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Interstate 30

Interstate 30 is an interstate highway in the southern United States. It runs from Fort Worth, Texas at Interstate 20 to Little Rock, Arkansas at Interstate 40. It is the shortest interstate whose designation ends in a zero.

Table of contents

1 Length 2 Major Cities Along the Route 3 Intersections with other Interstates 4 Spur Routes 5 Notes

Length

364 miles

• Texas - 223.737 miles
• Arkansas - 143 miles

Major Cities Along the Route

• Fort Worth, Texas
• Dallas, Texas
• Texarkana, Arkansas
• Little Rock, Arkansas

Intersections with other Interstates

• Interstate 20 in Fort Worth, Texas
• Interstate 35 splits into two loops near Dallas, Texas. I-30 intersects I-35W in Fort Worth, Texas, and I-35E in Dallas, Texas.
• Interstate 45 in Dallas, Texas
• Interstate 40 in Little Rock, Arkansas

Spur Routes

• Texarkana, Arkansas - Future I-130
• Little Rock, Arkansas - I-430, I-630

Notes

• Although it competes with an Interstate 57 extension, I-30 may continue to meet up with Interstate 55 in Missouri by following U.S. 60 and U.S. 67 from Little Rock. Also, if I-30 is extended anyway, there will be plans for an I-730 spur along Arkansas State Highway 226 from the corridor to Jonesboro, Arkansas.
• Would be nice to see this extended maybe into Missouri or even Tennessee. This would help allivate massive traffic on I-40 for travels northeastward to St. Louis or points north. Since I-69 may eliminate some from the Houston area and south, something out of Dallas/Little Rock needs one too.

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