Interstate 95 stakes its claim as "America's Highway" by passing through the country's most densely populated region - the Eastern Seaboard. Some 110 million people live within hailing distance of its 1,917 miles reaching from the Canadian border to Miami, Florida. The average daily traffic volume on any stretch of highway is 72,000 vehicles with an estimated 565 million trips of over 100 miles taken each year. More than one in every three miles traveled by Americans takes place on I-95.There are 670 exits along Interstate 95 - many leading to America's most famous and historic towns. In the South Atlantic the traveler encounters two of America's greatest cities to walk - Baltimore and Washington - and a handful of smaller cities that are equally intriguing. In Virginia, along I-95 are towns draped in Colonial and Civil War history. There is no better way to see the towns along Interstate 95 than on foot. And there is no better way to appreciate what you are looking at than with a walking tour. Whether you are visiting a new town or just out to look at your own town in a new way, a walking tour is ready to explore when you are. Each walking tour describes a mix of historical and architectural and ecclesiastical landmarks.Tours Included: Elkton MDPort Deposit MDHavre de Grace MDBaltimore MDLaurel MDWashington DCAlexandria VAFredericksburg VARichmond VAPetersburg V