Highway 55

Highway 55 was a highway that connects Campbell Village to  Pulaski. It was built in 1973 with 4 phases, phase 1 was from Pulaski to Italy, phase 2 from Italy to Winchester, phase 3 from Winchester to Southfield, and phase 4 was from Southfield to Campbell Village. It uses its concurrency with Route 3 to Winchester. It is a 4-lane highway in New Astoria and New Seattle.

History
In the early 1960s, NADOT was planning for a highway to run from Pulaski to Campbell Village to replace or with a concurrency with Route 3. They was planning with a four phase project. The Dartmouth Bridge was part of a project to replace the old one. Construction began on a highway in 1964 and it was completed on 1973. The exit to the Manhattan Area Airport was completed in 1972.

Description
Highway 55 begins at an interchange with Highway 70 and Route 2. It travels northbound through the forest, then it meets the exit to Manhattan Area Airport, then crosses the Dartmouth Bridge on the Albany River. It enters towns, such as Dartmouth, Newcastle and Italy. It enters the State of New Seattle, a Swedish-English state of New Stockholm. It enters Winchester, a town that is one of the interesting places on this state. It ends in Campbell Village, after crossing another bridge, the Kenneth Campbell Bridge.