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Interstate 90 

Earned its nickname, America's Great Road, thanks to its impressive length of 3102 miles from the West Coast to the East Coast. Like I-70 and I-40, I-90 transverses the nation, but this interstate is often less trafficked than the others because of its route far to the north of the country. With one end in Seattle, Washington, and the other in Boston, Massachusetts, I-90 also covers Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, South Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York.

Highlights along I-90 are as varied as the geography of this interstate. You can see the Boston Freedom Trail in Massachusetts and pass within short distance of Niagara Falls in New York. If you decide to stop in Cleveland, you can visit the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. There are plenty of museum and shopping choices in Chicago, and you can visit the historical sites of Little Bighorn and Mt. Rushmore from I-90. Whether you want to see the Big Sky of Montana or visit one of the first Starbucks locations in Seattle, I-90 has many different options.

When you decide to undertake a cross-country move, driving yourself and your belongings will likely be the most cost-effective and efficient method of travel. With one of these interstates, you will have an almost direct path to nearly any location, making your move easier and less stressful. 

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Interstate 80
The mostly flat and repetitious route of Interstate 80 across the Great Plains and into the Rocky Mountains has earned this interstate the nickname Lincoln Highway Redux. The nearly 2,900 miles of roadway stretches from San Francisco, California, to Fort Lee, New Jersey, with Nevada, Utah, Wyoming, Nebraska, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and Pennsylvania in between those two points.

If you are looking for points of interest along I-80, you do not need to go any farther than Buffalo Bill Ranch State Historical Park in North Platte, Nebraska, for a look at this notorious figure of the Wild West, or visit the museum-in-a-bridge Archway in Kearney, Nebraska. In Audubon, Iowa, you will find Albert the Bull, a 30-foot tall beast, as well as Elk Horn, Iowa's favorite windmill. You may find the 40-foot glass walls of the Holy Family Shrine in Gretna, Nebraska, a great place to stop for some peace and relaxation on what could be a stressful move. If these statuesque locations are not what you are looking for, try the Seneca Caverns in Bellevue, Ohio for an hour-long tour of nature.

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