Question
Describe the U.S. highway system in spatial terms.
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partly radial and partly grid-like
partly radial and partly grid-like
partly radial and partly disorganized
partly radial and partly disorganized
mainly grid-like
mainly grid-like
mainly radial, or star-shaped
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partly radial and partly grid-like
partly radial and partly grid-like
partly radial and partly disorganized
partly radial and partly disorganized
mainly grid-like
mainly grid-like
mainly radial, or star-shaped
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GPT-4o mini
The U.S. highway system is best described as **partly radial and partly grid-like**. While major highways often radiate from populous centers (like cities), creating a star-shaped pattern, there is also a grid-like structure, particularly with the non-interstate roads and secondary routes that connect various regions. This combination allows for efficient transportation across diverse geographical areas while providing multiple routes for travel and commerce.
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