Cities Without An Interstate Running Through

[cubssoxfan]

28,000 population, I-76 is 6 miles south. You would have been better off with Salem or Coshocton.

[Buckeye in SC]

Originally Posted by CurlyFries

Kent Ohio

Not really true based on the point of this thread, I-76 serves the city and runs just a couple miles south. You are going to open up a whole bunch of places using that rational. Other Ohio cities which are larger that would qualify or have more of an argument off the top my head would be Warren (42k) or Massillon (31k).

[knke0204]

I live about 1 mile from a major US interstate. I can get on it and head west and in roughly 1600 miles I would be in Seattle, just staying on pretty much one interstate. Head the other way 1200 miles and be in NYC on one road.

That is neat.

[Min-Chi-Cbus]

This doesn't count probably but Madison, WI has the interstate bypass the city almost completely, which is rather annoying actually. Technically it's probably "along the interstate" though since it's only a 10 mile detour to the Capitol.