U.S. 301

U.S. 301

The bulk of U.S. 301 throughout North Carolina parallels Interstate 95 as a local route. Exceptions occur through Lumberton, where U.S. 301 follows the original bypass route of Downtown, which in 1961 became a part of Interstate 95. Further north, U.S. 301 overlaps with nearly the entirety of Business Loop I-95 through Hope Mills and Fayetteville. Until 1988, a lengthy portion of U.S. 301 through the Rocky Mount vicinity was also cosigned as Business Loop I-95.

U.S. 301 North Carolina Guides

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References:

  1. "New Exit 22 traffic pattern debuts soon." The Robesonian (Lumberton, NC), August 23, 2015.
  2. "Interstate 95 Exit in Lumberton Reaches Final Paving Operation." North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT), press release. October 16, 2015.

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