Interstate 5 in Redding

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Interstate 5 in Redding is a major north–south freeway corridor in Northern California that serves as a key transportation route through the city and connects it to regional and interstate destinations.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf freeway corridor
highway segment
connectsTo communities north of Redding
communities south of Redding
country United States of America
crosses Sacramento River in Redding
direction north–south
function interstate connector
major transportation corridor
regional connector
hasJunctionWith California State Route 273
California State Route 299
California State Route 44
highwaySystem Interstate Highway System
lanes multiple lanes in each direction
locatedIn Northern California
Redding, California
linked to: Redding

Shasta County, California
linked to: Shasta County
maintainedBy California Department of Transportation
linked to: Caltrans
partOf Interstate 5
passesThrough urban area of Redding
roadType controlled-access freeway
serves city of Redding
interstate traffic between Oregon and Central California
regional traffic in Shasta County
speedLimitType freeway speed limits
state California
usedFor commuter traffic
freight transport
long-distance travel

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California State Route 299 intersects Interstate 5 in Redding
California State Route 44 westernTerminus Interstate 5 in Redding, California
linked to: Interstate 5 in Redding
California State Route 44 hasJunction Interstate 5 in Redding
SR 299 connectsTo Interstate 5 in Redding