Useful Highway Tool

[roadmaven]

As a big fan of Wikipedia, I discovered it's a really good resource for finding info on US highways. Just about every US route is covered, some have a lot of detail, including maps, terminus info, etc, while other routes listed are sparse of details. Here's a "for instance": http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/US_52

 

Really simple to use for this purpose....just type in the search box "US" and your favorite highway number.

[BabyBoomerBob]

As a big fan of Wikipedia, I discovered it's a really good resource for finding info on US highways. Just about every US route is covered, some have a lot of detail, including maps, terminus info, etc, while other routes listed are sparse of details. Here's a "for instance": http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/US_52

 

Really simple to use for this purpose....just type in the search box "US" and your favorite highway number.

 

Wow! Thanks for the tip! I just used Wikipedia to tell me the complete route of the Lee Highway. I notice it also gives info on US highways that never got past the planning stage, US 37 for instance. Hmmmm. That one ended in Chattanooga:) Maybe a good idea for a road trip some day:)

[Dave Reese]

Thanks,

I just printed out 14 pages on Albuquerque as we head out there this week. We will be visiting our son who has recently been stationed there with the Air Force and plan a few day trips besides Sante Fe and the Unser Museum trips that have been on the board for a while. Thanks for all the input I received earlier on this.

[RoadDog]

WikiWikiWike me. This is one of the great resources for road wanderin'. Perhaps some of "our" people have written some or all of these. If so, would you please come forward.