Interstate 375 (Michigan)

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Interstate 375
Auxiliary route of the Interstate Highway System
Length: 1.06 [2] mi (1.71 km)
Formed: 1964 [1]
South end: BL I-375
North end: I-75
< M-331 MI I-475 >

At only 1.06 miles (1.71 km) in length, Interstate 375 (abbreviated I-375) in Detroit has the distinction of being the shortest signed Interstate Highway that is up to Interstate Standards.[2] Only the unsigned I-878 and I-315 are shorter. I-375 is the southernmost leg of the Walter P. Chrysler Freeway and is a spur off of I-75 into downtown.

The unsigned Business Spur Interstate 375 (BS I-375), which is 79 feet (24 m) long, continues west on Jefferson Avenue from the southern end of I-375, ending at the entrance to the Detroit-Windsor Tunnel at Randolph Street (M-3). Jefferson Avenue past that intersection is M-10, quickly becoming the Lodge Freeway.

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  1. ^ Bessert, Christopher J. (2005-10-11). Michigan Highways: Highways 250 through 696. Michigan Highways. Retrieved on 2006-10-18.
  2. ^ a b Shortest and Longest 3-digit Interstates. 3 digit interstates (2006-02-22). Retrieved on 2006-10-18.
 Auxiliary routes of Interstate 75
I-175 Florida - Kentucky/Tennessee
I-275 Florida - Indiana/Kentucky/Ohio - Michigan - Tennessee
I-375 Florida - Michigan
I-475 Georgia - Ohio - Michigan
I-575 Georgia
I-675 Georgia - Michigan - Ohio


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