U.S. Route 5

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U.S. Route 5 is a major north–south United States highway running through New England, primarily paralleling the Connecticut River from Connecticut to the Canadian border.

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U.S. Route 5 canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States Numbered Highway
borderCrossing Derby Line–Stanstead border crossing
category U.S. Highways in Connecticut
U.S. Highways in Massachusetts
U.S. Highways in Vermont
connectsTo Quebec Route 143
country United States
crossesBorderWith Canada
direction north–south
endPoint Derby Line, Vermont
established 1926
follows Connecticut River
hasJunctionWith Interstate 691 NERFINISHED
Interstate 84
Interstate 91
Interstate 91 in New Haven, Connecticut
highwaySystem United States Numbered Highway System
locatedIn Connecticut River Valley
maintainedBy Connecticut Department of Transportation
Massachusetts Department of Transportation
Vermont Agency of Transportation
namedAfter Connecticut River (indirectly, by alignment)
linked to: Connecticut River
parallels Interstate 91
partOf Numbered highways in the United States
passesNear Yale University in New Haven
linked to: Yale University
passesThrough Bellows Falls, Vermont
Brattleboro, Vermont
Greenfield, Massachusetts NERFINISHED
Hartford, Connecticut
linked to: Hartford

Holyoke, Massachusetts NERFINISHED
New Haven, Connecticut
Newport, Vermont
Northampton, Massachusetts
Springfield, Massachusetts NERFINISHED
St. Johnsbury, Vermont
White River Junction, Vermont
region New England
routeNumber 5
runsParallelTo Amtrak’s Vermonter route (partially)
linked to: Amtrak Vermonter
startPoint New Haven, Connecticut
state Connecticut
Massachusetts
Vermont
terminusA New Haven, Connecticut
terminusB Derby Line, Vermont

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Meriden, Connecticut hasTransportationCorridor U.S. Route 5