There are three systems of major highways in the United States of America: The Interstate Highway System, the United States Numbered Highway System (also known as U.S. Routes or U.S. Highways), and State Highways/Routes/Roads.
Note that the lengths shown in the tables below are not to scale; the game is set in two different scales – a 'regular' scale (1:20) and a 'city' scale (1:3).
Lengths marked by a dagger (†) do not cover the full route and need to be updated.
Interstate Highways[]
The Interstate Highway System is a network of controlled-access highways in the United States, which mean they don't have intersections, traffic signals, or access to property. They are written in the format Interstate X (I-X).
Main Interstates[]
There is a number system for the main Interstates. Interstate Highways going west-east have even numbers and are numbered south to north (e.g. Interstate 10 is in the southern United States and Interstate 90 is in the northern United States). Interstate Highways going south-north have odd numbers and are numbered west to east (e.g. Interstate 5 is in the western US and Interstate 55 is east of that).
The main Interstate Highways featured in American Truck Simulator are:
Number | Length (mi) | Length (km) | Southern or western terminus | Northern or eastern terminus | Added | Notes |
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US 83 west of McAllen, Texas | I-69E in Harlingen, Texas | Texas expansion | Serves one state: TX | |||
1,404† | 2,261† | San Diego, California | Bellingham, Washington | Base game | Serves three states: CA, OR, WA Associated routes: I-105, I-205, I-405 (OR), I-405 (WA) | |
334 | 538 | I-5 in San Diego, California | I-10 in Arizona | Base game | Serves two states: CA, AZ | |
724† | 1,165† | I-5 in Los Angeles, California | Beaumont, Texas | Base game | Serves four states: CA, AZ, NM, TX | |
17 | 28 | US 93 in Nevada | I-515, US 93, and US 95 in Las Vegas, Nevada | Arizona expansion | Serves one state: NV | |
US 190 east of Lampasas, Texas | I-35 in Belton, Texas | Texas expansion | Serves one state: TX | |||
927† | 1,492† | I-8 in San Diego, California | US 2 in Shelby, Montana | Base game | Serves six states: CA, NV, AZ, UT, ID, MT Associated routes: I-115, I-515 | |
155 | 249 | Phoenix, Arizona | I-40 in Flagstaff, Arizona | Arizona expansion | Serves one state: AZ | |
56 | 90 | Nogales, Arizona | I-10 in Tucson, Arizona | Arizona expansion | Serves one state: AZ | |
I-10 east of Van Horn, Texas | US 59 in Marshall, Texas | Texas expansion | Serves one state: TX | |||
1,062 | 1,709 | I-10 and US 180 in Las Cruces, New Mexico | I-90 and US 87 in Buffalo, Wyoming | New Mexico expansion | Serves three states: NM, CO, WY | |
Lubbock, Texas | I-40, US 60, US 87, and US 287 in Amarillo, Texas | Texas expansion | Serves one state: TX | |||
I-20 west of Fort Worth, Texas | I-369 in Texarkana, Texas | Texas expansion | Serves one state: TX | |||
US 83 in Laredo, Texas | I-70 and US 24 in Kansas City, Missouri | Texas expansion | Serves four states: TX, OK, KS, MO Associated routes: I-35E, I-35W | |||
US 181 in Corpus Christi, Texas | I-35 in San Antonio, Texas | Texas expansion | Serves one state: TX | |||
825† | 1,327† | I-15 in Barstow, California | US 59 in Sallisaw, Oklahoma | Base game | Serves five states: CA, AZ, NM, TX, OK | |
US 277 and US 287 in Wichita Falls, Texas | US 59, US 60 and US 69 northeast of Claremore, Oklahoma | Texas expansion | Serves two states: TX, OK | |||
SH 87 in Galveston, Texas | I-30 in Dallas, Texas | Texas expansion | Serves one state: TX | |||
US 59 southwest of Houston, Texas | US 59 northeast of Houston, Texas | Texas expansion | Serves one state: TX Associated routes: I-69E, I-69W | |||
711† | 1,144† | I-15 in Utah | I-35 in Kansas City, Missouri | Utah expansion | Serves four states: UT, CO, KS, MO | |
