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Santa goes to Ohio after he visits Pennsylvania. The US Military said once that Santa flies above Interstate 94 for northern States, Interstate 80 which is "The Turnpike" for middle States, and Interstate 40 for southern States. These 3 Interstates gives Santa Claus a "roadmap" to follow for exits, so he can fly down and make sure he visits all the cities and towns in each State. The worst part about following Interstates from the air is when it is a really foggy night, or when States are doing road construction and detours. Santa hates following the lights on orange barrels to go through detours.
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