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Tag Archives: Hammond
Ugly two-digit Interstate Highway segments and thoughts on how to improve them
The following list identifies some segments of two-digit Interstate Highways where the aesthetics along the freeway are far less than pleasing. The list represents segments where there is little to impress a traveler and may in fact repel them from … Continue reading
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Tagged blight, cities, decline, freeways, Hammond, Interstate Highways, tourism, travel
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