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   ...more to come, including the U.S. Highways in Wisconsin!

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So why is it called
 a State “Trunk” Highway?


"Kind of like a belt that doesn't go all the way around"

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Southern terminus: Milwaukee County, at Highway 32 in Oak Creek

Northern terminus: Milwaukee County, at Highway 32 & I-43 (Exit 82) in River Hills

Mileage: about 40 miles

Counties along the way: Milwaukee, Waukesha

Sample towns along the way: Oak Creek, Franklin, Hales Corners, Greenfield, West Allis, Wauwatosa, Milwaukee, Menomonee Falls, Brown Deer, River Hills, Bayside

Bypass alternates at: Actually, this IS a bypass

Quickie Summary: State “Trunk” Highway 100 runs as a "beltline" around Milwaukee County. It's not a road to follow for adventure in open countryside or getting away from it all, but it does link up a lot of things in the Milwaukee area and provides an interesting tour of the county and its many environments.

The Drive (South To West To North To East): COMING SOON!

Upcoming events in places along Highway 100:
Father's Day at the Zoo, Milwaukee, June 15, 2008

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