184 | 296 | I-70, US 6, and US 40 in Denver, Colorado | US 385 in Julesburg, Colorado | Colorado expansion | Serves one state: CO | |
790† | 1,271† | San Francisco, California | I-180 and US 85 in Cheyenne, Wyoming | Base game | Serves four states: CA, NV, UT, WY Associated routes: I-180, I-580 (CA), I-580 (NV) | |
122 | 196 | I-90 and US 97 in Ellensburg, Washington | I-84, US 30, and US 395 in Oregon | Washington expansion | Serves two states: WA, OR Associated routes: I-182 | |
713 | 1,147 | I-5 and US 30 in Portland, Oregon | I-80 and US 189 in Utah | Oregon expansion | Serves three states: OR, ID, UT | |
61 | 99 | I-84 and US 30 in Idaho | I-15 in Pocatello, Idaho | Idaho expansion | Serves one state: ID | |
319† | 513† | I-5 in Seattle, Washington | US 14 and US 16 in Moorcroft, Wyoming | Washington expansion | Serves four states: WA, ID, MT, WY | |
I-90, US 87, and US 212 in Billings, Montana | Glendive, Montana | Montana expansion | Serves one state: MT |
Auxiliary Interstates[]
Several auxillary Interstates are also featured in American Truck Simulator, which are numbered with a number in front of the originating Interstate. Odd means that it's a spur and even means that it loops back.
Number | Length (mi) | Length (km) | Southern or western terminus | Northern or eastern terminus | Added | Notes |
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25 | 40 | OR 99 and OR 126 in Eugene, Oregon | I-5 and OR 126 in Springfield, Oregon | Oregon expansion | Serves one state: OR | |
7 | 11 | I-15 and I-90 in Butte, Montana | Butte, Montana | Montana expansion | Serves one state: MT | |
I-35 in Wichita, Kansas | I-70 and US 40 in Salina, Kansas | Kansas expansion | Serves one state: KS | |||
1 | 2 | I-80 and US 85 in Cheyenne, Wyoming | US 30 and US 85 in Cheyenne, Wyoming | Wyoming expansion | Serves one state: WY | |
22 | 36 | I-82 and US 12 in Washington | US 12, US 395, and SR 397 in Pasco, Washington | Washington expansion | Serves one state: WA | |
17 | 27 | I-84 and US 30 in Portland, Oregon | SR 14 in Vancouver, Washington | Oregon expansion | Serves two states: OR, WA | |
I-35, I-40, US 62 and US 77 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma | I-35, I-40, US 62 and US 77 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma | Oklahoma expansion | Serves one state: OK | |||
I-44 and US 75 in Tulsa, Oklahoma | I-44 and US 412 in Tulsa, Oklahoma | Oklahoma expansion | Serves one state: OK | |||
I-35 in Emporia, Kansas | I-470 in Topeka, Kansas | Kansas expansion | Serves one state: KS | |||
US 59, SH 93 and Loop 151 in Texarkana, Texas | I-30, US 59 and US 67 in Texarkana, Texas | Texas expansion v1.48 | Serves one state: TX | |||
44 | 70 | I-5 in Portland, Oregon | I-5 and US 30 in Portland, Oregon | Oregon expansion | Serves one state: OR | |
21 | 33 | I-5 and SR 518 in Seattle, Washington | I-90 in Bellevue, Washington | Washington expansion | Serves one state: WA | |
I-70 and US 40 in Topeka, Kansas | I-70 and US 40 in Topeka, Kansas | Kansas expansion | Serves one state: KS | |||
23 | 37 | I-11, US 93, and US 95 in Las Vegas, Nevada | I-15, US 93, and US 95 in Las Vegas, Nevada | Base game v1.38 | Serves one state: NV | |
118† | 189† | US 101 in San Rafael, California | I-5 in California | Base game | Serves one state: CA | |
78 | 125 | US 395 in Carson City, Nevada | I-80 and US 395 in Reno, Nevada | Base game | Serves one state: NV | |
US 69 in Kansas City, Kansas | Kansas City, Kansas | Kansas expansion | Serves one state: KS |
Suffixed Interstates[]
Several suffixed Interstates are also featured in American Truck Simulator, which are numbered with a letter suffix at the end of the originating Interstate. Most of them usually split the main Interstate into two distinct highways running parallel to each other, connecting at least two cities with the same number of the originating Interstate.
