List of divided U.S. Routes

Not to be confused with divided highway portions of the U.S. Highway system.

United States Numbered Highway System
Map of the present U.S. Highway network
System information
Formed:	November 11, 1926^[1]
Highway names
US Routes:	U.S. Highway nn (US nn) U.S. Route nn (US nn)
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United States Numbered Highways List Bannered Divided Replaced

Some U.S. Routes are given directional suffixes to indicate a split of the main route — for instance, U.S. Route 25 (US 25) splits into US 25E (east) and US 25W (west) between Newport, Tennessee and North Corbin, Kentucky, and US 9W is an alternate of U.S. Route 9 between Fort Lee, New Jersey and Albany, New York. These splits were in the U.S. Highway system from the beginning, and were used when two roughly-equivalent routes existed. The American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) no longer assigns these numbers, and, in theory, current ones are to be eliminated "as rapidly as the State Highway Department and the Standing Committee on Highways can reach agreement". This policy was adopted by 1996; however, many of these routes still exist, mostly in Tennessee.

List of routes

Route(s)	Southern/western terminus	Northern/eastern terminus
US 6N	West Springfield, Pennsylvania (US 20)	West of Mill Village, Pennsylvania (does not return to US 6 at its west end)
US 9W	Fort Lee, New Jersey	Albany, New York
US 11E / US 11W	Knoxville, Tennessee	Bristol, Virginia
US 19E / US 19W	Near Burnsville, North Carolina	Bluff City, Tennessee
US 25E / US 25W	Newport, Tennessee	North Corbin, Kentucky
US 31E / US 31W	Nashville, Tennessee	Louisville, Kentucky
US 45E / US 45W	Three Way, Tennessee	South Fulton, Tennessee
US 49E / US 49W	Yazoo City, Mississippi	Tutwiler, Mississippi
US 70N	Lebanon, Tennessee	Crossville, Tennessee
US 70S	East of Pegram, Tennessee	Sparta, Tennessee

