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Greg Resch wrote:
> 
> Bentley <bentley@access4.digex.net> writes:
> 
>  > In dc.driving Greg Resch <reschDELETE@millkern.com> wrote:
>  > >  > . . .I think that there is no excuse for a freeway system that forces
>  > >  > me to drive on the WW bridge if I want to get from Arlington to BWI.
> (No, I most certainly didn't, Bentley.  Please stop misquoting people.)
>  >
>  > > ...Aren't Arlington and BWI still directly connected via the BW
>  > > Parkway, New York Avenue, and the Southeast-Southwest Expressway?
>  >
>  > I'm curious as to how you get northbound on 295 from the SE-SW expressway.
>  > I must have missed those ramps.

There are 4 was to get from SE SW freeway DC I 295 to north bound DC 295
Kenilworth Ave.

1 no stop lights, cross 11th St bridge exit south Siutland Pkwy ride
ramps back on to DC I 295 north, pass 11th St bridge you are now on DC
295 Kenilworth Ave north heading to Baltimore Washington Pkwy.

2 cross 11th St bridge exit Howard Rd left at light at bottom of ramp,
go under under pass left at light to on ramp to DC I 295 moveover 2
lanes pass 11th St bridge you are now on DC 295 Kenilworth Ave north
heading to Baltimore Washington Pkwy.

3 exit South capital St cross Frederick Douglass Bridge left exit to
Siutland Pkwy right exit after under pass to north bound DC I 295
north, pass 11th St bridge you are now on DC 295 Kenilworth Ave north
heading to Baltimore Washington Pkwy.

4 go to the end of SE SW Freeway exit Pennsylvania Ave cross Sousa
Bridge left at light beyond over pass you are now on DC 295
Kenilworth Ave north heading to Baltimore Washington Pkwy.

All these routes except one will work in opposite direction, that is
there is no exit to Pennsylvania Ave west bound off DC 295 Kenilworth
Ave south bound.
-- 
                            John R Cambron
                          North Beach MD USA

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