Number | Length (mi) | Length (km) | Southern or western terminus | Northern or eastern terminus | Added | Notes |
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I-35 and I-35W in Hillsboro, Texas | I-35 and I-35W in Denton, Texas | Texas expansion | Serves one state: TX | |||
I-35 and I-35E in Hillsboro, Texas | I-35 and I-35E in Denton, Texas | Texas expansion | Serves one state: TX | |||
SH 4 in Brownsville, Texas; US 77 west of Corpus Christi, Texas | US 77 north of Brownsville, Texas; I-37 in Corpus Christi, Texas | Texas expansion | Serves one state: TX | |||
FM 1472 in Laredo, Texas | US 59 in Laredo, Texas | Texas expansion | Serves one state: TX |
Business Interstates[]
Some Interstates also have business loops. They are short roads that connect the Interstate exits with other major highways and the central parts of a city. They are written in the format Business Loop X or Interstate X Business and are abbreviated I-X BL.
Number | Length (mi) | Length (km) | Southern or western terminus | Northern or eastern terminus | Added | Notes |
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I-10 in San Simon, Arizona | I-10 in San Simon, Arizona | Arizona expansion | Serves one state: AZ | |||
I-15 and SR-130 in Cedar City, Utah | I-15 and SR-130 in Cedar City, Utah | Utah expansion | Serves one state: UT | |||
I-15, US 30, and US 91 in Pocatello, Idaho | US 30 and US 91 in Pocatello, Idaho | Idaho expansion | Serves one state: ID | |||
US 26 in Idaho Falls, Idaho | I-15 and US 20 in Idaho Falls, Idaho | Idaho expansion | Serves one state: ID | |||
18 | 29 | I-25 in Socorro, New Mexico | I-25 and US 60 in Socorro, New Mexico | New Mexico expansion | Serves one state: NM | |
10 | 16 | I-25 in Raton, New Mexico | I-25 in Raton, New Mexico | New Mexico expansion | Serves one state: NM | |
I-25 and US 87 in Cheyenne, Wyoming | I-180, US 30, and US 85 in Cheyenne, Wyoming | Wyoming expansion | Serves one state: WY | |||
I-25, US 20, US 26, and US 87 in Douglas, Wyoming | WYO 59 and WYO 94 in Douglas, Wyoming | Wyoming expansion | Serves one state: WY | |||
Casper, Wyoming | I-25, US 20, US 26, and US 87 in Casper, Wyoming | Wyoming expansion | Serves one state: WY | |||
8 | 13 | I-40 in Arizona | SR 66 in Seligman, Arizona | Arizona expansion | Serves one state: AZ | |
1 | 1 | I-17 and I-40 in Flagstaff, Arizona | I-40 and US 180 in Flagstaff, Arizona | Arizona expansion | Serves one state: AZ | |
8 | 13 | Gallup, New Mexico | I-40 in Gallup, New Mexico | New Mexico expansion | Serves one state: NM | |
24 | 38 | I-40 and US 84 in Santa Rosa, New Mexico | I-40, US 54, and US 84 in Santa Rosa, New Mexico | New Mexico expansion | Serves one state: NM | |
