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Originally Posted by lio45
If we include former capitals, then I-95 is up to no less than twelve capitals-and-former-capitals, adding Savannah, Philly, NYC and New Haven, CT.
I think craigs has put his finger on the runner-up, U.S. Route 50.
What about I-80? From memory, it passes at least through Sacramento, Cheyenne and Harrisburg PA. And probably a bunch of "Flyover Country" capitals too.
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Add Baltimore, Princeton, and Trenton as former National seats of government.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.his...-united-states
You can also add Charleston (SC), Exeter (NH), Fayetteville (NC), and Portland (ME) as well as a bunch of other territorial capitals, Native American capitals, and colonial capitals.