List of highways numbered 40

"SR40" redirects here. For the Ruger pistol, see Ruger SR series#Variants.

The following highways are numbered 40:

Australia

• NSW State Route 40 (Bells Line of Road, Old Windsor Road and Victoria Road in Sydney)
• Victorian State Route 40

Argentina

• National Route 40 (Argentina)

Canada

• Alberta Highway 40
• Newfoundland and Labrador Route 40
• Highway 40 (Ontario)
• Quebec Autoroute 40
• Saskatchewan Highway 40

Israel

• Highway 40 (Israel)

Japan

• Japan National Route 40

Saudi Arabia

• Highway 40 (Saudi Arabia)

South Korea

• Pyeongtaek-Chungju Expressway

Sweden

• Swedish road 40, formerly Swedish national road 40 connecting Göteborg, Borås, and Jönköping

Mexico

• Mexican Federal Highway 40

United Kingdom

• British A40 (London-Fishguard)
• British M40 (Denham-Earlswood)

United States

• Interstate 40
• U.S. Route 40
• Alabama State Route 40
• Colorado State Highway 40
• Connecticut Route 40
• Florida State Road 40
• Georgia State Route 40
• Idaho State Highway 40
• Illinois Route 40
• Kentucky Route 40
• Louisiana Highway 40
• Massachusetts Route 40
• M-40 (Michigan highway)
• Minnesota State Highway 40
• Missouri Route 40 (1922) (former)
• Montana Highway 40
• Nebraska Highway 40
• Nevada State Route 40 (former)
• New Jersey Route 40 (former)
• New York State Route 40
• North Carolina Highway 40 (former)
• North Dakota Highway 40
• Oklahoma State Highway 40A
• South Dakota Highway 40
  • South Dakota Highway 40A (former)
• Tennessee State Route 40
• Texas State Highway 40
  • Texas State Highway Loop 40
  • Texas Farm to Market Road 40
  • Texas Urban Road 40 (signed as Texas FM 40)
  • Texas Park Road 40
• Utah State Route 40 (former)
• Virginia State Route 40
• Wisconsin Highway 40

Other areas:

• Puerto Rico Highway 40
• U.S. Virgin Islands Highway 40

See also

• A40 roads

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