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FYI, since 285 is a loop and 75 runs all the way through Atlanta, there are two 285/75 interchanges. While I think you're correct in your selection, here's the
by rycfan 10y ago
FYI, since 285 is a loop and 75 runs all the way through Atlanta, there are two 285/75 interchanges. While I think you're correct in your selection, here's the other one for completeness: https://www.google.com/maps/place/33°37'55.6%22N+84°24'02.8%22W/@33.6321154,-84.4029567,784m/data=!3m2!1e3!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0x0:0x0!8m2!3d33.632111!4d-84.400768 https://www.google.com/maps/place/33°37'55.6%22N+84°24'02.8%....
- madcaptenor 10y agoThis is of practical importance. There are two 285/85 interchanges as well and I broke down at one of them once, and the tow truck thought I was at the other one.
- hexane360 10y agoAnd you can tell that it's a loop because it has an even first number. #: Main Highway ##: Main Highway [Even]##: Loop [Odd]##: Spur One of the great things about the interstate system.
- madcaptenor 10y agoThat's sort of true, but "loop" just means that both ends are at interstates. See for example I-675 south of Atlanta, which runs from I-285 to I-75 in roughly a straight line.