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Bentley wrote:
> 
> Greg Resch <reschDELETE@millkern.com> said something like:
> :  > >  > . . .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.)
> 
> Please read a usenet FAQ on how quoting works.
> 
> :  > > ...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.
> 
> : If you see 295 in the route I described, you're missing more than just
> : some ramps, fella!
> 
> Newflash: BW Parkway = 295. Not I-295, if that's what's confusing you so
> much.
> 
MD I 295 starts south of MD I 95 I 495 Capital Beltway at India Head
Highway MD SR 210, becomes DC I 295 Anacostia freeway / Kenilworth Ave
at DC line DC I 295 crosses 11 Th St Bridge, Anacostia freeway /
Kenilworth Ave continues as DC 295 to DC line left lane to Baltimore
Washington Pkwy right lanes Kenilworth Ave MD SR 201, Baltimore
Washington Pkwy (National Park Service maintaned road) ends at MD SR
175 and becomes MD SR 295 in to Baltimore and becomes Russell St at
MD I 95 south of Camdon Yards. The National Park Service maintaned
part of Baltimore Washington Pkwy does not have a route number,
Interstate, Maryland state or other wise!
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                            John R Cambron
                          North Beach MD USA
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