, Oregon


OR-US395-US730EN by Paul Across America, on Flickr

The next five days:
May 7: Post signage indicating a concurrency between two routes, of which one route has a number ending in 0, and the other route has a number ending in 6.
May 8: Post signage indicating a concurrency between two routes, of which one route has a number ending in 0, and the other route has a number ending in 7.
May 9: Post signage indicating a concurrency between two routes, of which one route has a number ending in 0, and the other route has a number ending in 8.
May 10: Post signage indicating a concurrency between two routes, of which one route has a number ending in 0, and the other route has a number ending in 9.
May 11: Post signage indicating a concurrency between two routes, both having a number ending in 1.

[hotdogPi]

A-10 and A-55


A-20 and A-55

[wanderer2575]

May 6: Post signage indicating a concurrency between two routes, of which one route has a number ending in 0, and the other route has a number ending in 5.

VT-15 and VT-100 in Hyde Park:


I-180, BL I-25, and US-85 in Cheyenne, WY:


I-390 and NY-15 in Avoca (before the latter's southern terminus was truncated back):

[skatcher]

Here's an easy one, yet very much overlooked due to its location: I-20 east/US 49 south with I-55 north merging at the end of the interchange in Jackson MS

[formulanone]

Illinois 130 and 15 share pavement for a block alongside the courthouse in Albion:



US 15 with Virginia 20 in Orange:



US 50 and Missouri 135 outside Smithton:

[xonhulu]

May 7: Post signage indicating a concurrency between two routes, of which one route has a number ending in 0, and the other route has a number ending in 6.

US 20 and OR 126 merge over Santiam Pass:



US 50 and US 6 are concurrent in two separate stretches in Nevada, Utah and Colorado. This photo is westbound approaching the UT/NV border:



MT 200 and MT 16 in Sidney:

[74/171FAN]

May 7: Post signage indicating a concurrency between two routes, of which one route has a number ending in 0, and the other route has a number ending in 6.

VA 10 and VA 106/VA 156 in Prince George County, VA.

VA 106 AND VA 156 NORTH AT VA 10 WEST, VA 156 BUS SOUTH AND SR 644 (3) by Mark Moore, on Flickr

[hotdogPi]

RI 10 and US 6

[paulthemapguy]

May 7: Post signage indicating a concurrency between two routes, of which one route has a number ending in 0, and the other route has a number ending in 6.

Michigan 60 and Michigan 66


MI-060-066WER by Paul Across America, on Flickr

I thought I was SO cool for having this concurrency spooled up...then someone else posted it haha. Whatever, I'll post it anyway: Montana 16 and Montana 200 in Sidney


MT-016-200NSR by Paul Across America, on Flickr

Indiana 56 and Indiana 60 in Salem


IN-060-056WER by Paul Across America, on Flickr

Edited to replace some shoddy photos with better ones.

Onward and effward...
May 8: Post signage indicating a concurrency between two routes, of which one route has a number ending in 0, and the other route has a number ending in 7.
May 9: Post signage indicating a concurrency between two routes, of which one route has a number ending in 0, and the other route has a number ending in 8.
May 10: Post signage indicating a concurrency between two routes, of which one route has a number ending in 0, and the other route has a number ending in 9.
May 11: Post signage indicating a concurrency between two routes, both of which have numbers ending in 1.

[wanderer2575]

May 7: Post signage indicating a concurrency between two routes, of which one route has a number ending in 0, and the other route has a number ending in 6.

M-60 and M-66 near Leonidas (ETA which I see paulthemapguy posted two seconds before me):


This had to appear sometime -- I-180 and IL-26 in Hennepin:


The wrong-way concurrency of I-26 and I-240 in Asheville, NC:

[Jim]

May 7: Post signage indicating a concurrency between two routes, of which one route has a number ending in 0, and the other route has a number ending in 6.

I definitely had the Illinois 26/I-180 in mind, but I'll change it up since that was just played.

US 20 and New York 66 in Brainard.  September 18, 2008.



US 6 and Pennsylvania 590 in (as you can see) Hawley.  October 20, 2022.



Texas 36 and US 190 around Temple.  June 5, 2021.

[formulanone]

US 40 and Indiana 46 in Terre Haute:



Louisiana 10 and 16 meet in Franklinton:



US 36 and Illinois 130 near Tuscola:



Bonus; here's my shot of M-60 and M-66 as well:

[xonhulu]

May 8: Post signage indicating a concurrency between two routes, of which one route has a number ending in 0, and the other route has a number ending in 7.

US 20 and US 97 BUS are concurrent in Bend, OR:



US 90 and US 67 duplex in Marfa, TX:



AZ 260 and AZ 87 share pavement near Payson:



I might be out tomorrow, no luck so far finding any 0-8 combo photos.

[74/171FAN]

May 8: Post signage indicating a concurrency between two routes, of which one route has a number ending in 0, and the other route has a number ending in 7.

VA 40 and VA 47 in Charlotte Court House

VA 40 EAST AT VA 47 SOUTH by Mark Moore, on Flickr