U.S. Route 60

U.S. Route 60 Is An East-West United States Highway, Traveling 2,670 Miles From Southwestern Arizona To The Atlantic Coast In Virginia. Despite The Final "0" In It's Number, Indicating A Transcontinental Designation, The 1926 Route Formerly Ended In Springfield, Missouri, At It's Intersection With The Former U.S. Route 66. In Fact, The U.S. Route Was Almost Given The U.S. Route 60 Number.

Route Information
Length: 2,670 Miles

Existed: 1926 - Present

Major Junctions
West End: Interstate 10 Southwest Of Brenda, Arizona

Interstate 10 And Interstate 17 In Phoenix, Arizona

Interstate 25 And U.S. Route 85 In Socorro, New Mexico

Interstate 27, Interstate 40, U.S. Route 87 And U.S. Route 287 In Amarillo, Texas

Interstate 35 At Tonkawa, Oklahoma

Interstate 44 In Vinita, Oklahoma

Interstate 55 And Interstate 57 In Sikeston, Missouri

Interstate 75 In Lexington, Kentucky

Interstate 64 And Interstate 77 In Charleston, West Virginia

Interstate 81 Southeast Of Lexington, Virginia

Interstate 64 In Hampton And Norfolk, Virginia

East End: Fifth Street And Winston Salem Avenue In Virginia Beach, Virginia