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The US Highways that never were:
By Robert V. Droz. Alignments for US 0, US A1A, US 39, US 47, US 88, US 100, and US 402. Also, there is a list of the US highway numbers still not used.
http://www.us-highways.com/us0999.htm
1999 Republic of Chris Road Atlas:
For a fictional country.
http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/Portal/5551/rocara/atlas/atlas.html
Fictional Freeways:
By Adam Froehlig. Exit lists of Avenue of the Saints (I-37)
and other corridors.
http://www.ajfroggie.com/roads/fictional/
Central Connector Exit List:
Would have connected downtown Orlando to the airport.
http://web.mit.edu/spui/www/freeway/centralconn.html
Fictional Freeways:
By Steve. Includes NJ 55, I-895 Philadelphia, and multi-state route 777.
http://www.angelfire.com/nj4/fictionalfreeways/
Ideal Western Interstates:
Many in the Western United States.
http://nickmojave.com/Ideal/
James Republic Committee of Transportation:
Transportation area of a fictional country.
http://www.geocities.com/jamesrep/trans/comoftr.htm
Fictional Freeways:
By Brandon Gorte. Covers Michigan's Upper Peninsula; Minnesota; Wisconsin; and the Chicago, Illinois area in the United States; and Northern Ontario in Canada.
http://www.great-lakes-hwys.org/fictionalfreeways.html
Fictional Freeways:
By Swamphen Publishing. Southern United States, primarily Florida.
http://www.swamphen.net/roads/fic/

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