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The US Highways that never were
By Robert V. Droz. Alignments for US 0, US A1A, US 39, US 47, US 88, US 100, and US 402. Also, there is a list of the US highway numbers still not used.
www.us-highways.com
Fictional Freeways
By Adam Froehlig. Exit lists of Avenue of the Saints (I-37) and other corridors.
www.ajfroggie.com
Fictional Freeways
By Steve. Includes NJ 55, I-895 Philadelphia, and multi-state route 777.
www.angelfire.com
James Republic Committee of Transportation
Transportation area of a fictional country.
www.geocities.com
Fictional Freeways
By Swamphen Publishing. Southern United States, primarily Florida.
www.swamphen.net
List of Fictional Interstates
Gives text exit listings for new U.S. Interstates and other routes as well as extensions of existing ones.
www.geocities.com
The Fantasy Page
Includes a few new facilities as well as others' renumbering.
mryamamoto.50megs.com
The Ultimate Interstate System
Provides an overview of what the system could look like in the future according to the webmaster. Includes exit listings for all primary routes.
www.geocities.com
Fictional Transportation
Covers Connecticut, U.S.
www.nutmegroads.com
Fictional Freeways
From the site Western New York Roads. Examples cover most of the state.
www.geocities.com
Missouri Freeway Exit Lists
Includes various in the state.
www.mylandofmisery.com

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