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Topic: Interstate 76 (Pennsylvania)

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Interstate 76 (Eastern) @ Interstate-Guide.com Interstate 76 forms the majority of the mainline Pennsylvania Turnpike, and it follows the extreme eastern segment of the Ohio Turnpike. Interstate 76 at that time followed three major segments: Interstate 376 (Penn-Lincoln Parkway East); Interstate 80S (Pennsylvania Turnpike) between the current Interstate 376 interchange (Exit 57) and Interstate 276 (Exit 326); and Schuylkill Expressway (former Pennsylvania 43) from Interstate 276 southeast to Philadelphia. Right after the creation of the Interstate Highway System, the Interstate 80S designation was applied to the majority of the turnpike in 1958, and it remained as the numerical designation until 1963, when Interstate 76 was created. www.interstate-guide.com /i-076_east.html   (1793 words)

Interstate 76 (Eastern) @ Interstate-Guide.com Interstate 76 forms the majority of the mainline Pennsylvania Turnpike, and it follows the extreme eastern segment of the Ohio Turnpike. Interstate 76 at that time followed three major segments: Interstate 376 (Penn-Lincoln Parkway East); Interstate 80S (Pennsylvania Turnpike) between the current Interstate 376 interchange (Exit 57) and Interstate 276 (Exit 326); and Schuylkill Expressway (former Pennsylvania 43) from Interstate 276 southeast to Philadelphia. The final mainline interchange of Interstate 76 is Exit 2 for Ohio 3 to the towns of Medina and Seville. www.interstate-guide.com /i-076_east.html   (1793 words)

Interstate 76 (Eastern) @ Interstate-Guide.com Interstate 76 forms the majority of the mainline Pennsylvania Turnpike, and it follows the extreme eastern segment of the Ohio Turnpike. Interstate 76 at that time followed three major segments: Interstate 376 (Penn-Lincoln Parkway East); Interstate 80S (Pennsylvania Turnpike) between the current Interstate 376 interchange (Exit 57) and Interstate 276 (Exit 326); and Schuylkill Expressway (former Pennsylvania 43) from Interstate 276 southeast to Philadelphia. The final mainline interchange of Interstate 76 is Exit 2 for Ohio 3 to the towns of Medina and Seville. www.interstate-guide.com /i-076_east.html   (1793 words)

Interstate 695 (Pennsylvania) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Known as the "Cobbs Creek Expressway" between SW Philadelphia and Interstate 76 and the "Crosstown Expressway" between I-76 and the waterfront, I-695 was designed to alleviate traffic off of both I-76, I-95, and Pennsylvania State Route 291. The project was cancelled due to residential opposition in both SW Philadelphia, South Philadelphia, and residents of Yeadon, in Delaware County over the proposed Interstate's right-of-way, which would have "cut" their communities in half, and would have spelled an end to Cobbs Creek Park. Interstate 695 was a proposed three-digit Interstate Highway that would connect Interstate 95 in Southwest Philadelphia, at the Philadelphia International Airport, with I-95 near the Delaware River waterfront near the Benjamin Franklin Bridge. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Interstate_695_(Pennsylvania)   (289 words)

Interstate 99 @ Interstate-Guide.com The Interstate 70/76 split is 17 miles to the east while the Steel City is 100 miles to the west via the Pennsylvania Turnpike and Interstate 376. A short distance to the north of the Interstate 70/76/Pennsylvania Turnpike interchange is the access road to the southern terminus of Interstate 99 and the U.S. 220 freeway. Interstate 99 & U.S. 220 continue south of the Exit 3 diamond interchange toward the Exit 1 junction to the Pennsylvania Turnpike (junction Interstate 70 & 76). www.interstate-guide.com /i-099.html   (289 words)

More Information: 2004 Annual Human Resources Conference November 30, 2004 Schuylkill Expressway (Interstate 76) West to PA Turnpike (Interstate 76). Interstate 83 North to Route 322 at Harrisburg. George Washington Bridge to I-80; Interstate 80 to I-287. www.pachamber.org /cp/conferences/tabs.asp?id=0413&type=direction&n=4   (218 words)

3-digit Interstates from I-76 Interstate 276 is the easternmost segment (Delaware River Extension) of the Pennsylvania Turnpike, considered by many the nation's first modern expressway. By 2009 I-376 will be extended to the west and north, to reconnect with the Pennsylvania Turnpike (I-76) in Beaver County. The I-276 portion of the Turnpike has undergone some numbering changes since the Interstate system was established (see "Meet the Parent"). www.kurumi.com /roads/3di/ix76.html   (2858 words)

Interstate 76 (east) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Interstate 276 runs east from I-76 at Valley Forge, Pennsylvania along the Pennsylvania Turnpike to the Delaware River-Turnpike Toll Bridge, where it currently ends at the state line. Interstate 76 (abbreviated I-76) is an Interstate Highway in the United States, running 435 miles (700 km) from an interchange with Interstate 71 west of Akron, Ohio east to Interstate 295 near Camden, New Jersey. Officially I-76 ends at the Turnpike overpass and I-76K begins on the Turnpike at the overpass, with a similar change happening with Interstate 80 and I-80K (east on the freeway to Youngstown and west on the Turnpike). en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Interstate_76_(east)   (2181 words)

Two Bay Area Bridges - The Golden Gate and San Fransisco-Oakland Bay Bridge I-76 From a junction with I-79 in Pittsburgh via the vicinity of Harrisburg to the Pennsylvania-New Jersey State line between Philadelphia and Camden, New Jersey. Redesignate as I-76 that route between the intersection of I-71 near Seville, Ohio and I-76 northwest of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania which is now designated as I-80S. The primary changes involved I-79 and its offshoots, but one involved I-76, which was the new number for that portion of former I-79 between the intersections of I-76 and I-79 and the intersection of I-79 and I-279 in Pittsburgh. www.fhwa.dot.gov /infrastructure/i76.htm   (4190 words)

