Interstate system progress and costs in the 1960s
The World Almanac notes the national interstate system nearing half completion by 1966 with about 23,000 miles of high speed roads, a 41,000 mile network by 1975, and an estimated $51 billion total cost with 90 percent federal funding. The plan aims to connect 90 percent of U S cities over 50,000 population.
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