Here in WV Rt 60 and I-64 are still pretty much intact. Rt 60 is now a local road for the most part.
That is pretty much the same in Eastern Kentucky, too. 60 is still left to parallel I-64. West of Louisville, they stop running together, with I-64
going through Indiana (and I guess replacing 460), while 60 continues
through Western Kentucky, unreplaced, until it crosses the Ohio and
Mississippi Rivers at Cairo, IL.
I have spent nearly all my life living somewhere served by US 60. One of
these days, I hope to drive what is left of it. Apparently, there is a lot more left of it than 66. The only severe truncation it seems to have
suffered is through California.
Mike
* SLMR 2.1a * Groundwater. Do you mean crushed ice?
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