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What are the prefixes for state highway?

There isn't a single, universal prefix for state highways across all US states. Each state has its own system, and the prefixes used can vary widely.

Here are some common examples:

Common Prefixes:

* "US": This prefix is used for US Highways, which are federal highways that run across state lines.

* "I": This prefix is used for Interstate Highways, another federal highway system.

* "SR": This is a common prefix for State Routes in many states (e.g., SR 1, SR 101, etc.).

* "Route": Some states use "Route" as the prefix (e.g., Route 1, Route 10, etc.).

* "HWY": Some states use "HWY" as the prefix (e.g., HWY 1, HWY 10, etc.).

* "State": Some states use "State" as the prefix (e.g., State Route 1, State Highway 10, etc.).

Example State Prefixes:

* California: CA, SR

* Texas: TX, SH

* Florida: FL, SR

* New York: NY, NY Route

* Pennsylvania: PA, PA Route

To determine the specific prefixes used in a particular state, you can refer to the state's Department of Transportation (DOT) website or use online mapping services like Google Maps.

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