5 | 8 | Tucumcari, New Mexico | I-40 in Tucumcari, New Mexico | New Mexico expansion | Serves one state: NM | |
I-70, US 6, and US 50 in Grand Junction, Colorado | US 50 in Grand Junction, Colorado | Colorado expansion | Serves one state: CO | |||
I-70, US 40 and US 287 in Limon, Colorado | I-70, US 24, US 40 and US 287 in Colorado | Colorado expansion | Serves one state: CO | |||
I-70 and US 385 in Burlington, Colorado | US 24 and US 385 in Burlington, Colorado | Colorado expansion | Serves one state: CO | |||
Sterling, Colorado | I-76 and US 6 in Sterling, Colorado | Colorado expansion | Serves one state: CO | |||
I-80 and US 50 in Sacramento, California | SR 16 in Sacramento, California | Base game v1.44 | Serves one state: CA | |||
I-80 and US 189 in Evanston, Wyoming | I-80 and US 189 in Evanston, Wyoming | Wyoming expansion | Serves one state: WY | |||
I-80 and US 191 in Rock Springs, Wyoming | Rock Springs, Wyoming | Wyoming expansion | Serves one state: WY | |||
I-80 and US 30 in Rawlins, Wyoming | I-80, US 30, and WYO 76 in Rawlins, Wyoming | Wyoming expansion | Serves one state: WY | |||
I-80 in Laramie, Wyoming | I-80 and US 30 in Laramie, Wyoming | Wyoming expansion | Serves one state: WY | |||
WYO 222 in Cheyenne, Wyoming | I-180, US 30, and US 85 in Cheyenne, Wyoming | Wyoming expansion | Serves one state: WY | |||
SH-55 in Nampa, Idaho | I-84 and US 30 in Nampa, Idaho | Idaho expansion | Serves one state: ID | |||
SH-51 in Mountain Home, Idaho | SH-51 in Mountain Home, Idaho | Idaho expansion | Serves one state: ID | |||
I-90, US 14, US 87, and WYO 338 in Sheridan, Wyoming | I-90, US 14, and US 87 in Sheridan, Wyoming | Wyoming expansion | Serves one state: WY | |||
I-90 and WYO 50 in Gillette, Wyoming | I-90, US 14, US 16, and WYO 51 in Gillette, Wyoming | Wyoming expansion | Serves one state: WY | |||
US 14 and US 16 in Moorcroft, Wyoming | I-90 in Moorcroft, Wyoming | Wyoming expansion | Serves one state: WY |
US Highways[]
The US Highway System is an integrated network of roads and highways numbered within a nationwide grid in the contiguous United States. Unlike Interstate Highways, US Highways are generally smaller roads that contain grade-level intersections, traffic signals, and access to property. However, many have controlled-access sections, either along part of or the entirety of their route. They are written in the format U.S. Route XX (US XX).
Main US Highways[]
The numbering system for US Highways is the opposite of that for the Interstates. East-west routes have even numbers and are numbered north to south. North-south routes have odd numbers and are numbered east to west.
