Talk:Interstate 305

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Well... I-305 is not defined in state law... it is defined in federal law ... so I chose not to put the stub marker on this page. However, more external links should be added. --Rschen7754 21:29, May 30, 2005 (UTC)

8.44 miles?

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According to the FHWA Route Log, I-305 is 8.44 miles long. Kurumi concurs, saying it was increased from 5.3 miles in 1999. Any idea where the extra 3.1 miles came from? This would take it north on SR 51 to roughly SR 160, south on SR 99 to roughly 47th Avenue, or east on US 50 to roughly Watt Avenue. SR 160 seems most likely, but I have no evidence of which way it actually goes. The plan for I-80 to bypass the substandard North Sacramento Freeway would have taken it to SR 51 just south of the river - my guess is that the road was actually built to Interstate standards south of SR 160. --SPUI (talk - don't use sorted stub templates!) 13:59, 21 January 2006 (UTC)Reply

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8.44 miles?