Interstate 10

城市概覽

Interstates 8 and 10 carry much of the Old Spanish Auto Trail (OST) between San Diego, California and Jacksonville, Florida which is also overlapped by the Dixie Overland Highway between the I-20 junction in West Texas and San Diego. The historic highway itself spanned from St Augustine, Florida to San Diego, California via San Antonio, Texas and is often referred to as the "(old) US Route 66 of the South." After 1926, when the US Highway numbering system was implemented, the OST became U.S. Highway 90 east of San Antonio and US Hwy 80 in West Texas towards San Diego. Between those points, portions of U.S. Highway 87, Texas State Highway (SH) 27, and a pre-1991 alignment of U.S. Highway 290 (west of Fredricksburg) replaced the OST. A third option (OST 3) served as an alternate route to the OST on the present US Hwy 90 from San Antonio, westward towards Del Rio via Uvalde. From Del Rio it (US Hwy 90/OST 3) winds northwesterly towards Van Horn through Langtry, Dryden, Alpine and Marfa and ends at the old US Hwy 80 (OST 1), north of its intersection with I-10 in Van Horn, Texas. A second option (OST 2) branches from San Antonio and follows the present day I-37 towards Corpus Cristi and then on US Hwy 77/I-69E south to Brownsville where it ends. The original Old Spanish Auto Trail begins at the Huguenot Cemetery in Saint Augustine and ends at Horton Plaza Park in San Diego. Intestate 10 supersedes US Hwy 90 east of San Antonio and replaces US Hwy 80, 60 and other US and state highways between San Antonio and Los Angeles. Interstate 8 replaces the remaining section of the Old Spanish Trail and the Dixie Overland Highway (US Hwy 80) from Gila Bend, Arizona to San Diego. U.S. Highway 1 continues the Old Spanish Trail from Jacksonville to its eastern terminus in St Augustine. Promoters of the Old Spanish Trail claimed that it followed the route used by "Spanish Conquistadors" 400 years earlier, but there was no continuous trail or road from Florida to California during Spa

如何抵達

Interstate 10 begins/ends at its junction with Pacific Hwy (CA-1) on the Pacific Coast in Santa Monica. Going west the freeway simply goes through a tunnel and curves north as Pacific Highway (CA-1). In the east coast it begins/ends at its junction with Interstate 95 in Jacksonville where I-10 splits up towards (or merge from) different directions. To continue further east towards the Atlantic Coast, one can travel another 20 mi (32 km) on US-90 (Beach Blvd) from I-95 to its intersection with FL-A1A in Jacksonville Beach. I-10 intersects other major US interstate highways (Interstates 5, 8, 15, 17, 25, 20, 35, 45, 49, 55, 59, 65, 75 and 95); various three digit interstates (serving as local auxiliary highways), state highways, U.S highways and local roads in the eight states where travelers can enter and leave I-10.

By plane

The Interstate 10 corridor can be accessed by plane through Los Angeles/LAX, Ontario, CA; Phoenix, Tucson, El Paso, San Antonio, New Orleans, Gulfport-Biloxi, Pensacola and Tallahassee with airports next to or near the freeway. In other cities, such as Jacksonsville, Austin, Houston and Long Beach the airport is further away (10-40 mi/16-64 km) from the I-10 corridor on another highway.

順遊推薦

A Taste of Coastal Texas Easy Rider is a 1969 road movie starring Peter Fonda, Dennis Hopper, and Jack Nicholson, about a motorcycle ride from Los Angeles to New Orleans. The film is a canonical work of the postwar biker and hippie cultures, and revived the Harley-Davidson motorcycle as an icon of freedom. The route does not closely follow I-10 but rather serves as an alternate route to I-10 between Needles, California and Las Vegas, New Mexico. It follows US Hwy 90 (OST) between Franklin, Louisiana and New Orleans. The Jazz Track is an itinerary for visiting jazz-related places (particularly big band and traditional jazz) in the United States. Along I-10 New Orleans is one of several jazz related places mentioned in the article. US Highway 1 predates the interstate highway system (Interstate 95) still in existence along the eastern seaboard. It connects Fort Kent, Maine in the north to Key West, Florida in the south. It intersects I-10 in Jacksonville. Pacific Coast Highway and El Camino Real are a couple of itineraries exploring the coastal regions of California from the western terminus of I-10 in Santa Monica, California. Interstate 5 (Old U.S. Hwy 99) The old US Hwy 99 followed US Hwy 60 & 70 (now I-10) from Downtown Los Angeles to Indio, California where it continued southward along the western shores of the Salton Sea towards the Mexican border in Calexico along CA-86. Between Brawley, California and the Mexican border in Calexico the old US Hwy 99 followed CA-111. Going north from Los Angeles Interstate 5 replaces the old US 99 from Los Angeles to Vancouver BC. Going south, I-5 (formerly US 101 from before 1960) continues to the Mexican border in San Ysidro via San Diego and Orange County. It intersects I-10 in downtown Los Angeles. Mississippi River Pan American (PanAm) Highway spans from the northern coast of Alaska to the Darien Gap in Panama with the all the interstate highways designated as the "pan-american highway" in the U.S. (Lower 48). Inters