The main US Highways featured in American Truck Simulator are:
Number | Length (mi) | Length (km) | Southern or western terminus | Northern or eastern terminus | Added | Notes |
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297† | 478† | I-5 and SR 529 in Everett, Washington | Culbertson, Montana | Washington expansion | Serves three states: WA, ID, MT | |
US 395 in Bishop, California | Sterling, Colorado | Base game | Serves four states: CA, NV, UT, CO | |||
232† | 373† | US 101 in Aberdeen, Washington | I-94 in Montana | Washington expansion | Serves three states: WA, ID, Montana | |
US 16, US 20, US 89, US 191, and US 287 in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming | Devils Tower, Wyoming | Wyoming expansion | Serves one state: WY | |||
US 14, US 20, US 89, US 191, and US 287 in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming | US 14 in Moorcroft, Wyoming | Wyoming expansion | Serves one state: WY | |||
I-25, US 20, US 26, and US 87 in Orin, Wyoming | US 20 in Orin, Wyoming | Wyoming expansion | Serves one state: WY | |||
US 101 in Newport, Oregon | US 18 in Orin, Wyoming | Oregon expansion | Serves four states: OR, ID, MT, WY | |||
I-70 and US 6 in Colorado | US 385 in Burlington, Colorado | Colorado expansion | Serves one state: CO | |||
US 395 in Mount Vernon, Oregon | Dwyer Junction, Wyoming | Oregon expansion | Serves three states: OR, ID, WY | |||
US 101 in Astoria, Oregon | I-180 and US 85 in Cheyenne, Wyoming | Oregon expansion | Serves three states: OR, ID, WY | |||
US 40 in Colorado | US 385 in Wray, Colorado | Colorado expansion | Serves one state: CO | |||
I-80 and US 189 in Silver Summit, Utah | US 385 in Cheyenne Wells | Utah expansion | Serves two states: UT, CO | |||
I-80 in Sacramento, California | US 385 in Granada, Colorado | Base game | Serves four states: CA, NV, UT, CO | |||
199† | 321† | Alamogordo, New Mexico | Tucumcari, New Mexico | New Mexico expansion | Serves one state: NM | |
US 93 in Wickenburg, Arizona | US 70 and US 84 in Clovis, New Mexico | Arizona expansion | Serves two states: AZ, NM | |||
52 | 85 | US 180 and US 285 in Carlsbad, New Mexico | US 180 in Hobbs, New Mexico | New Mexico expansion | Serves one state: NM | |
389 | 626 | US 160 in Teec Nos Pos, Arizona | US 87 in Raton, New Mexico | New Mexico expansion | Serves two states: AZ, NM | |
424† | 684† | US 60 and SR 77 in Globe, Arizona | US 60 and US 84 in Clovis, New Mexico | New Mexico expansion | Serves two states: AZ, NM | |
177 | 285 | US 54 and US 70 in Alamogordo, New Mexico | NM 18 in Hobbs, New Mexico | New Mexico expansion | Serves one state: NM | |
245 | 394 | US 160 in Pagosa Springs, Colorado | US 60 and US 70 in Clovis, New Mexico | New Mexico expansion | Serves two states: CO, NM | |
WYO 212 in Cheyenne, Wyoming | I-180 and US 30 in Cheyenne, Wyoming | Wyoming expansion | Serves one state: WY | |||
US 64 in Raton, New Mexico | US 2 in Havre, Montana | Wyoming expansion | Serves three states: NM, WY, MT | |||
US 180 in Flagstaff, Arizona | St. Mary, Montana | Arizona expansion | Serves five states: AZ, UT, ID, WY, MT | |||
I-15 and I-84 in Brigham City, Utah | US 30 in Pocatello, Idaho | Utah expansion | Serves two states: UT, ID | |||
1,018† | 1,638† | US 60 in Wickenburg, Arizona | US 2 in Kalispell, Montana | Base game | Serves four states: NV, AZ, ID, MT | |
753 | Yuma, Arizona | US 2 in Threemile Corner, Idaho | Base game | Serves five states: AZ, CA, NV, OR, ID | ||
593 | 954 | I-5 in Weed, California | SR 20 in Tonasket, Washington | Oregon expansion | Serves three states: CA, OR, WA | |
1,480† | 2,382† | I-5 in Los Angeles, California | I-5 in Olympia, Washington | Base game | Serves three states: CA, OR, WA | |
US 89 in Arizona | I-25 and US 350 in Trinidad, Colorado | Arizona expansion | Serves three states: AZ, NM, CO | |||
US 160 in Kayenta, Arizona | US 191 in Bluff, Utah | Utah expansion | Serves two states: AZ, UT | |||
SR 64 in Grand Canyon Village, Arizona | US 62 in Hobbs, New Mexico | Arizona expansion | Serves two states: AZ, NM | |||
SR-52 in Provo, Utah | US 26, US 89, and US 191 in Jackson, Wyoming | Utah expansion | Serves two states: UT, WY | |||
