Massachusetts Car Transportation Routes and Highways
| Interstate Highways | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| I-90 (Massachusetts Turnpike): The longest interstate in Massachusetts, running west to east from the New York state line through cities like Springfield and Worcester, terminating near Logan International Airport in Boston. | |||
| I-91: Travels north-south along the Connecticut River, connecting Springfield to Vermont and Connecticut. | |||
| I-93: Runs north-south through central Boston, extending to New Hampshire, serving as a major route through the city. | |||
| I-95: Forms a partial loop around Boston, known as Route 128 in certain sections, and continues north into New Hampshire and south toward Rhode Island. | |||
| I-84: Enters Massachusetts in the southwestern part of the state, connecting to the Massachusetts Turnpike (I-90). | |||
| I-290: Connects I-90 in Auburn to I-495 in Marlborough, passing through Worcester. | |||
| I-395: Extends north from Connecticut, terminating at I-290 in Auburn. | |||
| I-495: Forms an outer beltway around the Greater Boston area, connecting with several major highways. | |||
| U.S. Highways: | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| US 1: Runs parallel to I-95, connecting Boston to Providence, Rhode Island, and extending north to New Hampshire. | |||
| US 3: Connects Boston to New Hampshire, serving the northern suburbs and providing access to Lowell and Nashua, NH. | |||
| US 6: Traverses the southern part of the state, including Cape Cod, providing a route from Rhode Island to Provincetown. | |||
| US 20: The longest U.S. Route in Massachusetts, running from the New York state line through Worcester and Boston. | |||
| State Routes: | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Route 2: An east-west highway running from the New York state line to Boston, serving as a major route through northern Massachusetts. | |||
| Route 3: Connects Boston to Cape Cod, running southeast to Plymouth and beyond. | |||
| Route 9: Runs from Pittsfield in the west to Boston, passing through Worcester and serving as a major east-west corridor. | |||
| Route 24: Connects Fall River to Boston's southern suburbs, facilitating north-south travel in the southeastern part of the state. | |||
| Route 128: Concurrent with parts of I-95, it serves as a beltway around Boston, known for its high-tech industry corridor. | |||
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