The end of Utah State Route 186 at a junction of Interstate 80 and Interstate 215, with the Wasatch Mountains in the background. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) |
Some states such as Alaska, Arizona and North Dakota do not have any auxiliary interstates. Six states have only one each. In the state of Hawaii H201 is a road of just over four miles which provides an additional route from Halawa Heights to Honolulu. Interstate 84 in Idaho has an auxiliary route of 3.62 miles in Boise. Interstate 184 takes travelers to the northern section of Boise and Garden City. Utah has one auxiliary for Interstate 15. For a circle of 29 miles, Interstate 215 provides a route to the suburbs of Salt Lake City. In Wyoming the one mile of Interstate 180 connects I-80 with Business I-80 in Cheyenne.
Interstate 189 is a very short route connected to Interstate 89 in Vermont. This highway of 1.49 miles joins I-89 to Route 7 outside South Burlington. In West Virginia Interstate 470 travels for 6.69 miles. This road departs from Interstate 70 at Exit 5A and travels east across the Ohio River into the state of Ohio.
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