Tracy Business Loop
| Interstate 205 Business | |
|---|---|
| Location: | Tracy, California |
Interstate 205 Business is a locally maintained business route. It locally follows 11th Street, the historic four-lane alignment of U.S. Route 50, through Tracy. The route begins at a split with I-205 west of the city. After passing through downtown Tracy, it curves northeast at a junction with former SR 33, which has been truncated to the south at I-5. The final stretch of Interstate 205 Business runs diagonally to a merge with I-5, which comes from the south and continues northeast along the former US 50 alignment. The east end of Interstate 205 Business is about 3/4 mile (1 km) southwest of the end of I-205; normally Interstate 205 Business would return to I-205 at both ends, but here I-205 and Interstate 205 Business both end at I-5.
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