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Topic: Interstate 675 (Ohio)

	Interstate 675 Ohio @ Interstate-Guide.com
		Interstate 675 in Ohio is the bypass of Dayton to the south and east, connecting Interstates 70 and 75.
		The final interchange of Interstate 675 is that of Exits 26A/B with Interstate 70/Ohio 4.
		Closer to the departure of Exit 26A on Interstate 675 north.
	www.interstate-guide.com /i-675_oh.html (444 words)

	Ohio @ AARoads.com - Miscellaneous Statewide Photos
		Interstate 270 northbound (outer loop) at the ramp departure for Interstate 670 west & U.S. 62 at Exit 35.
		Ohio 193 paralles the Ohio 11 freeway from Interstate 680 in Youngstown north to the shore of Lake Erie near Kingsville.
		Eastbound U.S. 62, Northbound Ohio 7, and Eastbound Ohio 304 at the Ohio 616 intersection in the town of Hubbard.
	www.aaroadtrips.com /misc_oh.html (1019 words)

	OKRoads -- Interstate 75 Ohio
		Interstate 71 and Interstate 75 North at Exit 1B - Interstate 71 North/U.S. 50 East - Columbus.
		Interstate 75 North approaching Exit 2B - Harrison Avenue - 1 1/2 miles, as Exit 1H departs the ramp to the right.
		Interstate 75 North at Exit 4 - Interstate 74/U.S. 52 West/U.S. 27 North - Indianapolis.
	www.okroads.com /guides/i75oh.html (454 words)

	Ohio Highway Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		This also would help the development of southeast Ohio which I hear from an OU acquaintance is the poorest part of Ohio.
		A possible twist to this proposal would be to re-route I-75 onto 675 and the new highway, and the former 75 would be a x75 maybe 675.
		If the interstate ends at the junction of PA 60, which is what I think it should, it will be an odd 3di.
	www.roadfan.com /polohio.html (1140 words)

	The Industrial Energy Users (IEU-Ohio) - Basic Terms
		Ohio is part of the East Central Area Reliability Coordination Agreement, or ECAR, region.
		Ohio electric consumers are supplied by investor-owned (privately-owned) utilities, rural electric cooperatives (consumer-owned) and municipal electric (community-owned) systems.
		Ohio's restructuring law provides for two types of aggregation by local governments: opt-in and opt-out.
	www.ieu-ohio.org /information/education/basic_terms.html (1112 words)

	Interstate 75 Accident Lawyer. - Injury & Accidents. Ohio, OH Attorneys
		I-75 intersects with Interstate 74 in Cincinnati, Ohio - Interstate 70 in Vandalia, Ohio (near Dayton) - Interstate 80 and Interstate 90 in Perrysburg, Ohio (near Toledo).
		Dayton’s I-675 is an integral part of its connection to I-70.
		I-675 is strategically placed to serve as a efficient cattle chute.
	www.munley.com /ohio-truck-lawyers/interstate-75.html (455 words)

	Worst Highways Report: Sierra Club - Ohio Chapter (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Interstate 75 is a 1,775 mile highway that extends from Ft. Lauderdale, Florida to the U.S. - Canadian border in Michigan.
		State and local taxpayers spent millions of dollars on the recent widening of Ohio Route 741 on the eastern edge of the proposed interchange, yet sprawl development is quickly nullifying the benefits, causing traffic congestion to be a serious problem.
		Environmental Assessment: Proposed Improvement of U.S. 30 (Lincoln Highway) From Upper Sandusky to the Bucyrus Bypass, Wyandot and Crawford Counties, Ohio.
	ohio.sierraclub.org /sprawl/worsthighways.asp (4720 words)

	Interstate 675
		I-675 was planned to extend north to I-420, and then continue as GA 400 to the top of I-285.
		"None the less, I-675 was routed through Downtown Saginaw and enabled travelers to cross the Saginaw river at a narrower non-navigable point bypassing the drawbridge.
		There were electronic signs to advise people to take I-675 and avoid the drawbridge but for some reason most travelers never heeded them." [2
	www.kurumi.com /roads/3di/i675.html (457 words)

	Interstate 75, Ohio
		Roads of the Mid-South & West > Highways of the State of Ohio > Interstate 75, Ohio
		Interstate 75 is the main north-south highway in the western portion of the State of Ohio.
		Interstate 71, briefly at the Ohio River in Cincinnati.
	www.geocities.com /ohmiroads/75oh.html (85 words)

