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The highest-numbered state highway in Washington that does not connect to any lower-numbered state highways is State Route 194, which only connects to US 195.
Just so you know.
Posted by Sotosoroto at 14:49
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3 comments:
As you proceed through the route numbers, you are intersecting other route numbers. On SR 2, they were all new. And you are intersecting with more routes as you go. I think I am making your statement another way: SR194 is the route when you will have intersected with all remaining routes. Am I right?
SR 194 is the last route I drive that will be disconnected from the rest of the driven highways, if I were to draw such a map.
So, yes, SR 194 will also mark the completion of intersecting (or driving) each route.
I actually wrote that article on Wikipedia. It took seconds...
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