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Appalachian Development Highway System

The Appalachian Development Highway System (ADHS) is a series of highway corridors in the Appalachia region of the eastern United States. The routes are designed as local and regional routes for improving economic development in the historically isolated region. It was established as part of the Appalachian Regional Development Act of 1965, and has been…

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Formed
March 9, 1965
Length
3,090 mi (4,970 km)

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Corridor E

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Appalachian Development Highway System

Nodes353
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Triples37
Avg. degree1.99
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Appalachian Development Highway System

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related to Corridor E · 20
Appalachian Development Highway System → Corridor, Cumberland, From, Garrett County, Hancock, I-68, I-70, I-79, In Maryland, Interstate, Keysers Ridge, Maryland, Morgantown, National Freeway, National Road, Route, Sideling Hill, The, US, West Virginia
related to history · 15
Appalachian Development Highway System → ADHS, Appalachia, Appalachia's, Appalachian, Appalachian Development Act, As, Because, Congress, In, Interstate Highway System, PARC, President's Appalachian Regional Commission, The, The ADHS, The PARC
Formed · 1
Appalachian Development Highway System → March 9, 1965
Length · 1
Appalachian Development Highway System → 3,090 mi (4,970 km)

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corridor highway us route north state near interstate kentucky new virginia pennsylvania km along tennessee west appalachian states adhs miles

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Appalachian Development Highway SystemFormedMarch 9, 19651.00infobox
Appalachian Development Highway SystemLength3,090 mi (4,970 km)1.00infobox
Appalachian Development Highway Systemrelated to Corridor EInterstate0.60section
Appalachian Development Highway Systemrelated to Corridor EI-680.60section
Appalachian Development Highway Systemrelated to Corridor EWest Virginia0.60section
Appalachian Development Highway Systemrelated to Corridor EMaryland0.60section
Appalachian Development Highway Systemrelated to Corridor EI-790.60section
Appalachian Development Highway Systemrelated to Corridor EMorgantown0.60section
Appalachian Development Highway Systemrelated to Corridor EI-700.60section
Appalachian Development Highway Systemrelated to Corridor EHancock0.60section
Appalachian Development Highway Systemrelated to Corridor ECorridor0.60section
Appalachian Development Highway Systemrelated to Corridor EFrom0.60section

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