Look at all that again,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,read it closely,,,,,,,the Candian connection.........the Candian embassy is on Penn. ave.........the same road as is the White house............and it is next to the newseum............a pay to enter museum about newspapers.....................



Now, think rte 1, Key West, fl,,,,,,,,,,,the conch republic........and some bozo attempt a lttile while ago at an insurrection................zero mile marker for rte 1, in Key West, Fl........Wash Dc's zero mile marker........between teh white house and hte ellipse.........



By sheer numbers, the Interstate 95 Highway is the busiest, most well known, and arguably most important interstate highway in the USA.The i-95 is the main north-south land-based transportation corridor on the east coast of the United States... the i-95 is used by millions of people daily... the highway is a critical transportation connector for the majority of the east coast population... the i-95 conveniently provides direct connections to most of the largest cities located along the east coast, as well as, hundred's of smaller communities & cities located along it's approx. 1,900 mile length... facilitating easy automotive travel along it's entire route.
The Interstate 95 is also sometimes referred to as the "i-95", the "i-95 Corridor", the "i-95 Highway", "i-95 Freeway" in addition to many other names.
Starting near the north-east corner of the USA at Houlton Maine, the i-95 travels south through 15 different states (16 if you include the District of Columbia)... at the south end of the i-95, the highway terminates in Miami, where it becomes the Dixie Highway or US Highway 1... the US Highway 1 continues south eventually reaching Key West FL. If you follow the i-95 to it's very north-end, you will eventually reach Canada, if you cross the border into Canada, you will enter the Canadian province of New Brunswick.
Not only does the i-95 provide a convenient transportation corridor for the east coast, the highway also offers many great tourism opportunities, as the i-95 travels through or in close proximity to some of America's greatest cities, attractions, scenic spots, historic sites, and beaches.
Many cities located along the i-95 also offer excellent business opportunities; because of the way the i-95 uniquely and conveniently connects such a large number of major cities... businesses located in strategic cities along the i-95 can gain certain cost efficiencies, while at the same time, reach very large markets/economies... this combination of transportation efficiencies & easy access to very large markets, cannot easily be replicated.
According to the software program Streets & Trips, the program calculates the entire length of the i-95 at approximately 1,927 miles long, and takes approx. 30 hrs. and 35 minutes of straight driving time to complete... it calculates an approx. trip time of 3 days and 6 hrs. when factoring in sleep/rest time.
Below you'll find more information relating to the i-95 that includes;
- i-95 city photo galleries,
- i-95 city web sites,
- i-95 tourism sites,