Interstate 25 facts for kids
Quick facts for kids
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| Route information | |
| Length | 1,062.77 mi (1,710.36 km) |
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| South end |  I-10 near Las Cruces, NM |
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| North end |  I-90 in Buffalo, WY |
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| States: | New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming |
| Highway system | |
| Main route of the Interstate Highway System Main • Auxiliary • Business |
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Interstate 25 (often called I-25) is a very important road in the United States. It is part of the Interstate Highway System, a big network of highways that connect states across the country. I-25 stretches for about 1,063 miles (1,710 km).
This long road starts in the south near Las Cruces, New Mexico. It then travels north through three states: New Mexico, Colorado, and Wyoming. Its journey ends in the north near Buffalo, Wyoming.
approaching Santa Fe, New Mexico
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Exploring Interstate 25: A Northern Journey
I-25 connects many major cities along its path. As you travel north, you'll pass through exciting places. This highway helps people and goods move easily across the western United States.
New Mexico: Desert to Mountains
In New Mexico, I-25 begins near Las Cruces. It then heads north through the state's capital, Santa Fe. You'll also pass through Albuquerque, New Mexico's largest city. This part of the highway shows off beautiful desert landscapes and historic towns.
Colorado: Cities and Scenery
As I-25 enters Colorado, it goes through Pueblo and Colorado Springs. These cities are known for their stunning views of the Rocky Mountains. The highway then reaches Denver, the capital of Colorado. Denver is a busy city with lots of things to see and do.
Wyoming: Wide Open Spaces
Finally, I-25 continues its journey into Wyoming. It passes through cities like Cheyenne, the capital, and Casper. This part of the highway offers views of wide-open plains and big skies. The road eventually ends near Buffalo, Wyoming.
Why Interstate 25 is Important
Interstate 25 is more than just a road. It helps connect communities and businesses. It makes it easier for people to travel for vacations or work. It also helps transport goods, which is important for the economy of these states.
This highway is a key part of the Interstate Highway System. It helps millions of people travel safely and efficiently every year.
Images for kids
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At the Big I in Albuquerque, New Mexico
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Rush hour on I-25 through downtown Denver
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John F. Kennedy Memorial Highway in scenic southern Colorado
