It is 68.1 miles from Bloomfield, Indiana to Franklin, Indiana.
Indiana is part of a country. It does not consist of any countries. Indiana is one of the 50 states of the United States of America.Or did you mean, how many counties are there in Indiana?
indiana has 103 bodies of water
Currently, there are 216 National Highways in India, numbered between 1 and 235, with several numbers skipped.
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There are 67 Interstate Highways in the US.
There are many highways throughout California. Interstate 5 and 80 are the major highways in the state. Both highways run through the capital of Sacramento.
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Interstate 10 in the US, MI5 in England, and the Autobahn in Europe rate among the world's biggest highways.
There are three interstate highways that run through New Mexico. Here is the list in no particular order: * I-25 * I-40 * I-10
The "crossroads of America" is the nickname given to the state of Indiana because many major interstate highways cross through or near Indianapolis. Wiki has an excellent article dealing with The Crossroads of America. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crossroads_of_America
As of 2006, there were 46,876 miles of roadway in the Dwight D. Eisenhower National System of Interstate and Defense Highways.
According to Wikipedia, there are 17 Interstate highways in Missouri, with a total length of 1,193 miles.
The answer to this question depends on what you mean by "major highways". South Dakota has two Interstates: Interstate 90, running east and west across the state and Interstate 29, running north and south. It also has US Highways 12, 14, 16, 81, 83, 85, 212, 281, and 385. So you could say that South Dakota has 11 major highways.
Interstate 90 forms the east-west corridor and Interstate 29 handles north-south across eastern South Dakota. Interstate 190 is a spur into Rapid City and Interstate 229 is a Sioux Falls Loop. The Capital in Pierre is not connected to the Interstate Highway system and driving into bordering Montana is on an unpaved road.
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