U.S. Highway 4

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U.S. Highway 4
Length	256 miles (412 km)
General direction	South/North and East/West
From	Portsmouth, NH
To	East Greenbush, NY
Major cities	Concord, Albany
Established	1926
System	U.S. Highway system

United States Highway 4 is a United States highway that runs from Portsmouth, New Hampshire to East Greenbush, New York. In New Hampshire and Vermont it runs generally east-west; in New York, north-south. Signage changes from "East/West" to "North/South" at the Vermont/New York state line.

Contents 1 History of Termini 2 States 3 Child routes 4 See also

History of Termini

Approx. time period	East Terminus	West Terminus
1926-1930	Portsmouth, New Hampshire	Glens Falls, New York
1930-present	Portsmouth, New Hampshire	East Greenbush, New York

States

U.S. Highway 4 travels through the following states:

Miles	km	state
110	177	New Hampshire
64	103	Vermont
82	132	New York
256	412	Total

Child routes

• U.S. Highway 104 (decommissioned, now New York State Route 104, never directly connected to US 4 but had a sensible designation as it was on the same latitude as its "parent" and had no other logical designations)

See also

• List of U.S. Highways

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