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Region index for the broader Route 20 Road Trip guide.

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Regions

Route 20 Road Trip is designed to read by region, not just as a collection of disconnected town pages. Start with Illinois, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, or Massachusetts when you want a broad planning layer first, then move into the narrower regional pages when you want a more specific stretch of the corridor.

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Illinois

State-level gateway for current Illinois coverage, including the strongest western start around Galena, Freeport, and Rockford.

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New York

State-level gateway for current New York coverage, from the Lake Erie side through the Finger Lakes and on toward the Capital Region approach.

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Ohio

State-level gateway for current Ohio coverage in the Western Reserve.

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Pennsylvania

State-level gateway for current Pennsylvania Lake Erie coverage between Ohio and western New York.

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Massachusetts

State-level gateway for current Massachusetts coverage, running from the Berkshires through central Massachusetts to Boston and Kenmore.

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Mississippi Gateway and Western Approach

Western-entry framing for the broader corridor.

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Iowa Driftless and Upper Mississippi Approach

Cross-river context for the western side of Route 20.

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Western New York Lake Erie Corridor

New York subregion for the Lake Erie-side entry from Pennsylvania.

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Western Finger Lakes and Avon

New York subregion for the western Finger Lakes approach toward Canandaigua.

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Eastern Finger Lakes to Auburn

New York subregion that carries the corridor from Canandaigua toward Auburn.

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Finger Lakes and Seneca Falls

New York subregion for the central corridor around Auburn, Skaneateles, and Cazenovia.

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Eastern New York and Capital Region Approach

New York subregion that carries the corridor east toward the Capital Region approach.

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Ohio and the Western Reserve

Ohio subregion centered on the Western Reserve corridor.

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Pennsylvania Lake Erie Corridor

Pennsylvania subregion centered on the Lake Erie corridor.

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New England Gateway

Eastern transition layer from New York into the Berkshires and Massachusetts.

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Berkshire Gateway and Pittsfield–Lenox

Massachusetts subregion for the Berkshire-side start near Pittsfield and Lenox.

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Lee and Jacob's Ladder Approach

Massachusetts subregion that carries the route east from Lenox toward Jacob's Ladder.

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Chester and Jacob's Ladder Continuation

Massachusetts subregion for the Jacob's Ladder stretch around Chester.

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Russell and Westfield Transition

Massachusetts subregion that carries the route east toward Westfield before Springfield.

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West Springfield and Springfield Gateway

Massachusetts subregion for the Springfield-area gateway stretch.

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Wilbraham and Palmer Continuation

Massachusetts subregion that carries the route east from Springfield toward Palmer.

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Brimfield and Sturbridge Continuation

Massachusetts subregion that carries the route east from Palmer toward Sturbridge.

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Auburn and Worcester Continuation

Massachusetts subregion that carries the route east from Sturbridge toward Worcester.

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Shrewsbury and Marlborough Continuation

Massachusetts subregion that carries the route east from Worcester toward Marlborough.

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Framingham and Weston Continuation

Massachusetts subregion that carries the route east from Marlborough toward Weston.

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Waltham and Watertown Continuation

Massachusetts subregion that carries the route east from Weston toward Waltham and Watertown.

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Boston and Kenmore Final Approach

Massachusetts subregion for the final approach into Boston and Kenmore.

How to use this page

Start with Illinois, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, or Massachusetts when you want a state-level frame first. Use New England Gateway when you want the eastern transition from New York into the Berkshires. Then move into narrower regional or segment pages when you want a specific stretch of road, a smaller group of towns, or a ready-made trip.