Interstate 410

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Interstate 410 Auxiliary route of the Interstate Highway System
Length:	49.5 [1] mi (79.2 km)
Formed:	1959 [1]
Beltway around San Antonio, Texas
Major junctions:	Interstate 10 U.S. Route 87 U.S. Route 90 U.S. Route 281 Interstate 35 Interstate 37
Highways in Texas < I-345 I-610 >

This article is about the only Interstate currently numbered 410. For former routes numbered 410, see Interstate 410 (disambiguation).

Interstate 410 (abbreviated I-410) is a loop route of Interstate 10 that runs around San Antonio, Texas. On exit signs, it is identified as Connally Loop in honor of former Texas governor John B. Connally. The north and west section of I-410 is currently undergoing a major expansion to ten lanes (five in each direction) from Culebra Road to the I-35 interchange as well as major interchanges being renovated at Bandera Road, Interstate 10 and San Pedro Avenue, as well as an interchange being installed at the junction with U.S. 281 near San Antonio International Airport.

[edit] References

1. ^ ^{a b} Texas Department of Transportation, [1]

	edit Auxiliary routes of Interstate 10
I-110	California - Florida - Louisiana - Mississippi - Texas
I-210	California - Louisiana
I-310	Louisiana
I-410	Texas
I-510	Louisiana
I-610	Louisiana - Texas
I-710	California
I-910	Louisiana
past/ future	I-110: California - I-210: Alabama - I-310: Louisiana - I-410: Arizona - Louisiana - Louisiana - I-510: Arizona - I-710: Arizona

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