U.S. Route 95 in Oregon

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U.S. Route 95 in Oregon is a north–south U.S. highway that briefly crosses the state's remote southeastern corner, connecting Nevada and Idaho through sparsely populated high desert.

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U.S. Route 95 in Oregon canonical 1

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Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf road in Oregon ⓘ
segment of U.S. Highway ⓘ
areaType sparsely populated region ⓘ
belongsTo Malheur High Desert region ⓘ
linked to: Owyhee Desert
connectsState Idaho ⓘ
Nevada ⓘ
country United States ⓘ
crossesBorderWith Idaho ⓘ
Nevada ⓘ
direction north–south ⓘ
hasFeature few intersecting roads ⓘ
limited access points ⓘ
hasJunctionWith Oregon Route 201 ⓘ
Oregon Route 78 ⓘ
hasLaneCountTypical 2 ⓘ
hasRoadType two-lane highway ⓘ
hasScenicCharacteristic open high-desert landscapes ⓘ
hasTerminusInState Nevada–Oregon border ⓘ
Oregon–Idaho border ⓘ
hasTrafficLevel relatively low ⓘ
highwaySystem United States Numbered Highway System ⓘ
isImportantFor connecting Boise region with northern Nevada via Oregon corner ⓘ
isNumberedRouteOfType U.S. Highway ⓘ
isNumberedWithin U.S. Route 90–99 series ⓘ
linked to: U.S. Route 90
isOnlyUSRouteInCountySegment Malheur County, Oregon ⓘ
isRemoteSegmentOf U.S. Route 95 ⓘ
isSegmentLengthApproxKm 60 ⓘ
isSegmentLengthApproxMi 37 ⓘ
locatedIn southeastern Oregon ⓘ
maintainedBy Oregon Department of Transportation ⓘ
openTo motor vehicles ⓘ
orientation generally north–south with some curving segments ⓘ
partOf U.S. Route 95 ⓘ
partOfCorridor north–south transportation corridor in the western United States ⓘ
passesNear Jordan Valley, Oregon ⓘ
passesThrough Malheur County, Oregon ⓘ
remote area of Malheur County ⓘ
region Great Basin ⓘ
roadSurface paved asphalt ⓘ
role interstate connector ⓘ
routeNumber 95 ⓘ
safetyConcern limited services and long distances between towns ⓘ
speedLimitTypical 55–65 mph ⓘ
state Oregon ⓘ
terrain high desert ⓘ
usedFor long-distance travel ⓘ
regional freight transport ⓘ

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