Sentence examples for confluence of highway from inspiring English sources

Mere minutes away from the congested confluence of Highway 101 and Interstate 880 in San Jose, Calif.

The stadium, however, would sit at the confluence of highways, not city streets, which runs contrary to the idea of what Ebbets Field represented.

The neighborhood started out as a genteel garden suburb, and despite intense development pressure because of its location at the confluence of a number of highways and subway lines, a number of vigorous community associations have worked hard to keep it as close to that ideal as possible.

A location on a highway just beyond the confluence of two or more roads from the border, in order to permit the checking of a large volume of traffic with a minimum number of officers.

Ohio, $175 million of highway debt securities.

Construction of Highway 406 began in 1963.

Widening of Highway 400 began in 1971.

For years, Syracuse's location, at the confluence of several canals, rail lines and, later, highways, made it an appealing place for manufacturers of all sorts.

The highway intersects M-33 near the confluence of the Cheboygan and Black rivers.

In Grand Goave, long lasting (≈20 days) winter case clusters appeared in early January at the confluence of a natural waterway and Route 2, the major highway into the southern peninsula.

It never had Buffalo's steel mills or Troy's collar factories, but its location at the confluence of transportation innovations -- first canals, then railroads and now highways -- has made it an attractive place for manufacturing.