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Many roads were built through Indianapolis due to its strategic location as a transportation hub in the Midwest. The city emerged as a key junction for railroads in the 19th century, which spurred the development of road networks to facilitate the movement of goods and people. Additionally, the rise of the automobile in the 20th century further increased demand for extensive road infrastructure, leading to the construction of numerous highways and thoroughfares to accommodate traffic and promote economic growth.

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