Interstate 275 (Tennessee)
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Interstate 275 (abbreviated I-275) is an interstate highway in Tennessee that serves Knoxville by connecting the downtown with I-75 and I-640. Measuring 2.98[1] miles in length, the northern terminus is the junction with I-75 and I-640 and the southern terminus is I-40.
Originally constructed in 1958 as I-75, this was renumbered as I-275 in early 1982. [1] Its renumbering became necessary when I-75 was re-routed onto I-640 to divert traffic from the downtown area, the remnant was designated as I-275.
[edit] References
- ^ Jacobs, Don. "Work begins today on $20M update for Interstate 275", The Knoxville News-Sentinel, November 28, 2006, pp. 7B.
[edit] External links
- Interstate 275 (Tennessee) at AARoads.com
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