name some of the important highways
Interstate 27 and Interstate 40.
Amarillo, Texas
Amarillo is served by two interstate highways: Interstate 27 and Interstate 40.
a city in texas known for its yellow soil and wildflowers Amarillo. is this a city? Yes. to which country does it belong to? The U.S.A. what is its full form? The United States of America. tell me one aspect of the city's climate The city has a temperate semi-arid climate. how many people reside in this place? At the 2010 Census, there were 190,695 people residing in Amarillo. does it have a local government? Yes, it has the council-manager form of municipal government, with all governmental powers resting in a legislative body, called a council. which educations institues does it have? Apart from Amarillo College , Wayland Baptist University has a branch campus here. tell me one important cultural aspect it has Natural attractions like the The Palo Duro Canyon State Park , the Alibates Flint Quarries National Monument and others. which sports are played here? Football, hockey and baseball. which airports would i find here? Rick Husband Amarillo International Airport, Tradewind Airport and the Buffalo Airport. does it have a railway line for trains? Amarillo has no passenger rail service but remains an important part of the rail freight system.
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Amarillo, Texas [SEP] Major highways
Amarillo is served by two interstate highways: Interstate 27 and Interstate 40. Amarillo is also the northern terminus for I-27, of which less than one mile (~1.6 km) is located in Potter County. The highway terminates at the city's main west–east highway, Interstate 40, just north of the Potter-Randall County line. The roadway continues northward into downtown Amarillo via U.S. 60, 87, and 287, via a series of four one-way streets including Buchanan, Pierce, Fillmore and Taylor. North of downtown the highway becomes US 87 & 287 and continues northward to Dumas, Texas. Interstate 40, the city's major east–west thoroughfare was completed entirely through Amarillo in November 1968 across the center of the city.