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North Carolina's Southeast Interstate System

North Carolina's Southeast has two interstate systems. Interstate 95 runs North and South the length of the East coast of the United States. Interstate 40 begins in North Carolina's Southeast and runs to the West coast of the United States and ends at Barstow, California. We are also developing the Interstate 73/74 system.

Interstate 40 begins just shy of U.S. 17 in Wilmington, terminating along with four U.S. routes (74, 76, 117, and 421) in the vicinity of Wilmington. Leaving Wilmington, Interstate 40 will cross Interstate 95 South of Raleigh, NC and then cross Interstate 85 North of Durham, NC.

A section of Interstate 40 is the business loop through Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Crossing Tennessee, Interstate 40 serves Nashville and Knoxville, merging with Interstate 75 briefly West of Knoxville. Entering Arkansas, Interstate 40 serves Fort Smith and Little Rock. The freeway runs with Historic U.S. 66 from Oklahoma City and West. Continuing West, Interstate 40 enters Texas then the Great Plains in Eastern New Mexico. Interstate 40 spans eight states on its cross-country voyage to the West coast and ends in Barstow, California.

From North Carolina's Southeast, the Interstate system will allow transportation via connections to other interstate systems across the United States.