Common city names with freeways/bypasses

[Alps]

Rochester, NY, NH, and MN all have freeways. In addition to those three, Rochester, IN has a non-freeway bypass (US 31). What are some other city names that commonly have freeways or bypasses? (Springfield would be an obvious one.)

[NE2]

In before Thru Traffic.

[vtk]

Portland? Washington? Jackson?

All I can do is think of common city names, then ask if I know of more than one example with a freeway.

[roadman65]

Albany, NY and Albany, GA.

[agentsteel53]

Louisville has two bypasses. 

[triplemultiplex]

Burlington might be a good one to consider in this category.

Iowa, Vermont, Wisconsin, all have bypasses or freeways.

[Takumi]

^And North Carolina.

[pianocello]

Bloomington- you have MN, IL, and (coming soon) IN, all with freeways.

[Compulov]

Is it cheating to say Kansas City?

Oh... and being from New Jersey, I have to say Hamilton (Mercer County has 295 among other freeways, Atlantic County has the ACE going through it). I'm sure there's gotta be more than one Washington which has a freeway (what is now Robbinsville has 195). Do more than one Newark (DE and NJ come to mind) have freeways?

[roadman65]

Is it cheating to say Kansas City?

Oh... and being from New Jersey, I have to say Hamilton (Mercer County has 295 among other freeways, Atlantic County has the ACE going through it). I'm sure there's gotta be more than one Washington which has a freeway (what is now Robbinsville has 195). Do more than one Newark (DE and NJ come to mind) have freeways?

Washington, DC and Washington, PA both have freeways.

[golden eagle]

Columbia: South Carolina, Missouri and Tennessee all have or are very close to interstates/freeways

Columbus: Ohio, Mississippi and Indiana

[roadman65]

Dover, NJ and Dover, DE both have freeways and interestingly enough, both cities are in neighboring states.

Years ago, both Dovers in New Jersey (Toms River used to be Dover up until recently) had freeways in them and bypassing both large communities.

[hobsini2]

Brookfield in WI (I-94) and IL (IL 171 frwy ends just short of it.)
Minneapolis MN and KS. US 81 expy goes right by it.
Las Vegas NV and NM.
Charleston SC and WV.
Fayetteville AR and NC.
Decatur IL and AL.
Lafayette LA and IN.
Hollywood CA and FL.
El Paso TX and IL (I-39).
Monmouth IL and NJ.
Aurora IL and CO.


Greenville SC is the best known but there are AL (I-65), FL (I-10), IL (I-70), IN (comes within 10 mi of I-64), KY (Ford W Ky Pkwy), MS (US 61 expy), NJ (was originally a separate city from Jersey City, since annexed), NY (off Sprain Brook Pkwy, 1 of 3 Greenvilles in NY), NC (US 264 expy), OH (US 127 Byp), TX (I-30), VA (I-81), WI (US 41 west of Appleton),

Franklin CT (I-395), IL (10 mi S of I-72), IN (I-65), KY (I-65), LA (US 90 Frwy), MA (I-495), MO (I-70, just west of New Franklin), NH (I-93), NY (I-88), NC (US 64 Byp), OH (I-75), PA (PA 8 Frwy ends there), TN (I-65), VA (US 58 Frwy), WI (I-94)

Other most common city/town names that I did not look up yet but know of at least a frwy/expy/byp by each city/town are Clinton (I know IL, IA and WI), Springfield (mentioned already), Salem (OR and MA come to mind), Fairview, Madison (AL, IL in suburban St Louis, WI), Washington (mentioned), Georgetown, Arlington (VA, TX), Ashland (KY), Burlington (mentioned), Manchester, Marion, Oxford (MS, WI), Clayton, Jackson (MS, TN) (mentioned), Jacksonville (FL, IL), Milton (WI), Auburn (AL, ME), Dayton (OH), Lexington (KY, MA), Milford (CT), Riverside (CA), Cleveland (OH, TN), Dover (DE), Hudson (NJ, WI), Kingston (NC), Mt Vernon (IL), Gainesville (FL, GA), Newport (RI), Oakland (CA), Centerville, Winchester (VA), Ottawa (IL), Plainfield (IL)

[hobsini2]

I forgot Niles IL and MI.

[allniter89]

Rome, NY and GA both have bypasses.

[hobsini2]

I also forgot Sturgis MI and SD.

[golden eagle]

Richmond: Indiana, Kentucky & Virginia

Greenville: Alabama, North Carolina & South Carolina

Charleston: Missouri, South Carolina & West Virginia

Decatur: Georgia, Illinois, Mississippi

[swbrotha100]

Oakland NJ and CA
Peoria AZ and IL
Glendale AZ and CA
Arlington TX and VA

[vtk]

I'm sure there's gotta be more than one Washington which has a freeway (what is now Robbinsville has 195). Do more than one Newark (DE and NJ come to mind) have freeways?

Washington C.H., OH has US 35.  Newark, OH has OH 16 and a bit of OH 79.

Columbus: Ohio, Mississippi and Indiana

How did I not think of that one? Oh, but I think you forgot Georgia...

Oh yeah, and Wilmington!  The one in Ohio has a partial bypass on OH 73, and then there's the one in North Carolina with I-40 and others, and I'm sure the one in Delaware has freeways, right?

[CentralCAroadgeek]

Las Vegas, Nevada and Las Vegas, New Mexico.

[Takumi]

Rocky Mount, NC and Rocky Mount, VA

[national highway 1]

Buffalo WY, and Buffalo NY - both coincidentally served by I-90.

[sp_redelectric]

Lafayette LA and IN.
Hollywood CA and FL.
Aurora IL and CO.
Fairview, Arlington, Ashland, Marion, Auburn, Dayton, Oakland

Does Lafayette and Dayton in Oregon count - Lafayette on Oregon 99W is bypassed by Oregon 18 (which is also sometimes known as the Dayton Bypass) which also bypasses Dayton itself.  (18 is a Super 2 there.)
There is a Hollywood District in N.E. Portland where U.S. 30 used to be routed on Sandy Boulevard and until a few years ago was signed as "Business Route 30" - with I-84/U.S. 30 as the bypass route.
Aurora, Oregon on Oregon 99E is bypassed by I-5.
Fairview is a small town north of Gresham on I-84.  It also has a bypass of sorts in the form of Marine Drive.
Arlington is a small town a bit further east on I-84 (137 miles east of I-5/Portland).
Ashland, down in southern Oregon near the California border, is on I-5.
Marion is a rural community located NE of Albany and SE of Salem; it is bypassed by I-5
Oakland is north of Roseburg on Oregon 99 and bypassed by I-5
Auburn, Washington is located at the interchange of Washington SR 167 and 18, both freeways, and is just east of I-5.

[roadman65]

Rochester, NY, NH, and MN all have freeways. In addition to those three, Rochester, IN has a non-freeway bypass (US 31). What are some other city names that commonly have freeways or bypasses? (Springfield would be an obvious one.)

Both Rochesters are near I-90 as well as being same name and having freeways.

[sandwalk]

A few Norwalks have state highway freeways that go through them.

Norwalk, CT (CT-15, Merritt Pkwy)
Norwalk, CA (CA-91, Artesia Fwy) (very near the city limits)
Norwalk, OH (OH-18 Norwalk Bypass)
Norwalk, IA (IA-5, Des Moines area fwy)