Arizona Freeway and Expressway System
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| Interstates | Interstate XX (I-XX) |
| US Highways | U.S. Route XX (US XX) |
| State | State Route XX (SR XX) |
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The freeway and expressway system[disputed ] is a system of existing or planned highways, freeways and expressways in the U.S. state of Arizona. It encompasses both state highways and Interstate Highways in Arizona. It is defined by Title 28 of the Arizona Revised Statutes,[1] which defines state routes and Interstates. The Maricopa Association of Governments in 2010 released a map for the future Interstate 11 corridor which included several freeways and loops throughout the state.[2][not in citation given]
List of roads in the system
The following is a list of highways, freeways, loops and other roads defined by the Arizona Department of Transportation. Some of the routes listed may still be in the planning stages.[3]
- White Tank Freeway (proposed)
- Pinal North–South Freeway (proposed)
- West Prescott Loop Freeway (proposed)
- Northern Parkway
- Interstate 8
- Interstate 10
- Interstate 11 (proposed)
- Interstate 15 (part)
- Interstate 17 (part)
- Interstate 19 (part)
- State Route 24
- State Route 30 (proposed)
- Interstate 40
- State Route 50 (canceled)
- State Route 51
- State Route 61
- State Route 62 (former)
- State Route 63 (former)
- State Route 64
- State Route 65 (former)
- State Route 66 (historic)
- State Route 67
- State Route 68
- State Route 69
- State Route 71
- State Route 72
- State Route 73
- State Route 74
- State Route 75
- State Route 76 (former)
- State Route 77
- State Route 78
- State Route 79
- State Route 80
- State Route 81 (former)
- State Route 82
- State Route 83
- State Route 84
- State Route 84A (former)
- State Route 85
- State Route 86
- State Route 87
- State Route 88
- State Route 89
- State Route 89A
- State Route 89L (former)
- State Route 90
- State Route 92
- State Route 93 (former)
- State Route 95
- State Route 96
- State Route 97
- State Route 98
- State Route 99
- State Route Loop 101
- State Route 143
- State Route 153 (former)
- State Route 160 (former)
- State Route 164 (former)
- State Route 166 (former)
- State Route 169
- State Route 170 (former)
- State Route 172 (former)
- State Route 173 (former)
- State Route 176 (former)
- State Route 177
- State Route 179
- State Route 180A
- State Route 181
- State Route 186
- State Route 187
- State Route 188
- State Route 189
- State Route 195
- State Route Loop 202
- State Route 210
- State Route 217 (former)
- State Route 238
- State Route 260
- State Route 261
- State Route 264
- State Route 266
- State Route 273
- State Route 277
- State Route 279 (former)
- State Route 280 (former)
- State Route 286
- State Route 287
- State Route 288
- State Route 289
- State Route Loop 303
- State Route 347
- State Route 360 (former)
- State Route 364 (former)
- State Route 366
- State Route 373
- State Route 377
- State Route 380 (former)
- State Route 386
- State Route 387
- State Route 389
- State Route 464 (former)
- State Route 473
- State Route 487 (former)
- State Route 504 (former)
- State Route 564
- State Route 587
- State Route 789 (former)
References
- ↑ Arizona State Legislature. "Title 28: Transportation". Arizona Revised Statutes. Arizona State Legislature. Retrieved September 14, 2016.
- ↑ Bhazlett (April 29, 2010). Interstate 11 Corridor (PDF) (Map). Scale not given. Maricopa Association of Governments. Retrieved September 14, 2016.
- ↑ Maricopa Association of Governments (April 2013). "Technical Memorandum: Freeway System Plan" (PDF). Central Phoenix Transportation Framework Study. Maricopa Association of Governments. Retrieved September 14, 2016.
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