Interstate 910
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Interstate 910 is the secret designation given to the east-west West Bank Expressway in New Orleans, Louisiana. The expressway begins just outside Gretna, Louisiana and shares pavement with Business US-90 through West Bank cities before crossing the Mississippi River into downtown New Orleans, Louisiana. The freeway's terminus is at a stack interchange with US 90 and Interstate 10 in downtown New Orleans. The bridge features toll booths, though only westbound traffic is tolled at a rate of $1. It is believed that in the future, The West Bank Expressway (Interstate 910) will be the first few miles of an extended Interstate 49.
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Three-digit Interstates from Interstate 10 |
| I-110 | California - Florida - Louisiana - Mississippi - Texas |
| I-210 | California - Louisiana |
| I-310 | Louisiana |
| I-410 | Texas |
| I-510 | Louisiana |
| I-610 | Louisiana - Texas |
| I-710 | California |
| I-910 | Louisiana |
| past/ future |
I-110: California - I-210: Alabama - I-310: Louisiana - I-410: Arizona - Louisiana - I-510: Arizona - I-710: Arizona |
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