Interchanges Roads and Highways Recreation
Interchanges are complex intersections between two or more roads involving connector ramps. The main roadways in interchanges are usually grade-separated (use of overpasses), though some unusual examples include at-grade intersections where there usually are grade separations.
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Interchanges
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Kurumi's Field Guide to Interchanges - Descriptions and diagrams of many types.
- California Freeway Interchanges - Photographs from around the state.
- Highway-Intersections.net - Compendium of map images from various European countries.
- Interstate Interchange Browser - Uses Google Maps to locate every interchange on interchanges the U.S. recreation Interstate system.
- US Highway Interchange Browser - Covers Michigan and North Carolina.
- Museum of Dumb Highway Design - Aerial photos of and commentary on various interchanges which the recreation author finds unusual or substandard.
- Highway Feature of the Week - Large archive of maps and descriptions of unusual interchanges or complicated recreation facilities, primarily in the United States.
- Continuous Flow Intersections - Engineering firm page illustrating the connections in this roads and highways feature. Includes illustrations and a video demonstration.
- Michigan Left Turn - Describes how this unusual intersection feature works, including history.
- Images of Britain - Spaghetti Junction - The M6 at the A38(M) in Birmingham.
- Unusual Interchanges - Diagrams and commentary of various ones in the East-Central U.S.
- Mike the Actuary's Musings - Roadgeek - Includes aerial photographs and commentary about certain features.
- The Parallel Flow Intersection - A specialized intersection. Page includes diagrams and recreation research.
- Interchanges - Page describing types found in the United Kingdom. Includes a link to the Bad Junctions page.
- WhereRoadsMeet - Includes aerial photographs and descriptions of unusual or roads and highways complicated facilities in the United States.
- An VRML rendering of the 15-91 interchange, Corona California. - A 4-level stack with one loop. Requires a roads and highways interchanges VRML plugin to view.
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