I figured that it was east of the Mississippi because of the (IMO) tight footprint of the interchange. The BGS on the right has a two word city but two actual words. The middle BGS has a two word control city with just a single letter as the first word. the Yankee Expressway) with I-91 in Hartford, Connecticut, just before it crosses the Connecticut River. With a quick trip to the forums at, a haven for “roadgeeks” who love discussing interstates, construction, road trips, etc, Radiohead fans had their answer, courtesy of user Mapmikey: the eastbound junction of I-84 (a.k.a. Unfortunately you can’t quite read the lettering, but hopefully it was enough for an expert to make use of.

It doesn’t show that much more, but you can tell that the area is urban, hilly, and probably American going by the signage and right-driving traffic.

However, after Radiohead released concept art from the OK Computer era that showed more details from the underlying photo - fans saw an opportunity. Radiohead fans have always wondered where the highway on the cover of OK Computer was supposed to be, but figured the image was too fuzzy to identify - it may have even been a drawing for all we know.

Ok computer radiohead album cover