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The Indiana Road Map highlights the state and national highways running through the state. The northern part of the state is connected to the southern end of Indian by the Interstate Highways of 65 and 69. The Interstate Highways of 64, 74,70,94,80 and 90 join the eastern and western part of Indiana. During the year of 2000, the State of Indiana had 93,607 miles of total public roads. The state had 73,664 miles of rural roads during the same year. The year 2001 recorded 5,752,405 numbers of registered motor vehicles and 3,857,139 numbers of drivers who had driving license. The road route of US 421 that joins the northern and southern part of the state was constructed during the period of late 1830s. The US 40 that connects eastern and western Indiana was built in the year of 1827. The Indiana Department of Transportation, also referred to as INDOT, helps to maintain the good condition of old roads and builds new roads for easy communication. The Toll Road District is in charge of the Indiana Toll Road Project. The Indiana State Map clearly marks the various cities and towns that are connected by the extensive road routes of the state.
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