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U.S. Route 65

U.S. Route 65 (US 65) is a north–south United States highway in the southern and midwestern United States. The southern terminus of the route is at U.S. Route 425 and Louisiana Highway 15 in Clayton, Louisiana. The northern terminus is at Interstate 35 just south of Interstate 90 in Albert Lea, Minnesota. Parts of its modern route in Iowa and historic…

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Country
United States
Existed
1926–present
Length
966 mi (1,555 km)
Major intersections
I-20 at Tallulah, LA · I-30 at Little Rock, AR · I-40 at North Little Rock, AR · I-44 at Springfield, MO · I-70 / US 40 near Marshall, MO
North end
I-35 at Albert Lea, MN
South end
US 425 / LA 15 at Clayton, LA

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Arkansas

Missouri

Iowa

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U.S. Route 65

Nodes155
Edges154
Triples14
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.012903
Components1

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U.S. Route 65

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Major intersections · 6
U.S. Route 65 → I-20 at Tallulah, LA, I-30 at Little Rock, AR, I-40 at North Little Rock, AR, I-44 at Springfield, MO, I-70 / US 40 near Marshall, MO, I-80 / US 6 at Altoona, IA
see also · 2
U.S. Route 65 → Route, Special
Country · 1
U.S. Route 65 → United States
Existed · 1
U.S. Route 65 → 1926–present
Length · 1
U.S. Route 65 → 966 mi (1,555 km)
North end · 1
U.S. Route 65 → I-35 at Albert Lea, MN
South end · 1
U.S. Route 65 → US 425 / LA 15 at Clayton, LA
States · 1
U.S. Route 65 → Louisiana, Arkansas, Missouri, Iowa, Minnesota

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Important terminology

65 route highway us north minnesota interstate arkansas south along iowa missouri springfield louisiana west river conway freeway road downtown

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
U.S. Route 65CountryUnited States1.00infobox
U.S. Route 65Existed1926–present1.00infobox
U.S. Route 65Length966 mi (1,555 km)1.00infobox
U.S. Route 65Major intersectionsI-20 at Tallulah, LA1.00infobox
U.S. Route 65Major intersectionsI-30 at Little Rock, AR1.00infobox
U.S. Route 65Major intersectionsI-40 at North Little Rock, AR1.00infobox
U.S. Route 65Major intersectionsI-44 at Springfield, MO1.00infobox
U.S. Route 65Major intersectionsI-70 / US 40 near Marshall, MO1.00infobox
U.S. Route 65Major intersectionsI-80 / US 6 at Altoona, IA1.00infobox
U.S. Route 65North endI-35 at Albert Lea, MN1.00infobox
U.S. Route 65South endUS 425 / LA 15 at Clayton, LA1.00infobox
U.S. Route 65StatesLouisiana, Arkansas, Missouri, Iowa, Minnesota1.00infobox

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