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1. Highway 1: Runs diagonally for 431.88 miles, connecting hurricane-vulnerable Grand Isle in the Gulf of Mexico in the southeast corner of the state to the northwest corner near Shreveport.
2. Route 5: Part of a three-state, 650-mile highway, this 352.8-mile highway is the only one to traverse its state entirely, from the Arkansas state line in Ozark County to the Iowa state line at the northern border of the state.
3. State Route 11: At 376 miles, this state's longest highway passes through 20 of its 159 counties, connecting the Florida state line and the North Carolina state line.
4. State Highway 16: Starts in Zapata, near the Mexican border, at its southern end and ends nearly 542 miles north in Wichita Falls.
5. State Route 20: Also called the North Cascades Highway, SR 20 is 436 miles long and crosses the northern portion of this state from Discovery Bay on the Olympic Peninsula to Newport near the Idaho state border.
6. State Trunk Highway 35: Runs 412 miles north to south on the western edge of the state near its borders with Iowa and Minnesota.
7. Highway 92: This 489-mile highway runs from its state's western border with Wyoming to the South Omaha Veterans Memorial Bridge over the Missouri River at the state's eastern border with Iowa.
8. Highway 200: The longest state highway in the nation, at over 706 miles, stretches east to west across this fourth largest state, starting in Sanders County and going through 14 total counties before exiting Richland County into a neighboring state.
9. State Route 318: In the eastern half of its state, SR 318 is just less than 111 miles long, beginning at Crystal Springs and ending 25 miles southwest of Ely.
10. Highway 789: This 407-mile state highway runs from the south of its state at the Colorado border to the northern border with Montana.
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