Interstate 238 (original) (raw)
Interstate 238 is a short interstate highway entirely within the state of California. Its western terminus is at Hayward, California at an intersection with I-580 and CA 238 and its eastern terminus is at San Lorenzo, California at I-880. See Interstate 80 for more about these routes.
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| [1 Number of Miles](#Number of Miles) [2 Major Cities Along the Route](#Major Cities Along the Route) [3 Intersections with other Main-Line Interstates](#Intersections with other Main-Line Interstates) [4 Spur Routes](#Spur Routes) 5 Notes |
Number of Miles
2
- California - 2 miles
Major Cities Along the Route
- The whole road is in suburbs of Oakland, California
Intersections with other Main-Line Interstates
None
Spur Routes
None
Notes
It exists because a short section of California State Highway 238 got Interstate funding and California had exhausted its list of I-x80 interstates. (Today, I-480 is available because that freeway was torn down as a result of the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake.) There is no Interstate 38, and if it did exist, it wouldn't go anywhere near Oakland, California.