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The Minnesota Road Map indicates the state and national highways, county roads and streets of the state. The northern part of Minnesota is well connected with the southern part of the state by the Interstate Highway of 35. The Interstate Highways of 90 and 94 make the eastern end of Minnesota easily accessible to the western end of the state. During 2000, Minnesota had 212,835 kilometer of total roads that included 187,057 kilometer of roads in the rural areas and 25,778 kilometer of roads in the urban areas. The state had 2,625,595 numbers of automobiles, 1,989,580 numbers of trucks and 14,765 numbers of public and private buses in the year of 2000. The good roads of Minnesota connect all the important cities of the state. The road route of I-35 connects Minneapolis with Duluth, and the route of I-94 conveniently joins Fargo and Moorhead. The county roads comfortably connect the 87 Counties of the state. Some of the notable county roads of Minnesota are CSAH 18, CSAH 42 and Ayd Mill Road. The CSAH 18 provides accessibility to the Scott County. The CSAH 42 connects the Counties of Scott and Dakota. The Minnesota Map highlights the counties and cities that are connected by the roads of the state.
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