	Colonel's Column - You Drink & Drive. You Lose.
		Ohio Revised Code section 4511.213 is designed to protect public safety personnel while they are performing job duties on Ohio’s roadways.
		Knowledge and compliance of this law is key in protecting the lives of public safety workers on Ohio roadways.
		I am asking Ohio motorists to help ensure the safety of Ohio’s law enforcement officers and emergency personnel by slowing down, moving over, and proceeding with caution when emergency vehicle lights are activated.
	dw.ohio.gov /ohiostatepatrol/colcolumn/2002/1102mess.html (587 words)

	Larry's Phat Page: Highways \| Interstate 75
		Interstate 675 — 26 miles long; spur to Interstate 70 at Medway, OH, east of I-75; I-75 Exit 44
		Interstate 275 — 35 miles long; planned as 180° loop around Detroit, MI, west of I-75, but only completed as a spur to Interstate 696; northernmost six miles uselessly multiplexed with Interstate 96; I-75 Exit 20
		Most of the rest of Ohio, save Lima and Findlay (both of which have sections that aren’t up to Interstate standards), is flat and nondescript; Toledo finally breaks the monotony of northern Ohio.
	www.phatpage.org /highways/i75.html (1167 words)

	OKRoads.com -- Delaware Trip -- Interstate 70 Ohio
		Interstate 70 runs from Interstate 15 near Cove Fort, Utah, to a Park and Ride lot just east of Interstate 695 in Baltimore, Maryland.
		Interstate 70 East c/d lane at Exit 41B - OH 235 North - New Carlisle.
		Interstate 70 East at Exit 99B - OH 315 North.
	www.okroads.com /delaware/i70oh.html (1188 words)

	ODOT District 6 - River-to-Lake Freedom Trail
		Ohio had an extensive network of trails that the Underground Railroad (UGRR) used by anti-slavery activists, free Blacks and churches to help fugitive slaves flee from the South to Canada.
		The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) took the designation one step further, designating portions of U.S. Route 23 and State Route 4—one of the most frequently used corridors on the Underground Railroad—as a commemorative highway to be known as River-To-Lake Freedom Trail.
		The trail, which generally follows the present day alignment of U.S. 23 from the Ohio River to State Route 4 in Marion County, then along S.R. 4 to Sandusky, is punctuated by brass markers placed in locations of significant local importance.
	www.dot.state.oh.us /dist6/UGRR.asp (394 words)

	Marianist Environmental Education Center
		Restoration began at Mount St. John in the early 1990s after the Ohio Department of Transportation harvested 75,000 cubic meters of sand and gravel, deposited here by the Wisconsinan glacier 17,000 years ago, to build Interstate 675.
		Don Geiger, the Society of Mary, past and present MEEC staff, and the generous involvement of hundreds of volunteers, the “borrow pit” is now a thriving Eastern tallgrass prairie and restoration efforts have been undertaken in the woodlands, wetlands and old fields on the property.
		The property was declared an Ohio Natural Landmark by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources in 1988, recognizing it as “an outstanding environmental education area possessing exceptional value in illustrating and interpreting the natural heritage of Ohio.” This section explores our restoration efforts.
	meec.udayton.edu /LandStewardship.asp (252 words)

	Ohio Highway Ends \| Interstate 675 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The northern terminus of I-675 is at a full cloverleaf interchange with I-70 / OH 4 (Exit 44) north of Fairborn.
		A guide sign on the left side of the gantry at the exit for I-70 East / OH 4 North denotes that I-675 has come to an end.
		Beyond the interchange, I-675 defaults into Clark County Road 335.
	www.state-ends.com /ohio/i675 (102 words)

	Moped - usa ohio NewsArchives Mopeds Motor Scooters On Sale
		The Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV) is in the process of transporting damaged computers, inventory and forms to the Ohio State Highway Patrol Blue Ash Post.
		Ohio residents may request a renewal packet by calling the BMV at (614) 752-7600.
		The BMV and the Ohio Department of Health (ODH) are required to develop and maintain the registry, which will identify certain individuals who have specified through their license or ID card of their intentions on becoming an anatomical donor.
	www.gmimotorsports.com /usa/ohio/NewsArchives.shtml (4312 words)

	Watchable Wildlife: District 5 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		A new entrance is planned for 1997 off State Route 52, 0.25 mile east of the intersection of State Routes 52 and 222.
		Directions: From Interstate 675 east of Dayton, exit at North Fairfield Road (Exit 17) and turn south 0.2 miles to New Germany-Trebein Road.
		Directions: From interstate 75 southwest of Troy, follow State Route 55 approximately 2.5 miles west to Horseshoe Bend Road and turn north.
	www.dnr.state.oh.us /wildlife/resources/wws/watdis5.htm (500 words)

