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1. Interstate 90 3099 Miles Starts in Seattle, WA; Ends in Boston, MA
2. Interstate 80 2900 Miles Starts in San Fransisco, CA ;Ends in Teaneck, NJ
3. Interstate 40 2555 Miles Starts in Barstow, CA; Ends in Wilmington, NC
4. Interstate 10 2460 Miles Starts in Santa Monica, CA; Ends in Jacksonville, FL
5. Interstate 70 2153 Miles Starts in Cove Fort, UT ;Ends in Baltimore, MD
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What state has the longest north south boundary?
Alaska is the longest State in America running 1,479 miles or 2,380 km north to south.
What US state has the longest north-south boundary?
Alaska is the longest State in America running 1,479 miles or 2,380 km north to south.
What is the significance of the way highway are numered?
Odd Numbered Interstates go north-south Even Numbered Interstates go east-to-west The higher numbered interstates are in the north (ex. I-90, I-80) The lower numbered interstates are in the south (ex. I-4, I-10)
What is the difference between odd and even interstates?
Odd numbered interstates run north and south. Even numbered interstates run east and west
What state has the longest north to south distance?
Alaska. running 1,479 miles or 2,380 km north to south.
What is the longest river in Israel?
The Jordan river, running north to south the length of the country.
What is the longest north to south river?
the longest south to north river is Porn ro river search it in google ]
Why does the south north have the longest points?
dose any body know why on the rose compose north and south are the longest?\
Does highway 40 go North South East or West?
east to west Interstates with odd numbers go north to south Interstates with even numbers go east to west
What is South America's longest nation from north to south?
Brazil is the longest country north to south. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geography_of_Brazil
Odd numbered interstate highways run in what two directions?
Odd numbered one and two digit interstates usually run north and south, although I-69 north of Lansing is signed as east-west. Three digit interstates are auxiliary routes and are therefore based on the direction they are going. For example, Interstate 35 itself goes north-south, but I-435 goes east-west, then turns and becomes north-south, then becomes east-west again, completing it's beltway in that fashion, intersecting I-35 twice (once in the north and once in the south).
What number standardization for the majority of US interstates shows whether an interstate you're traveling on goes East-West or North-South?
The standardization uses even and odd numbering.Even numbered interstates go East-West.Examples: I-76, I-80Odd numbered interstates go North-South.Examples: 1-71, I-79
