Bruce Johnson said:
Hawai'i, as we all know (or certainly should know) is an island
archipelago. There are no bridges between these island, much less a
bridge to another state. So, why do they even have a road designated
as an "Interstate"?
I've always thought that was an odd thing too. I guess that
since they pay the same taxes the rest of us do, they felt entitled
to some federal freeways, and got them. They are numbered
differently, as H1, etc., rather then I-35 or whatever. Funny,
though, Alaska doesn't seem to have gotten the same deal so far, and
it is at least connected by land to Canada. Hmm, or have they? See
<http://www.alaskaroads.com/Interstate-ends.htm>
Mark Minton
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