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    1. This route is designed to pass through all 48 contiguous U.S. states as efficiently as possible, touching each state without trying to visit every capital, landmark or major city. The result is a 113-hour drive that links the Northeast, Southeast, Midwest, Plains, Rockies and Pacific Northwest into one giant lower-48 loop.

    2. Curious, which state do you travel the most miles in? Looks like there could be a few options that are close.

    3. Reasonable_Hall3005 on

      can it be proven that this is the shortest route? i was under the impression it was computationally infeasible for such a large set of possible routes

    4. jonny5isalive1 on

      One of the white dots is a place I’ve been to thousands of times. That’s kind of neat.

    5. CanisMaximus on

      Yeah…. not for me. That’s way too much time in Missouri and Illinois.

      In my dissipated youth, I drove a motorcycle from Great Smoky Mountains National Park to Ft. Polk, Louisiana in 13 hours straight. 1974. Most of it in the rain.

    6. Veritas_Vanitatum on

      The way to school of our parents and grandparents…And that either at -40°C or +40°C

    7. The section between C and E is definitely going to take you the longest time to get through.

    8. I love how they just touch Kansas and run. That’s exactly the amount of time anyone should ever spend in Kansas. The amount in Nebraska is brutal though. Too bad you can’t do the same there

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