Interstate 10

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Interstate 10
Length- 2,460.34 miles
Existed- 1957-present
East end- Jacksonville, Florida
West end- Santa Monica, California
States served- FL, AL, MS, LA, TX, NM, AZ, CA
Associated routes- I-110, 210, 310, 410, 510, 610, 710, 910
Interstate 10 (I-10) is the southernmost transcontinental highway in the American Interstate Highway System. It stretches from the Pacific Ocean at State Route 1 (SR 1) (Pacific Coast Highway) in Santa MonicaCalifornia to I-95 in JacksonvilleFlorida. This freeway is part of the originally planned Interstate Highway network that was laid out in 1956, and its last section was completed in 1990. I-10 is the fourth longest Interstate Highway in the United States, following I-90I-80, and I-40, with about 13 of its length within the state of Texas, where the freeway spans the state at its widest breadth.
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CA242.54390.33
AZ392.33631.39
NM164.27264.37
TX881.001,417.83
LA274.42441.64
MS77.19124.23
AL66.31106.72
FL362.26583.00
Total2,460.343,959.53

Major intersections

California
I‑405 in West Los Angeles
I‑110 southwest of Downtown Los Angeles
I‑5 at the East Los Angeles Interchange in Los Angeles
I‑710 in East Los Angeles
I‑605 in El Monte/Baldwin Park
I‑15 in Ontario
I‑215 south of Downtown in San Bernardino
I‑210 in Redlands
Arizona
I‑17 in Phoenix (twice)
I‑8 in Casa Grande
I‑19 in Tucson
New Mexico
I‑25 in Las Cruces
Texas
US 54 / I-110 in El Paso (Locals refer to this junction as the "Spaghetti Bowl")
I-20 near Kent
I-410 in San Antonio (twice: Northwest and Eastside)
I-35 and I-37 in Downtown San Antonio
I-45 in Houston
I-69 in Houston
I-610 in Houston (twice, Westside and Eastside)
Louisiana
I‑210 in Lake Charles
I‑49 in Lafayette
I‑110 and I‑12 in Baton Rouge
I‑55 in Laplace
I‑310 near Kenner
I‑610 (twice), Future I‑49, and I‑510 in New Orleans
I‑12 and I‑59 in Slidell
Mississippi
I-110 in Biloxi
Alabama
I‑65 in Mobile
Florida
I‑110 in Pensacola
I‑75 in Lake City
I‑295 at the western beltway interchange in Jacksonville
I‑95 in Downtown Jacksonville

Auxiliary routes

  • Los AngelesCaliforniaI-110I-210I-710
  • San BernardinoCaliforniaI-210
  • El PasoTexasI-110
  • San AntonioTexasI-410
  • HoustonTexasI-610
  • Lake CharlesLouisianaI-210
  • Baton RougeLouisianaI-110
  • New OrleansLouisianaI-310I-510I-610I-910
  • BiloxiMississippiI-110
  • PensacolaFlorida: I-110

Source:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interstate_10
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