	Interstate 70 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		I-70 was originally supposed to intersect with Interstate 95 in Baltimore.
		The Eisenhower Tunnel on I-70 is the highest vehicular tunnel in the world, and the longest tunnel built under the Interstate program.
		Some observers reckon the section of Interstate 70 from Missouri to West Virginia as a kind of "Mason-Dixon Line," with the area lying south of this being considered psychographically part of the South.
	interstate-70.iqnaut.net (764 words)

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		WASHINGTON, DC— Congressman David Hobson (R-Springfield) announced today that significant funds for several Central Ohio transportation projects were included in the Fiscal Year 2004 Transportation/Treasury Appropriations Bill approved today by the House Appropriations Committee.
		$1,000,000 for the construction of a sound barrier on northbound U.S. Interstate 675 beyond the Dayton-Xenia Road overpass near U.S. Route 35 in Greene County.
		$500,000 for highway improvements on the Interstate 675 corridor from Indian Ripple Road to Stroop Road in Greene County.
	www.house.gov /hobson/trans724.htm (465 words)

	The City of Centerville, Ohio - City History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		By 1803, when Ohio became a state, businesses and homes had appeared throughout the village, which was surrounded by farmland.
		Centerville is located 8 miles southeast of Dayton, in Montgomery County, Ohio.
		The city is located on Interstate 675, less than 3 miles from Interstate 75, and 15 miles from Interstate 70.
	www.mvcc.net /Centerville/about/history.htm (733 words)

	Wright State University - Visit WSU
		Wright State University is located in Dayton, Ohio, approximately 70 miles west of the state capital, Columbus.
		Dayton is served by interstate highways 70 and 75, which intersect just north of the city.
		I-675 north to North Fairfield Road (Exit 17).
	www.wright.edu /visit (320 words)

	CNN - Military jet crashes on Ohio highway median - Oct. 16, 1997
		The Navy AV-8 Harrier was one of four Harriers that had taken off from Wright-Patterson Air Force Base on a training mission when it went down about 2 p.m.
		It was near the junction of interstates 675 and 70.
		A short stretch of I-675 had to be closed in both directions, according to a spokesman for the Ohio Highway Patrol.
	www.cnn.com /US/9710/16/plane.crash (317 words)

	Interstate 275
		Meanwhile, the state was planning an interstate bypass of Tampa Bay to the east, to be called I-75E.
		AASHTO was discouraging letter-suffixed interstates by this time, and on August 24, 1973 the bypass became I-275.
		This Interstate 275 is the only 3-digit interstate to go into 3 states.
	www.kurumi.com /roads/3di/i275.html (995 words)

	Ohio wines and wineries courtesy of the Ohio Wine Producers Association (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Ohio wines and wineries courtesy of the Ohio Wine Producers Association
		But if you speak to any of the current wine producers in Ohio, nearly all will tell you it is rewarding.
		These pages of our web site are devoted to a compilation of ideas from successful winemakers and informational articles collected over a number of years.
	www.ohiowines.org /winery_starter_kit.htm (991 words)

	Directions To Centerville High School
		Interstate 675 to Exit 2, “Route 725” “Miamisburg/Centerville”
		North on Interstate 75 to Interstate 675 East
		Interstate 675 to Exit 7, “Wilmington Pike” “Bellbrook”
	www.centervilleband.org /directions.htm (182 words)

	Development/Zoning Insp
		It is bordered by the city of Kent to the north, Rootstown Township to the east, Suffield Township to the south, and by the city of Tallmadge in Summit County to the west.
		The Township has access to an excellent transportation system with two interstate highway exchanges on I-76 located within the township, State Route 43 traversing in a north/south direction and State Route 261 located just north of the Township.
		Brimfield Township is govern by three elected Township Trustees and one elected Clerk that serves as the chief financial officer, in addition, the Township maintains its’ own Police, Fire, and EMS Departments.
	www.brimfieldohio.com /development_zoning.htm (1663 words)

	Ohio Alzheimers Care
		Ohio Alzheimers Care from Retirement Homes, Retirement Communities & Senior Housing - RetirementHomes.com.
		We are located in the heart of historic Lebanon, Ohio.
		Spanning a service area from Richmond, Indiana to Dayton, Ohio, our Preble County-based center offers specialty services in Medicare and Alzheimer's care.
	www.retirementhomes.com /homes/ohio-alzheimers-care.html (990 words)

	Interstate 675 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Interstate 675 (Georgia), a connection south of Atlanta, Georgia
		Interstate 675 (Michigan), a loop through Saginaw, Michigan
		Interstate 675 (Ohio), a partial bypass of Dayton, Ohio
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Interstate_675 (97 words)

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