Signs Tagged With Shield

ID-44 east approaching ID-55 in Eagle.

ID-44 east at ID-16 in Star.

Distance marker on ID-44 east. Distance to Star, Eagle, and Boise.

Distance marker on ID-44 east. Distance to Middleton, Star, and Boise.

Beginning of ID-44 east at I-84/US-30 West onramp (Exit 25). Turn left on I-84/US-30 West for Ontario. Continue straight for ID-44 east to Middleton and Star.

I-84 East (Exit 25) at ID-44 junction. Turn left for ID-44 east to Middleton. Continue ahead for the onramp for I-84/US-30 towards Caldwell and Boise.

US-30 east at I-84 (Exit 306) onramp. US-30 joins I-84 east to Huntington. This is the eastern entrance to Baker City. Use I-84 East/US-30 East for Ontario. Use I-84 West for La Grande.

US-30 West/(OR-7 East) along Main St. in Baker City. Continue along Main St. for I-84 (via OR-7).

OR-7 east approaching US-30 in Baker City.

Entering Baker City on OR-7 East.

OR-245 east at Bridgeport/Durkee Junction.

Entering Hereford on OR-245 east.

Burnt River on OR-245 East.

US-54 north at TX-601 Spur onramp. There is a freeway to freeway connection between US-54 and TX-601, but the author took the ramp from US-54 to a surface street which turns into TX-601.

TX-37 Spur West at I-10/US-180 East/US-85 South. This is the onramp for Exit 2 on I-10. In the background of the photo is the city limit sign for the Village of Vinton.

TX-37 Spur east at I-10/US-180 West/US-85 North. This is the onramp for I-10 Exit 2.

FM-1905 east at TX-6 Spur. Turn right for TX-6 Spur, continue ahead on FM-1905 for I-10.

Roundabout at NM-460/NM-478 junction. Merge right to continue south on NM-460; continue through roundabout for NM-460 north.

NM-460 north approaching NM-478 in Anthony.

TX-20 west at FM-1905 junction in Anthony, TX.

TX-20 west at FM-1905 junction. FM-1905 joins TX-20 west for a few blocks through Anthony. Use FM-1905 east for I-10.

TX-20 west in Anthony, Texas.

US-70 west approaching I-25 to El Paso and Albuquerque. Continue west on US-70 for Las Cruces.

US-70 West/US-54 South at US-70/US-54 split.

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.