US 70 in Arizona | US 2 in Malta, Montana | Arizona expansion | Serves four states: AZ, UT, WY, MT | |||
US 97 in Oregon | I-84 and US 30 in The Dalles, Oregon | Oregon expansion | Serves one state: OR | |||
135 | 218 | US 101 in Crescent City, California | I-5 in Grants Pass, Oregon | Oregon expansion | Serves two states: CA, OR | |
US 310 in Rockvale, Montana | MT 59 in Montana | Montana expansion | Serves one state: MT | |||
295 | 475 | US 62 and US 180 in Carlsbad, New Mexico | I-25 and SH 30 in Colorado | New Mexico expansion | Serves two states: NM, CO | |
US 50 and US 385 in Lamar, Colorado | I-15 in Helena, Montana | Colorado expansion | Serves three states: CO, WY, MT | |||
US 14, US 16, US 20, and WYO 789 in Wyoming | I-90 and US 212 in Laurel, Montana | Montana expansion | Serves two states: WY, MT | |||
I-25 and US 160 in Trinidad, Colorado | US 50 in La Junta, Colorado | Colorado expansion | Serves one state: CO | |||
154 | 248 | I-25 in New Mexico | US 70 and US 285 in Roswell, New Mexico | New Mexico expansion | Serves one state: NM | |
US 50 and US 287 in Lamar, Colorado | I-76 in Julesburg, Colorado | Colorado expansion | Serves one state: CO | |||
1,172 | 1,886 | SR 14 and SR 58 in California | SR 20 in Barney's Junction, Washington | Base game | Serves four states: CA, NV, OR, WA | |
86 | 138 | I-40 in Gallup, New Mexico | US 191 in Monticello, Utah | New Mexico expansion | Serves three states: NM, CO, UT | |
145 | 234 | I-25 in Albuquerque, New Mexico | US 50 in Montrose, Colorado | New Mexico expansion v1.32 | Serves two states: NM, CO |
Special US Routes[]
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Some US Highways have separate routes correlated with their number, which serve to provide an alternate route to the main "parent" route. Each type of special route possesses generally defined characteristics and has a defined relationship with its parent route.
Business Routes[]
These are by far the most common special route of the US Highway System. Business routes connect the parent route to the city center, while the parent route goes around. These routes are generally signed using a "Bus" or "Business" plate above the parent route's shield. They are written in the format US XX Business (US XX Bus.).
Shield | Length (mi) | Length (km) | Southern or western terminus | Northern or eastern terminus | Added | Notes |
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US 6 / US 191 & UT-55 in Price, Utah | US 6 / US 191 & UT-55 in Price, Utah | Utah expansion | Serves one state: UT | |||
I-90 / US 14 / US 87 & WYO 338 in Sheridan, Wyoming | I-90 / US 14 / US 87 in Sheridan, Wyoming | Wyoming expansion | Serves one state: WY | |||
US 20 / US 26 in Casper, Wyoming | I-25 / US 20 / US 26 in Casper, Wyoming | Wyoming expansion | Serves one state: WY | |||
US 20 / US 26 in Casper, Wyoming | I-25 / US 20 / US 26 in Casper, Wyoming | Wyoming expansion | Serves one state: WY | |||
I-80 / US 30 in Rock Springs, Wyoming | Elk Street in Rock Springs, Wyoming | Wyoming expansion | Serves one state: WY | |||
I-80 / US 30 / WYO 789 in Rawlins, Wyoming | I-80 / US 30 / US 287 in Rawlins, Wyoming | Wyoming expansion | Serves one state: WY | |||
US 64 in Farmington, New Mexico | US 64 in Farmington, New Mexico | New Mexico expansion | Serves one state: NM | |||
I-25 / US 87 & WYO 22 in Cheyenne, Wyoming | I-80 BL / US 30 & US 85 / I-180 in Cheyenne, Wyoming | Wyoming expansion | Serves one state: WY | |||
Deepgrove timber harvest site in Astoria, Oregon | US 101 in Astoria, Oregon | Oregon expansion | Serves one state: OR | |||
I-80 / US 189 in Evanston, Wyoming | I-80 / US 189 in Evanston, Wyoming | Wyoming expansion | Serves one state: WY | |||
I-580 / US 50 / US 395 in Carson City, Nevada | I-580 / US 50 / US 395 in Carson City, Nevada | Base game v1.32 | Serves one state: NV |
Bypasses[]
Bypasses do the exact opposite of business routes; they bypass a city center when a parent route goes into it. These routes are often labelled using a "By-Pass" plate above the parent route's shield. They are written in the format US XX Bypass or US XX By-Pass and are abbreviated US XX Byp..
