Connecticut Route 106

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Connecticut Route 106 is a state highway in southwestern Connecticut that runs through towns such as Wilton, serving as a key local connector between residential areas and larger regional routes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf road transportation infrastructure
state highway
connectsTo Connecticut Route 123
Connecticut Route 124
Connecticut Route 33
Merritt Parkway (Connecticut Route 15)
linked to: Merritt Parkway

U.S. Route 1 in Stamford, Connecticut
U.S. Route 7 in Wilton, Connecticut
country United States
function local connector between residential areas and larger regional routes
hasDirection east–west orientation (overall)
hasJunctionWith Merritt Parkway interchange in New Canaan area
U.S. Route 7 in Wilton area
highwayNumber 106
highwayType Connecticut state highway
isNumberedBetween Connecticut Route 105
Connecticut Route 107
locatedIn Fairfield County, Connecticut
State of Connecticut
linked to: Connecticut

southwestern Connecticut
maintainedBy Connecticut Department of Transportation
partOf regional road network of the New York metropolitan area outskirts
passesThrough Town of New Canaan, Connecticut
Town of Norwalk, Connecticut
Town of Stamford, Connecticut
Town of Wilton, Connecticut
linked to: Wilton, Connecticut
regionServed local traffic in southwestern Connecticut
roadClassification collector road
roadSurface paved
serves residential areas in New Canaan
residential areas in Norwalk
residential areas in Stamford
residential areas in Wilton
stateAbbreviation CT
stateRouteSystem Connecticut state highway system
usedFor access to regional highways
access to residential neighborhoods
commuter traffic

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Wilton, Connecticut majorHighway Connecticut Route 106