American Association of State Highway Officials

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American Association of State Highway Officials U.S. Route Numbering Sub-Committee Agenda (1970)

OHIO I-80 Addition APPROVED. Add to the Interstate System and designate as Route I-80 that portion of the Ohio Turnpike between the interchange of S.R. 10 in Lorain County and the interchange at I-14. Redesignation as I-480 that portion currently designated as I-80 from S.R. 10 to S.R. 14. PENNSYLVANIA I-79 Elimination & Relocation APPROVED. Eliminate the designation I-79 from the current junction of I-79 and I-279 in Pittsburgh, thence easterly to the intersection of I-76 and northerly to the intersection of I-79 and I-279 north of Pittsburgh.
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American Association of State Highway Officials U.S. Route Numbering Sub-Committee Agenda (1970)

Relocation and Designation of a Business Route
(Idaho Falls)
APPROVED. Relocate U.S. 20 from the intersection of present U.S. 20, U.S. 191 and a new facility southwest of Rigly thence southwest over the new facility to the intersection of I-15, thence south overlapping I-15 to the intersection of U.S. 20 west of Idaho Falls. Designate present U.S. 20 through Idaho Falls and the connection to the new facility as U.S. 20 Business.
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American Association of State Highway Officials U.S. Route Numbering Sub-Committee Agenda (1966)

APPROVED Beginning on present US Route 22 in western edge of Lewiston, south and west of intersection of South Hayne Street and West Hale Street, thence in a southeast and easterly direction on new location along the north bank of the Juniata River to a junction with present US Route 22 in eastern edge of Lewiston east of Harding Avenue.
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