Rankings · Transportation
Lowest highways & freeways by state
Miles to the nearest Interstate.
Straight-line miles from the county's population-weighted centre to the nearest Interstate centreline. This is not driving distance and does not assert access to an interchange; local terrain, water and the road network can make the trip much longer. Interstate geometry and major route labels are drawn when a state is open. Alaska and Hawaii have no Interstate route in this source, so they are left without a value rather than assigned a fabricated zero.
- 1District of Columbia0.4 mi
- 2Massachusetts2.6 mi
- 3New York2.7 mi
- 4Nevada3.1 mi
- 5Illinois3.2 mi
- 6Rhode Island3.2 mi
- 7Connecticut3.4 mi
- 8Utah4.1 mi
- 9Pennsylvania4.2 mi
- 10Arizona4.7 mi
- 11New Jersey5.1 mi
- 12Ohio5.1 mi
- 13Florida5.4 mi
- 14Tennessee5.7 mi
- 15Indiana5.9 mi
- 16Washington5.9 mi
- 17Texas6.2 mi
- 18Maryland6.4 mi
- 19Louisiana6.7 mi
- 20Virginia6.7 mi
- 21Georgia6.8 mi
- 22North Carolina7.3 mi
- 23California8.1 mi
- 24Missouri8.3 mi
- 25West Virginia8.3 mi
- 26Vermont8.4 mi
- 27Wisconsin8.4 mi
- 28Colorado8.6 mi
- 29New Hampshire8.9 mi
- 30Alabama9.2 mi
- 31South Carolina9.3 mi
- 32Oklahoma9.6 mi
- 33Michigan9.7 mi
- 34Kentucky9.8 mi
- 35Maine10 mi
- 36Idaho11 mi
- 37Minnesota11 mi
- 38Oregon12 mi
- 39Mississippi12 mi
- 40Nebraska12 mi
- 41Kansas13 mi
- 42Arkansas14 mi
- 43Iowa14 mi
- 44South Dakota16 mi
- 45Wyoming21 mi
- 46New Mexico21 mi
- 47Montana22 mi
- 48Delaware24 mi
- 49North Dakota27 mi
Not ranked, because this measure is not published for them: Alaska, Hawaii. No Interstate route in this source, or no county centroid.
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<iframe src="https://movermath.com/embed/highways-freeways" width="100%" height="420" style="border:0" loading="lazy" title="Miles to the nearest Interstate by state"></iframe>Source: U.S. Census Bureau TIGERweb Transportation, Primary Roads (Interstates), Jan. 1 2025. · How this is built