US Highway 10

A chain of United States roads, highways, and streets stretching from just west of Fargo, North Dakota to Bay City, Michigan.  Once, this highway was longer, stretching all the way west to Seattle, Washington.   However, when I-94 opened in 1968, it and I-90 replaced the western two-thirds of US 10.
 

North Dakota

• West Fargo (Main Av) Jct I-94
• Fargo, Jct I-29, the beginning of I-10 according to some sources
• Red River of the North

Minnesota

• Moorhead, Center Av
• Detroit Lakes
• Wadena
• Staples
• Mississippi River, begins parallelling it
• Little Falls
• Sauk Rapids, just across the river from St. Cloud
• Elk River, C US 169
• Anoka, F, Anoka Cutoff
• Jct I-694 (Twin Cities Beltway), C
• Jct I-35E, C, F I-694
• Saint Paul,
• Jct I-94 (Hudson Rd), C, F I-35E,
• Etna St, F I-94, C US 61
• Jct I-494
• F US 61, not crossing the Mississippi but the
• St Croix River

Wisconsin

• Prescott
• Ellsworth
• Chippewa River
• Durand
• Osseo, Jct I-94
• Neillsville
• Wisconsin River
• Stevens Point, Jct US 51
• Waupaca
• Appleton
• Jct I-43
• Manitowoc
• Ferry across Lake Michigan.   The only other US Highway with a ferry link is US 9.

Michigan

• Ludington
• Baldwin in Manistee National Forest
• Reed City, Jct US 131
• Jct US 27 near Clare
• Midland
• Bay City, Jct I-75

AAA Road Atlas, 1994