End of I-129 eastbound, Sioux City, Iowa.
Photo by Kurumi, Aug. 2006.
Kurumi.com covers roads -- history, news, maps and photography -- with a focus on Connecticut highways and 3-digit interstates. Some highlights:
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SignMaker
This popular Java applet takes your route numbers, towns,
and arrow choices, and draws a custom freeway sign for you.
SignMaker uses FHWA E(M), the official U.S. "freeway font",
and dozens of authentic route markers.
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Field Guide to Interchanges
Trumpets, stacks, SPUIs, and other types of highway connections.
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The Road to Agra
Photos and sights along National Highway 2, from Delhi to Agra, India.
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Connecticut's Secret Routes
"Secret routes" are roads maintained by the state, and given numbers to
be used internally; but the numbers are not posted on signs or shown on maps.
Technically, Connecticut's highest route number is not 372, but 920.
But: sometimes the numbers are used in press releases or news articles,
and a few times have appeared on maps and road signs. I have info
on over 200 current and 300 historical secret routes.
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The Map Inside
See front-and-back details of Connecticut state highway maps from 1930 onward;
and Massachusetts route numbers in the 500s, from 80 years ago.
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What's New
Updated June 21, 2009
Big update for CT 72; the new Bristol section will partially open in late 2009. The 97 source documents is probably a site record.
Smaller update for CT 74. which now has its own page.
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