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Special routes of U.S. Route 5

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U.S. Route 5 marker
U.S. Route 5
Location
CountryUnited States
Highway system

At least 12 special routes of U.S. Route 5 have existed.

Existing

St. Johnsbury alternate route

U.S. Route 5 marker
U.S. Route 5
LocationSt. Johnsbury, Vermont
Length1.282 mi[1] (2.063 km)

Newport alternate route

U.S. Route 5 marker
U.S. Route 5
LocationNewport, Vermont
Length1.283 mi[1] (2.065 km)

Derby Line alternate route

U.S. Route 5 marker
U.S. Route 5
LocationDerby Line, Vermont
Length0.604 mi[1] (972 m)

Former

New Haven–North Haven alternate route 1

U.S. Route 5 marker
U.S. Route 5
LocationNew HavenNorth Haven, Connecticut
Existed1933–1941

New Haven–North Haven alternate route 2

U.S. Route 5 marker
U.S. Route 5
LocationNew HavenNorth Haven, Connecticut
Existed1941–1966

New Haven–Meriden alternate route

U.S. Route 5 marker
U.S. Route 5
LocationNew HavenMeriden, Connecticut

Lamentation State Park–Tracy alternate route 1

U.S. Route 5 marker
U.S. Route 5
LocationLamentation State ParkTracy, Connecticut
Existed1937–1941

Lamentation State Park–Tracy alternate route 2

U.S. Route 5 marker
U.S. Route 5
LocationLamentation State ParkTracy, Connecticut
Existed1940s–1950s

Berlin alternate route

U.S. Route 5 marker
U.S. Route 5
LocationBerlin, Connecticut

East Hartford–East Windsorhill alternate route

U.S. Route 5 marker
U.S. Route 5
LocationEast HartfordEast Windsorhill, Connecticut

Connecticut–Massachusetts alternate route

U.S. Route 5 marker
U.S. Route 5
LocationHartford, ConnecticutWest Springfield, Massachusetts

South Deerfield bypass route

U.S. Route 5 marker
U.S. Route 5
LocationSouth Deerfield, Massachusetts

See also

References

  1. ^ a b c Traffic Research Unit (May 2013). "2012 (Route Log) AADTs for State Highways" (PDF). Policy, Planning and Intermodal Development Division, Vermont Agency of Transportation. Retrieved March 8, 2015.