Asheville. in Asheville in Black Mountain. The highways travel concurrently to southwest of Old Fort. in Marion in Morganton. The highways travel concurrently through Morganton. in Hickory in Statesville in Statesville in Statesville in Salisbury. The highways travel concurrently through Salisbury. in Salisbury. US 29/US 70 travels concurrently to Greensboro. northeast of Spencer. I-85/US 70 travels concurrently to southwest of Lexington. US 52/US 70 travels concurrently to west of Lexington. southwest of Lexington. I-285/US 70 travel concurrently to west of Lexington. in Lexington. The highways travel concurrently through Lexington. in High Point southwest of Greensboro. The highways travel concurrently through Greensboro. in Greensboro in Greensboro in Greensboro. The highways travel concurrently through Greensboro. in Greensboro in Eno. The highways travel concurrently to Durham. in Durham. The highways travel concurrently through Durham. in Raleigh in Raleigh in Raleigh. The highways travel concurrently through Raleigh. in Raleigh in Garner. The highways travel concurrently to west-southwest of Clayton. in Selma in Selma in Goldsboro in Goldsboro. The highways travel concurrently through Goldsboro. in Kinston. The highways travel concurrently through Kinston. west of New Bern. The highways travel concurrently to the New Bern–James City city line. Seashore Drive/School Drive in Atlantic Special routes Branch routes In Tennessee, US-70 has two additional branches: US-70N and US-70S. This split is unique, in that it is the only existing instance of a N/S split of a U.S. Route. Furthermore, US-70 does not "disappear" at these splits; thus, these two highways co-exist with the main route and both serve as additional branches. US-70N begins in Lebanon, just east of Nashville, and ends in Crossville; US-70S begins in the Bellevue neighborhood of southwest Nashville, and ends in Sparta (a few miles west of Crossville). Historically, both split routes began in Pegram and ended in Crossville. The original designation for US-70 between Lebanon and Sparta was state route 26. Alternate routes There are currently two active alternate routes, all signed and marked on maps as US 70A. Brownville-Huntingdon, Tennessee Pine Level, North Carolina Business routes Pomona, California Decommissioned Alamogordo, New Mexico Ruidoso, New Mexico Portales, New Mexico Hugo, Oklahoma De Queen, Arkansas Glenwood, Arkansas Hot Springs, Arkansas Little Rock, Arkansas Huntingdon, Tennessee Camden, Tennessee Dickson, Tennessee Lebanon, Tennessee Marshall, North Carolina Morganton, North Carolina Lexington, North Carolina Hillsborough, North Carolina Durham, North Carolina Clayton, North Carolina Smithfield, North Carolina Goldsboro, North Carolina Kinston, North Carolina Newport, North Carolina New Bern,