U.S. Virgin Islands Highway 32
Highway 32 is a road on St. Thomas, USVI. It runs about four miles (6 km) from Highway 38 in Tutu to Red Hook, the easternmost point of the island, where its designation changes back to Highway 38. Along the way, Highway 32 meets Highway 30 near the town of Nadir; though most traffic will have used the quicker Highway 38 into Charlotte Amalie, unless they are traveling from the south.
Read more about U.S. Virgin Islands Highway 32: Auxiliary Routes
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