Signs Tagged With Interstate Shield with State Name

NV-225 north at I-80 West (Exit 301).

BL-80 West at NV-225 North. Continue west on BL-80 (Idaho St.) for I-80.

BL-80 West (Idaho St.), to NV-225 and I-80.

End NV-227 west at BL-80 (Idaho St.) in downtown Elko. Use Idaho St. for access to I-80. Use Idaho St. west for access to NV-225.

I-80 east at Exit 115 A-C - Bangerter Highway/SLC International Airport/North Temple. Approaching Exit 117 - I-215/Ogden/Provo. In the I-215 shield is the text UTAH. More and more of these types of shields with the state names are appearing around Utah.

US-95 north at I-80 (Exit 83) onramp. US-95 north joins I-80 east to Winnemucca.

US-95 north approaching I-80 in Churchill County.

Horseshoe Bar Road east at I-80 west onramp (Exit 110) in Loomis.

First shield on I-84 west. The picture is fuzzy, but the shield contains the word UTAH.

End BL-80/Bus. US-189 East at I-80 East/US-189 North to Rock Springs.

Hospital Road north approaching I-76 west.

BL-70/US-40 West/US-287 North at I-70. Turn right for I-70 East; continue over overpass for I-70/US-40 East/US-287 North. This is the western end of the Limon business loop.

BL-70/US-24/US-40 West/US-287 North approaching I-70 (Exit 361).

US-50 West/US-287 North at US-287 North/To I-70/Eads/Kit Carson.

US-50 West/US-287 North approaching US-287 North. Use US-287 north for I-70/Eads/Kit Carson.

Welcome to New Mexico - The Land of Enchantment at Raton Pass.

End CO-165 East at I-25. Use I-25 south for Walsenburg; I-25 north for Pueblo.

I-215 north approaching Exit 26 - UT-67/Legacy Parkway. Continue north on I-215 for I-15 and Ogden.

I-25 North approaching Exit 330 - Bernal.

I-40 east Exit 230 at NM-3. Turn right on NM-3 for Encino; turn left for Villanueva State Park, Agua Verde Ranch, and Melaz Camp.

I-10 east approaching Exit 144 - I-25 North/Albuquerque.

NM-28 south at I-10 east to El Paso (Exit 140).

NM-28 south at I-10 (Exit 140). Merge right for I-10 west to Deming; continue under freeway for I-10 east to El Paso.

I-10 west with the word Texas in the shield. The only I-10 shields with the state name I saw were in Hudspeth County.

NM-152 West at I-25 in rural Sierra County.