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San Antonio Highways Within the city, interstate highways divide the metropolis into several areas. I-35 runs an S-shaped curve through the city from northeast to southwest, skirting the downtown. This mega-highway travels to Laredo at its southern end and Duluth, Minnesota in its northern regions. I-10, which originates in Los Angeles, runs
northwest to downtown before taking an easterly turn toward its
final stop in Jacksonville, Florida. And I-37 defines the eastern
boundary of downtown before veering off to the south and down to
the coastal city of Corpus Christi. (To further confuse drivers,
I-37 and I-35 are the same highway in the downtown region.) Five U.S. highways also call on the Alamo City:
San Antonio is also circled by two loops: Loop 410 (the inside loop) and Loop 1604, lying on the fringes of the region. Return to San Antonio Travel Guide |
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