U.S. Route 40

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U.S. Route 40 is a major historic east–west U.S. highway that roughly follows the old National Road across the central United States, connecting numerous cities and states from the Mid-Atlantic to the Rocky Mountains.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf U.S. Highway
east–west highway
alsoKnownAs Main Street of America
National Road
connects Baltimore, Maryland, United States
surface form: Baltimore, Maryland

Columbus, Ohio
Cumberland, Maryland
Denver, Colorado
Indianapolis
surface form: Indianapolis, Indiana

Kansas City, Missouri, United States
surface form: Kansas City, Missouri

Salt Lake City
surface form: Salt Lake City, Utah

St. Louis, Missouri, United States
surface form: St. Louis, Missouri

Terre Haute, Indiana
Topeka, Kansas
Wheeling, West Virginia
country United States of America
surface form: United States
designationYear 1926
follows National Road
formerWesternTerminus San Francisco, California, United States of America
surface form: San Francisco, California
hasDirection east–west
hasJunctionWith Interstate 15
Interstate 25
Interstate 70
Interstate 95
historicComponentOf National Road
isHistoric true
locatedIn Mid-Atlantic states
surface form: Mid-Atlantic United States

Midwestern United States
Rocky Mountain region
maintainedBy state departments of transportation
parallelTo Interstate 70
partOf United States Numbered Highway System
passesThrough California, United States
surface form: California

Colorado
Illinois
Indiana
Kansas
Maryland
Missouri
Nevada
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Utah
West Virginia
terminusEast Atlantic City
surface form: Atlantic City, New Jersey
terminusWest Silver Summit, Utah
traverses Appalachian Mountains
Great Plains
Rocky Mountains

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Referenced by (150)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Perryville, Maryland hasHighway U.S. Route 40
Parleys Canyon traversedBy U.S. Route 40
Salem County servedByHighway U.S. Route 40
West Baltimore station nearbyLandmark U.S. Route 40
this entity surface form: US Route 40
Saline County, Kansas hasMajorHighway U.S. Route 40
New Market, Maryland locatedOn U.S. Route 40
this entity surface form: U.S. Route 40 (historic alignment)
Illinois Route 1 hasJunctionWith U.S. Route 40
Wabaunsee County, Kansas hasHighway U.S. Route 40
Wallace County, Kansas transportation U.S. Route 40
Logan County, Kansas majorHighway U.S. Route 40
U.S. Route 119 connectsWith U.S. Route 40
Summit County hasMajorHighway U.S. Route 40
subject surface form: Summit County, Utah
Pennsylvania Route 43 hasJunctionWith U.S. Route 40
Hendricks County hasMajorHighway U.S. Route 40
Mount Washington Tavern near U.S. Route 40
Belmont County, Ohio hasMajorHighway U.S. Route 40
Vandalia, Ohio majorHighway U.S. Route 40
Englewood, Ohio hasMajorRoad U.S. Route 40
Missouri Route 291 connectsTo U.S. Route 40
Cambridge, Ohio, United States locatedOn U.S. Route 40
this entity surface form: U.S. National Road corridor
Muskingum County, Ohio contains U.S. Route 40
this entity surface form: National Road (U.S. Route 40)
Callaway County hasRoadConnection U.S. Route 40
Springfield, Ohio majorHighway U.S. Route 40
Vandalia, Illinois hasMajorHighway U.S. Route 40
historic U.S. Route 99 connectedTo U.S. Route 40
subject surface form: U.S. Route 99
Missouri Route 141 crosses U.S. Route 40
Delaware Memorial Bridge carries U.S. Route 40
Missouri Route 340 hasJunctionWith U.S. Route 40
U.S. Route 287 overlapsWith U.S. Route 40
Heber Valley primaryAccessRoute U.S. Route 40
Vernal, Utah, United States servedBy U.S. Route 40
subject surface form: Vernal, Utah
Ohio State Route 48 hasJunctionWith U.S. Route 40
Kansas Highway 7 connectsTo U.S. Route 40
Allegany County, Maryland traversedBy U.S. Route 40
Wasatch County, Utah hasMajorHighway U.S. Route 40
city of Limon locatedOn U.S. Route 40
subject surface form: Limon, Colorado