Most forgettable US State?

[Хahar 🤔]

Major Interstates have numbers that are multiples of 5.

Not really . .  here in the (west) Bay Area the major highways are the 1, the 101, and the 88

Presumably you mean 880? However, I do wonder if you are from the Bay Area if you prefix road numbers with "the".

But your point is rather different than what I was referring to. The Interstate system was set up so that transcontinental roads would have numbers that are multiples of five.

[Fritz]

So I-90, which runs along the southern border of Minnesota, is "major", but I-94 which goes through Mpls./St. Paul is not major?

Go figure.

[memphis]

So I-90, which runs along the southern border of Minnesota, is "major", but I-94 which goes through Mpls./St. Paul is not major?

Go figure.

90 hits bigger cities in other states and goes the entire length of the country.

[Dgov]

Presumably you mean 880? However, I do wonder if you are from the Bay  Area if you prefix road numbers with "the".

Some of us fortunately acquired our speech patterns before being dragged up here, thank you very much.

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Major Interstates have numbers that are multiples of 5.

Not really . .  here in the (west) Bay Area the major highways are the 1, the 101, and the 88

1 is a California state highway.
101 is a US route.
No idea what route 88 is.

[King]

Since we're just tossing out fun facts, North-South major interstates end in 5 and East-West end in 0.

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[memphis]

Major Interstates have numbers that are multiples of 5.

Not really . .  here in the (west) Bay Area the major highways are the 1, the 101, and the 88

1 is a California state highway.
101 is a US route.
No idea what route 88 is.

Thinking he means 880.

[Хahar 🤔]

Presumably you mean 880? However, I do wonder if you are from the Bay  Area if you prefix road numbers with "the".

Some of us fortunately acquired our speech patterns before being dragged up here, thank you very much.

If you enjoy being unnecessarily verbose, then you're beyond hop.