Interstate 70

Interstate 70 (I-70) is an major highway in the United States that stretches approximately 2,200 miles from Utah to Maryland, crossing multiple states. It serves as a primary east-west route, facilitating interstate travel and commerce. I-70 connects cities like Denver, Kansas City, and St. Louis, providing vital links for transportation, goods, and commuters. The highway features multiple lanes, rest areas, and in some regions, scenic stretches with mountains or plains. As an essential part of the Interstate Highway System, I-70 plays a key role in regional connectivity and economic activity across central and western parts of the country.