USВ 5 and I-91 meet up again 2 miles north of Passumpsic in the town of St. USВ 5 winds along the west bank of the Passumpsic, traveling through the town of Passumpsic. USВ 5 crosses back and forth across the interstate a couple of times north of Barnet before USВ 5 and I-91 split at the Passumpsic River, about 2 miles north of Barnet. Continuing north, USВ 5 crosses into Caledonia County, then travels 11 miles before crossing to the west side of Interstate 91, passing through East Ryegate and Barnet. Here, USВ 5 has a very brief concurrency with U.S. Northern Vermont ДЇor around 11 miles north of Bradford, USВ 5 passes through rural country along the Connecticut River before reaching the village of Wells River. USВ 5 continues north, following the Connecticut River closely for 23 miles until it reaches the town of Bradford, passing through the small towns of North Thetford and Ely. Just north of Norwich, USВ 5 crosses into Orange County and the town of Thetford. North of Wilder, USВ 5 crosses Interstate 91 twice. USВ 5 continues north to the town of Wilder, where it forms the main road of the town. Routes 4 and 5 run concurrent for half a mile as a divided four lane surface arterial, crossing the White River. Now on the east side of I-91, USВ 5 winds around the northwest edge of White River Junction, where it hooks up with U.S. North of Hartland, USВ 5 crosses under Interstate 89 in White River Junction with no interchange and intersects I-91 again. Route 12 winds along with USВ 5 through Windsor and across the interstate to Hartland, where it turns northwest away from USВ 5. In Ascutney, USВ 5 picks up Vermont Route 12 for a 10-mile long concurrency. Along this stretch, USВ 5 passes through Wilgus State Park in Ascutney and the town of Windsor. Route 5 continues along the east side of Interstate 91 for 20 miles after its concurrency with Route 11. Sign at junction of USВ 4, USВ 5, and VTВ 14 in White River Junction Here, it picks up a 0.8 mile concurrency with Vermont Route 11 and USВ 5 crosses back to the east side of Interstate 91 with Route 11. USВ 5 continues north on the east side of the interstate, crossing into Windsor County, for 6.6 miles to Springfield, where it crosses to the west side for just under a mile. Near Rockingham, USВ 5 intersects Vermont Route 103, which picks up the Calvin Coolidge Memorial Highway. North of Putney, it crosses over I-91 to serve the towns of Westminster, Bellows Falls, and Rockingham. USВ 5 continues north from Brattleboro, passing near the small towns of Dummerston and Putney. North of Brattleboro, after VTВ 9 turns east, USВ 5 crosses back over the interstate to the west side. USВ 5 also starts a brief concurrency with Vermont Route 9 that continues for 2.3 miles. In Brattleboro, Vermont's fourth largest town, USВ 5 crosses under the interstate and winds through Brattleboro's business district. The road winds through wooded land along the west side of Interstate 91 for its first 8 miles in Vermont. The route is known as the Calvin Coolidge Memorial Highway from the Massachusetts border to the junction of Vermont Route 103 in Rockingham. USВ 5 enters the southern end of Vermont in Windham County at the MassachusettsвЂ“Vermont state line just north of Bernardston and just south of Guilford, Vermont. The road runs through a fairly rural, wooded area throughout much of its path in Vermont. USВ 5 winds through the far eastern part of Vermont, passing through many small towns and villages. It was not paved until the state of Vermont started overseeing the maintenance of the highway in 1931. When the Highway System was formed in November 1926, the former Route 2 was commissioned as USВ 5. Johnsbury, along with the city of Newport near the Canadian border.Д«efore the development of the Numbered Highway System, USВ 5 was designated Route 2 and was part of the New England road marking system that existed from 1922 to 1927. The highway serves the major towns of Brattleboro, Hartford, and St. Johnsbury, where the river turns northeast while US 5 continues north.

USВ 5 also follows the path of the Connecticut River from the Massachusetts border to St. The 192.316 miles (309.503В km) that lie in Vermont are maintained by the Vermont Agency of Transportation (VTrans) and run largely parallel to Interstate 91. In Vermont, the road runs southвЂ“north from the Massachusetts state line near Guilford to the international border. Route 5 ( USВ 5) is a part of the United States Numbered Highway System that runs from New Haven, Connecticut to the CanadaвЂ“United States border at Derby Line, Vermont. Windham, Windsor, Orange, Caledonia, Orleans Route 143 at the Canadian border in Derby Line

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