Put you in a mansion, all the way up in Wiscansin

I figured it was montpelier

just think if I75 hooked west in michigan and made its way to Wisconsin.

Towns

2024. 2024 has been the lowest point in the US.

The area west of Stockton is also below sea level.

Thank you for making this video. This is something not addressed often. EARNED A SUBSCRIBER!!!

My favorite geological fact about California is, it holds both the Continental Highpoint and Low point separated by roughly 80-90 miles.

Why would you make KZbin videos if you have a fucked up voice like that, shit is like listening to nails on a chalkboard

thith ith due to a mathive thtorm

I live in Tennessee, the Interstates are terrible, but generally the city streets throughout are good.

DONT CARE...

1. Keesian Nixon stinks. Bullard to the nickel and Evan Williams starts safety. 2. Quay Walker is an edge player trying to play inside backer. Coming at the qb is the only thing that looks natural for him. Time to start Cooper and Hopper while teaching Quay to go hunt quarterbacks. He's the speed rusher they dont have at the moment. 3. With Wyatt hurt and Clark a month-long no-show., might want to consider using LVN inside on passing downs. In summary, the vets aint getting it done so its time to play the young guys more. How many more 30+ point games will it take or are we doomed to suffer the Dean Lowry treatment forever?

Biodiverse, except the people

I thought it was Issaquena County, Mississippi

Ohio loves to ticket Michigan driver's....jerks

Every where is poor In the USA except because of Obiden and WEF policies

My lowest point was when I was unemployed and broke and couldn't buy toothpaste for a month.

I-88 in Illinois I-88 in New York

Probably the Civil War, but maybe the Great Depression. One of those is probably the lowest point in the US. Could also be the release of the 2019 film "Cats".

Death Valley is lowest point and Mt.Whitney is highest in lower 48 states only 50 miles apart

can we talk about that epic quarry

Harrisburg Pa is the complete opposite of these. The MSA is 44th in the country

*WE'RE GOING TO AREA 51 AGAIN!!!* 😈😎

I used to collect thimbles from places I visited. I was in Northern Minnesota and drove to North Dakota just to get a thimble.

Drove Cleveland south bypass through predominantly wealthier part of metro. Speedtraps everywhere. Drove through downtown on 90 in not so wealthy area. Didnt see one cop. Cops are just transportation tax collectors.

California has one shorter than 238. It's also in the Bay Area, I-980 in Oakland is 2.03 miles so 0.10 miles shorter than I-238.

A friend who worked for the Corps of Engineers in New Orleans said that parts of the city are much lower due to continuing subsidence. The street at his home in Lakeview was -17 feet.

Bro I hope you know the Colorado and Rio Grande BEGINS in Colorado, not ENDS there. Your too smart for that 😂

The Salton Sea is an artificial lake created by a catastrophic 1905 irrigation accident. Before that, the dry bottom of the Salton Sink was almost as low as Death Valley.

Badwater Basin is -282 feet. Not all of Death Valley.

my hometown here, it gets cold asf here too

Been there (both Death Valley and NOLA)!

The only U.S. route that SHOULD NOT be changed is U.S. Route 66 😎

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Is the Marine Shield in the thumbnail just a concept or is that official?

Bro’s starting to sound like camman

I live here. Grew up right where this was all done. That has been open for a long while now - like 4 years. It was open back in 2020. It connects to State Road 37, not Harding Street. Harding Street runs parallel to the State Road highway and then switches over to SR37 where it ends just past I465 near the nudie bar and the truck stops.

Indianapolis is the most well-connected city when it comes to interstates

I don't think I-794 is going to ground level. The Park East stub and the one by the stadium were no-brainers - they connected to nothing. But I-794 is now connected to the Lake Parkway. As one commenter mentioned, it's an alternate path out of downtown.

Salt water basin.

salton sink 😂

All of these cities are not large at all

Arizona could have just resigned I+17 as I-11 and cosigned I-40 between Flag and Kingman as I-11 and widened I-40 to four lanes in this segment. As it is, I-11 will join I-40 for quite a distance before splitting off.

I’ve been to all of those except for AK on one road trip. All of those have beautiful areas to visit. Theodor Roosevelt National Park (ND), Glacier National Park (MT), Craters of the Moon (ID), Scott’s Bluff and Toadstool Geological Park (NE).

Very interesting! I've traveled the New I-42 in NC to New Bern and they seem to be making progress every year!

I'm very certain I40 goes through lake havasu. Or does that not hit the city proper?

456 miles is some insane sensitivity on the rivers. it's much closer to 350 miles

There was a time when I-97 in Maryland had a traffic light before a bridge was built for the secondary road to cross over it.

Rt 287 is a good bypass of nyc to avoid traffic 😂😂😂😂😂 anyone from nj is pissing their pants listening to that comment