Interstate 695 (New Jersey)

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Interstate 695 was a proposed connection between I-287 and I-95 in central New Jersey. Under the original proposal for the Interstate Highways in New Jersey, I-95 would split from its current alignment north of Trenton and head cross-country on the Somerset Freeway to I-287, where it would run east to the New Jersey Turnpike (this last portion was officially designated as I-95, with corresponding exit numbers, but no I-95 signage). I-695 would branch off from I-95 as a shortcut to I-287.

I-695 was cancelled (or at least the designation was) when the I-95 fork to an intersection near the 5-mile mark was cancelled and I-95 was rerouted to the I-695 fork. When the Somerset Freeway proposal for I-95 was canceled in the 1980s, so was I-695.

	edit Auxiliary routes of Interstate 95
	Current and Future (F)	Former
	Florida - Maine - Maryland - Massachusetts/Rhode Island - New Jersey - Virginia
	Delaware/New Jersey - District of Columbia/Maryland - Florida - Massachusetts/Rhode Island - Maine - New York - North Carolina - Virginia
	Connecticut/Massachusetts - District of Columbia/Virginia - Florida - Maryland - Maine
	Delaware - District of Columbia/Maryland/Virginia - Maine - Massachusetts - New York	New Jersey - Pennsylvania
	Florida - Maryland	Virginia
	District of Columbia - Maryland - New York	Massachusetts - New Jersey - Pennsylvania
	Florida (F) - Maryland	Virginia
	Maryland - New York	Delaware - New Jersey/Pennsylvania - Rhode Island/Massachusetts - Virginia

Browse numbered routes
< I-676	NJ		NJ 700 >

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