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Commemorate the 💯th anniversary of the US route system here > https://www.usends.com/store 🎂 Historically a quintuple US route concurrency existed to the east of West Memphis. According to AASHO records, US 63 ended in Memphis, but I have not seen evidence that US 63 was ever signposted on the Tennessee side of the river. More photos of this concurrency here > https://www.usends.com/places/s-z/w/west-memphis

Commemorate the 💯th anniversary of the US route system here > https://www.usends.com/store 🎂 In this photo, an open road beckons on a clear morning in western Nebraska. Approved in 1958, US 385 was a late-comer to the US route system. A different US 385 (in NM and TX) was commissioned along with the inaugural routes of 1926, but it lasted only until 1934 > https://www.usends.com/endpoints/us-80-us-89/85/385

Commemorate the 💯th anniversary of the US route system here > https://www.usends.com/store 🎂 Today's TX 56 originally carried US 82 traffic through Sherman. More about Texoma area US highway history here > https://blog.usends.com/2025/10/highway-history-of-sherman-denison-tx.html