Signs Tagged With Shield::Interstate State Name

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.

I-10 west at Exit 82A - US-180 West/NM-26 East/Silver City/Hatch.

End NM-188 at I-10 junction. Use right lanes for I-10 west to Deming; left lanes for I-10 east to El Paso (Texas).

NM-188 east approaching I-10. Use I-10 for El Paso (Texas) and Deming.

US-6 west approaching I-15 onramps. Notice the the I-15 shield inside the I-15 Jct. big green sign has the word Utah in it. There are a few of these shields around the Provo area that appear to be newly posted.

US-6 West/US-89 North approaching US-89/US-6 split. Continue west on US-6 for I-15 junction. The I-15 shield contains the word Utah. This is one of the many I-15 shields in the Provo area that have the word Utah in it.

I-25 north at Exit 282B-A - US-84/US-285 North/Santa Fe - Plaza/St. Francis Drive. Approaching Exit 284 - NM-466/Old Pecos Trail. Continue north on I-25 for Las Vegas. US-84 joins I-25 north towards Las Vegas; US-285 joins I-25 north for 8 miles.

NM-14 north at NM-599. Use NM-599 for I-25. Northbound I-25 traffic can continue north on NM-14, although NM-599 is a shortcut to the freeway. This is the southern end of the Santa Fe Relief Route.