Northwestern Turnpike (historic U.S. Route 50)

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The Northwestern Turnpike (historic U.S. Route 50) is a 19th-century east–west transportation route across the Appalachian region, historically linking Winchester, Virginia, to Parkersburg, West Virginia, and serving as a key corridor for trade and travel.

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Northwestern Turnpike (historic U.S. Route 50) canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic road
transportation corridor
turnpike
alsoKnownAs historic U.S. Route 50 in Appalachia
connects Ohio River Valley
linked to: Ohio Valley region

Shenandoah Valley
connectsCity Parkersburg, West Virginia
Winchester, Virginia
country United States
crosses Appalachian Mountains
direction east–west
followsApproximateRouteOf U.S. Route 50
hasRouteNumber U.S. Route 50 (historic alignment)
linked to: U.S. Route 50
historicalEra 19th century
historicalSignificance facilitated economic development in western Virginia and present-day West Virginia
key corridor for east–west movement across Appalachians
locatedIn Appalachian region
United States
Virginia
West Virginia
partOf historic U.S. Route 50 corridor
roadType turnpike
state Virginia
West Virginia
terminusA Winchester, Virginia
terminusB Parkersburg, West Virginia
usedFor trade
travel

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Gore, Virginia locatedOn Northwestern Turnpike (historic U.S. Route 50)