Mobile Truck Repair Service Providers in North Dakota (ND)

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Here's a list of the main highways in North Dakota, categorized by type:

Interstate Highways:

• I-29: Runs north-south through the eastern part of the state, connecting Fargo to Grand Forks and points south to Sioux Falls, South Dakota. This is the primary north-south corridor in the state.

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  I29 highway in North Dakota

• I-90: Runs east-west across the southern part of the state, connecting Rapid City, South Dakota, to Sioux Falls and on to Minnesota and the eastern states. It serves as a major east-west artery for commerce and travel.

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  I90 highway in North Dakota

• I-190: A short spur of I-90 in Rapid City that connects to Rapid City Regional Airport and the Black Hills National Forest. It provides convenient access to these popular destinations.

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  I190 highway in North Dakota

• I-229: A bypass route around Sioux Falls that connects I-29 to I-90. It helps alleviate traffic congestion in the city.

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  I229 highway in North Dakota

U.S. Highways:

• US 12: Runs east-west across the northern part of the state, connecting Mobridge to Lemmon. It serves as an important route for agricultural and rural communities.

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  US 12 highway in North Dakota

• US 14: Runs north-south through the western part of the state, connecting Spearfish to Elkton. It provides access to the Black Hills and Theodore Roosevelt National Park.

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  US 14 highway in North Dakota

• US 16: Runs east-west across the southern part of the state, connecting Mount Rushmore to Rapid City. It's a scenic route popular with tourists visiting the famous monument.

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  US 16 highway in North Dakota

• US 18: Runs east-west across the southern part of the state, connecting Edgemont to Canton. It provides an alternative route to I-90.

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  US 18 highway in North Dakota

• US 81: Runs north-south through the eastern part of the state, connecting Sioux Falls to Yankton. It's another major north-south corridor in the state.

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  US 81 highway in North Dakota

• US 83: Runs north-south through the northeastern part of the state, connecting Aberdeen to Lemmon. It serves as an important route for agricultural and rural communities in the region.

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  US 83 highway in North Dakota

• US 85: Runs north-south through the western part of the state, connecting Deadwood to Spearfish. It provides access to the Black Hills and Deadwood, a historic mining town.

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  US 85 highway in North Dakota

• US 183: Runs north-south through the central part of the state, connecting Presho to Wewela. It serves as an important route for agricultural and rural communities in the region.

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  US 183 highway in North Dakota

State Highways:

• SD 34: Runs east-west across the southern part of the state, connecting Rapid City to Mitchell. It provides an alternative route to I-90 and serves as an important route for agricultural and rural communities.

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  SD 34 highway in North Dakota

• SD 37: Runs north-south through the central part of the state, connecting Pierre to Aberdeen. It's a major north-south route for the state, connecting the capital city with the northeastern region.

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  SD 37 highway in North Dakota

• SD 44: Runs east-west across the central part of the state, connecting Rapid City to Pierre. It provides an alternative route to I-90 and serves as an important route for agricultural and rural communities.

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  SD 44 highway in North Dakota

• SD 50: Runs east-west across the northern part of the state, connecting Rapid City to Aberdeen. It's another major east-west route for the state, connecting the Black Hills region with the northeastern part.

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  SD 50 highway in North Dakota