Autostrada międzystanowa nr 64
Długość | 937,71 mili / 1500,34[1] km |
Stany | Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Wirginia Zachodnia, Wirginia |
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Most w ciągu I-64 łączący Missouri z Illinois |
Interstate 64 − autostrada międzystanowa w USA. Prowadzi z Wentzville do Norfolk (stanowi jego wschodnią i południową obwodnicę). Przebiega przez stany: Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Wirginia Zachodnia i Wirginia. Jej długość to 937,71 mili (1500,34 km)[1].
Przebieg
Missouri
Illinois
- East St. Louis
- Mount Vernon
Indiana
Kentucky
Wirginia Zachodnia
- Huntington
- Charleston
- Beckley
- White
- Sulphur Springs
Wirginia
- Covington
- Clifton Forge
- Lexington
- Staunton
- Waynesboro
- Charlottesville
- Richmond
- Williamsburg
- Newport News
- Hampton
- Norfolk
Przypisy
- ↑ a b Interstate-Guide: Interstate 64 (ang.)
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