Former routes

Route	Location	Replaced by	Notes
US 2N US 2S	Arvilla to Grand Forks, North Dakota	US 2 CR 4	Existed in 1931
US 6N	Port Jervis to Kingston, New York	NY 279 / US 209	Existed in 1928–1933
US 6N	Erie to Waterford, Pennsylvania	PA 97	Existed in 1931–1935
US 9E	Fort Lee, New Jersey to Glens Falls, New York	NY 254 / US 4 / US 9 / Route 5	Existed in 1926–1930
US 9W	Keeseville to Elizabethtown, New York	NY 3 / NY 9W / NY 9N	Existed in 1928–1929
US 10N US 10S	Moorhead to St. Cloud, Minnesota	US 218 / US 10 US 10 / US 52 / MN 27 / MN 153	Existed in 1926–1934
US 10N US 10S	Garrison to Three Forks, Montana	MT 287 / US 287 / US 12 US 10 / MT 2 / I‑90	Existed in 1928–1960
US 20N US 20S	Bridgewater Center to Busy Corners, Ohio	SR 120 / SR 51 / US 20 US 20 / US 20 Alt. / SR 107 / SR 576	Existed in 1931–1935 Existed in 1933–1935
US 25E US 25W	Richmond to Newport, Kentucky	US 27 / US 227 / KY 627 US 25	Existed in 1926–1928
US 26N	Bayard to Broadwater, Nebraska	US 26 / US 385	Existed in 1934–1959
US 30N US 30S	Burley, Idaho to Granger, Wyoming	US 30 I-80 / I-84 (west) / US 89 / SR-30 / SR-42 / SH-81	Existed in 1926–1972
US 30N	Huntington, Oregon to Fruitland, Idaho	US 95 / US-95 Spur / US 630	Existed in 1926–1980
US 30S	Ontario to Nyssa, Oregon	US 20 / US 26	Existed in 1938–1940
US 30N US 30S	Delphos to Mansfield, Ohio	US 30 SR 430 / SR 309	Existed in 1932–1975 Existed in 1931–1975
US 30S	Fremont, Nebraska to Missouri Valley, Iowa	US 75 / US 30 Alt. / Iowa 183 / US 6 / US 275 / N-130 / N-64	Existed in 1931–1939
US 40N US 40S	Limon, Colorado to Manhattan, Kansas Grand Junction, Colorado to Manhattan, Kansas	US 24 / K-194 K-18 / US 40 / K-140 / SH 71 / US 24 / I-70	Existed in 1926–1935
US 41E US 41W	Cass Station, Georgia to Chattanooga, Tennessee	US 27 / US 411 / SR 20 / SR 293 US 41	Existed in 1930–1933 Existed in 1926–1934
US 41E US 41W	Hopkinsville, Kentucky to Nashville, Tennessee	US 41 US 43 / US 41A	Existed in 1929–1943
US 41E	Marietta to Atlanta, Georgia	US 41 / Hemphill Road	Existed in 1948
US 49E US 49W	Brooklyn to Hattiesburg, Mississippi	US 49 Old US 49 / Old US 49W	Existed in 1930–1936
US 50N US 50S	Garden City to Baldwin City, Kansas	US-56 / US-156 / K-156 US-59 / K-68 / US-75 / I-35 / US-50	Existed in 1926–1957
US 50N US 50S	Athens, Ohio to Ellenboro, West Virginia	US 50 Alternate / WV 16 / SR 7 / SR 550 WV 16 / WV 31 / US 50	Existed in 1929–1935
US 67E US 67W	Arkadelphia to Donaldson, Arkansas	AR 51 US 67	Existed in 1931–1932
US 67E US 67W	North Little Rock to Rixey, Arkansas	AR 161 / US 70 / US 165 AR 107	Existed in 1935–1960
US 67E US 67W	Morning Sun to Judsonia, Arkansas	AR 87 / AR 11 / US 67 AR 385 / US 67C	Existed in 1931–1949
US 70N US 70S	Nashville to Sparta, Tennessee	US 70N / SR 26 / US 70 US 70 Alt. / US 70 / SR 1 / US 70S	Existed in 1929–1935
US 70N	Randlett to Wilson, Oklahoma	SH-76 / SH-53 / SH-5 / US-277	Existed in 1936–1938
US 73E US 73W	Oswego to Horton, Kansas	US-73 / US-40 / US-69 / K-96 US-159 / US-59 / US-169 / K-146 / K-47 / US-400 / US-59	Existed in 1926–1935
US 73E US 73W	Tekamah to Winnebago, Nebraska	US 73 / US 75 US 77 / N-32	Existed in 1935–1957
US 78N US 78S	Heflin, Alabama to Villa Rica, Georgia	US 78 US 78 Alternate / SR 61 / SR 166 / SR 46	Existed in 1926–1934
US 80N	Abilene to Metcalf Gap, Texas	Alt. US 80 / US 180 / SH 351	Existed in 1931–1934
US 85E	Mule Creek Junction, Wyoming to Lead, South Dakota	US 85 Alternate / US 18 / US 385	Existed in 1931–1937
US 87E US 87W	Armington, Montana to Muddy Gap, Wyoming	US 87 / MT 451 / WYO 196 / WYO 220 US 26 / US 89 / US 287 / WYO 138 / WYO 789	Existed in 1926–1939 Existed in 1926–1935
US 95E US 95W	Potlatch to Coeur d'Alene, Idaho	US-95 Alternate / I-90 / SH-97 / SH-3 / SH-6 US-95	Existed in 1927–1935 Existed in the 1930s
US 99E US 99W	Portland to Junction City, Oregon	US 99 / OR 99E / I-5 US 99 Alt. / OR 99W	Existed in 1930–1972
US 99E US 99W	Sacramento to Red Bluff, California	US 99 Alt. / SR 99 / SR 65 / I‑80 / I‑80 Bus. / SR 36 / SR 20 / SR 70 US 99 / I‑5 / SR 113 / I‑80 / SR 275	Existed in 1928–1968
US 99E US 99W	Manteca to Stockton, California	US 99 / SR 99 I‑5 / US 50	Existed in 1929–1933
US 101E US 101W	San Francisco to San Jose, California	I‑80 / I‑880 / US 40 / US 50 / US 101 Alt. US 101	Existed in 1929–1935
US 101E US 101W	La Jolla to San Diego, California	I‑5 / US 101 La Jolla Boulevard	Existed in 1934–1936
US 112S	Rolling Prairie, Indiana to Union, Michigan	SR 2 / SR 19 / M-205	Existed in 1933–1934
US 281S	Oberon to Lallie, North Dakota	35th Street and 64th Avenue	Existed in 1939

References

↑ Weingroff, Richard F. (April 7, 2011). "From Names to Numbers: The Origins of the US Numbered Highway System". Highway History. Federal Highway Administration. Retrieved June 10, 2011.

External links

United States Numbered Highways

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All Bannered Divided Replaced

Routes in italics are no longer a part of the system. Highlighted routes are considered main routes of the system.

Route designations in the United States

Multistate systems	Interstate Auxiliary Business U.S. Highway

Intrastate systems	Toll road State highway County highway Farm-to-market road

State- and district- specific types	District of Columbia route Missouri supplemental route Montana secondary route Nebraska Connecting Link, Spur, and Recreation routes New York State Parkway Pennsylvania quadrant route Tennessee secondary route Texas Loop, Spur, Park, Recreation, and Beltway routes

Special route types	Alternate route Business/city route Bypass route Connector route Divided route Emergency detour route Loop route Scenic route Spur route

Street types	Numbered street

Other	U.S. Bicycle Route Forest highway Indian route Territorial highway

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