US Interstate Map

Introducing our essential product for national delivery companies and road warriors alike: the highly detailed Highway Map of the United States. This indispensable reference tool is a must-have for navigating the vast roadways of the country with confidence.

This comprehensive map showcases the entire US Highway System, alongside crucial Federal and state highways, ensuring you have a complete overview of the nation's transportation network. Whether you're planning routes, coordinating logistics, or exploring the open road, this map provides valuable information at your fingertips.

Featuring meticulously crafted details, this wall map includes international and state/provincial boundaries, freeways, tollways, and other major roads. You'll also find cities and towns, time zones, and the locations of all National Parks in the United States. Plus, we've included insets of Alaska and Hawaii, completing the coverage of the entire nation.

With special features like colored relief shading and an elegant white decorative border, this map combines functionality with aesthetic appeal. Rest assured that you're equipped with the most up-to-date information, as our map has been meticulously updated for 2023.

Discover the story behind the United States' remarkable interstate highway system, born out of the visionary Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1956. This groundbreaking legislation, inspired by President Eisenhower's recognition of the value of good highways, revolutionized the nation's infrastructure. Expanding the interstate system to 41,000 miles, it became the largest public works project in American history.

The "pay-as-you-go" financing model, supported by taxation on production and consumables related to roadway use, ensured the construction of all segments. The resulting interstate system unlocked newfound mobility for Americans, fueling substantial growth in interstate commerce and transforming development in the western states. Today, it carries a staggering 23% of all roadway traffic in the US, a testament to its enduring impact.

Recognizable by the iconic red, white, and blue shield bearing the word 'Interstate,' these routes form a vital part of the federal network. The numbering system follows a familiar pattern, with odd-numbered routes running north and south, while even-numbered routes primarily span east to west. Major routes often end in 1s and 0s, while three-digit route numbers denote secondary highways.

Embrace the power of knowledge and make the most of your journeys with our Highway Map of the United States. Experience the convenience, reliability, and accuracy of this indispensable tool as you navigate the vast and intricate roadways that crisscross the nation. Trust in the quality and expertise of our map, designed to empower your travels and support your adventures on the open road.