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I-35 & I-90 Junction (Albert Lea, Minnesota) | highway interchange / exit

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The only place in the U.S. where two Interstate highways cross in a rural environment. Just outside of Albert Lea, Minnesota.

Interstate 90 Interchange 159
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interstate_90_in_Minnesota
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Coordinates:   43°41'2"N   93°19'15"W

Comments

  • A (guest)
    I guess this means two INTERSTATE highways, although I am not sure that is accurate either. It is the junction of I-35 and I-90.
  • MrT79
    I just edited to say "interstate" highways.
  • A (guest)
    Interstates 88 and 39 cross in a rural environment in Illinois, and I am sure there are other examples around. It is unusual that two cross country interstates cross in such a place.
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