Shield | Length (mi) | Length (km) | Southern or western terminus | Northern or eastern terminus | Added | Notes |
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I-80 BL / US 287 / US 30 Bus. in Rawlins, Wyoming | US 287 / WYO 789 in Rawlins, Wyoming | Wyoming expansion | Serves one state: WY |
Alternate Routes[]
Alternate routes are roads that follow a different alignment to the parent route, but still take a generally parallel alignment. These routes are often labelled using an "Alternate" or "Alt." plate above the shield for the parent route, or by displaying an "A" suffix after the parent route's number on the shield. They are written in the format US XX Alternate (US XX Alt.).
Shield | Length (mi) | Length (km) | Southern or western terminus | Northern or eastern terminus | Added | Notes |
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US 14, US 16, US 20, and WYO 120 in Cody, Wyoming | US 14 in Burgess Junction, Wyoming | Montana expansion | Serves one state: WY | |||
22 | 35 | SR 389 in Fredonia, Arizona | US 89 in Kanab, Utah | Utah expansion | Serves two states: AZ, UT Technically an auxiliary route, not an alternate route | |
US 93 in Lages Station, Nevada | I-80 and US 93 in Wells, Nevada | Utah expansion | Serves one state: NV |
State Highways[]
States in the US also have their own highway systems:
State | Highway designation | Format | Shield |
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Arizona | Arizona State Routes | State Route X (SR X) | |
California | California State Highways | State Route X (SR X) | |
Colorado | Colorado State Highways | State Highway X (SH X) | |
Idaho | Idaho State Highways | State Highway X (SH-X) | |
Kansas | Kansas State Highways | K-X (K-X) | |
Montana | Montana State Highways | Montana Highway X (MT X) | |
Nebraska | Nebraska State Highways | Nebraska Highway X (N-X) | |
Nevada | Nevada State Routes | State Route X (SR X) | |
New Mexico | New Mexico State Roads | State Road X (NM X) | |
Oklahoma | Oklahoma State Highways | State Highway X (SH-X) | |
Oregon | Oregon State Highways | Oregon Route X (OR X) | |
Texas | Texas State Highways | State Highway X (SH X) | |
Utah | Utah State Routes | State Route X (SR-X) | |
Washington | Washington State Routes | State Route X (SR X) | |
Wyoming | Wyoming State Highways | Wyoming Highway X (WYO X) |
Secondary Highways[]
Some states include a secondary highway system to supplement the main one:
State | Highway designation | Format | Shield |
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Montana | Montana Secondary Highways | Secondary Highway X (S-X) | |
Texas | Texas State Highway Loops | Loop X | |
Texas | Texas State Highway Spurs | Spur X | |
Texas | Texas Farm to Market Roads | Farm to Market Road X (FM X) |