Super Nova F.C. - Facilities Pennsylvania Turnpike (Interstate 76) West to Exit 266 to Route 72 North to Route 322 West to Route 117 North. Pennsylvania Turnpike (Interstate 76) East to Exit 266 to Route 72 North to Route 322 West to Route 117 North. Interstate 78 West to Interstate 81 South to Exit 29a Route 934 South to Route 322 West to Route 117 North. www.supernovafc.com /inthenet_dirs.php   (77 words)

Two Bay Area Bridges - The Golden Gate and San Fransisco-Oakland Bay Bridge I-76 From a junction with I-79 in Pittsburgh via the vicinity of Harrisburg to the Pennsylvania-New Jersey State line between Philadelphia and Camden, New Jersey. Redesignate as I-76 that route between the intersection of I-71 near Seville, Ohio and I-76 northwest of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania which is now designated as I-80S. The primary changes involved I-79 and its offshoots, but one involved I-76, which was the new number for that portion of former I-79 between the intersections of I-76 and I-79 and the intersection of I-79 and I-279 in Pittsburgh. www.fhwa.dot.gov /infrastructure/i76.htm   (4190 words)

Albright College visitors should take Route 95 South to Route 476 North to the Pennsylvania Turnpike and follow directions from the East via the PA Turnpike (Interstate 76 West). Take the Pennsylvania Turnpike, 76 W to Exit 298 (Morgantown, formerly exit 22). Take the Pennsylvania Turnpike (76E) to Exit 286. www.albright.edu /about/directions.html   (1701 words)

Interstate 76 (east) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Officially I-76 ends at the Turnpike overpass and I-76K begins on the Turnpike at the overpass, with a similar change happening with Interstate 80 and I-80K (east on the freeway to Youngstown and west on the Turnpike). Interstate 476 begins at Interstate 95 near Chester, Pennsylvania and heads north, crossing I-76 near Conshohocken and I-276 near Plymouth Meeting. Interstate 76 (abbreviated I-76) is an Interstate Highway in the United States, running 435 miles (700 km) from an interchange with Interstate 71 west of Akron, Ohio east to Interstate 295 near Camden, New Jersey. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Interstate_76_(east)   (2176 words)

OKRoads.com -- New Jersey Highway Guides -- Interstate 76 Actually, the Interstate 676 exit is Exit 354, which is the number it would be if the highway was still in Pennsylvania at the location of the interchange. Interstate 76 is for Interstate 295 South in 1/2 mile. which take over the highway after Interstate 76's www.okroads.com /guides/nj/i76.html   (369 words)

Interstate 76 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Interstate 76 (east), a highway in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey, USA Interstate 76 (west), a highway in northeastern Colorado and (minimally) western Nebraska, USA Lists of Interstate Highways sharing the same title en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Interstate_76   (106 words)

OKRoads.com -- Pennsylvania Highway Guides -- Interstate 76 A tricky part of the interstate's routing in Philadelphia near PA 291 squeezes Interstate 76 traffic into the right two lanes, and if unfamiliar with the area, you can get off the highway when you don't want to! Interstate 76 East at Exit 347A - TO PA 291/Interstate Interstate 76 East on the Walt Whitman Bridge. www.okroads.com /guides/pa/i76.html   (340 words)

Pennsylvania Highways:  Interstate 76 The Turnpike was to be marked I-80S, this meant that it was a route south of the main I-80. At 11:35 AM on October 7, 1983, a truck hauling 8,600 gallons of gasoline, traveling in the right lane of westbound I-76 in Philadelphia, crossed the left lane and crashed into the Jersey barrier separating the highway. The Pennsylvania Turnpike part of I-76 was built in sections. www.pahighways.com /interstates/I76.html   (1971 words)

Pennsylvania @ NorthEastRoads.com - Interstate 76 The trumpet interchange between Pennsylvania 10 and Interstate 76 closed in 1996 when a new alignment of Interstate 176 opened to the east. This suite of photographs profiles the Interstate 76 Walt Whitman Bridge from Columbus Boulevard along the industrialized waterfront of the Delaware River in Philadelphia. The relocated Interstate 176 includes a new trumpet interchange with the Pennsylvania Turnpike east of the old one. www.northeastroads.com /i-076_pa.html   (235 words)

I-76 Schuylkill Expressway - history of the bridge which carries I-76 over the Delaware River between Pennsylvania and New Jersey, by Steve Anderson. I have read extensively about I-76 at various times since the early 1970s, and I can vouch for the accuracy and thoroughness of the historical articles by Steve Anderson and Jeff Kitsko. Completing that project would have meant that there would be 6 or more lanes on I-76, between I-476 and I-676, a distance of 13 miles. www.pennways.com /I76_PA_Schuylkill.html   (709 words)

Interstate 76 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Interstate 76 (east), a highway in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey, USA Interstate 76 (west), a highway in northeastern Colorado and (minimally) western Nebraska, USA This page was last modified 14:38, 17 February 2006. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Interstate_76   (106 words)

OKRoads.com -- New Jersey Highway Guides -- Interstate 76 Actually, the Interstate 676 exit is Exit 354, which is the number it would be if the highway was still in Pennsylvania at the location of the interchange. Interstate 76 is for Interstate 295 South in 1/2 mile. Interstate 76 West at Exit 1B - Interstate 295 North - www.okroads.com /guides/nj/i76.html   (369 words)

Pennsylvania @ NorthEastRoads.com - Interstate 76 Schuylkill Expressway West Interstate 76 westbound consists of six overall lanes between the Oregon Avenue and Pennsylvania 291 (S. 26th Street) interchange and the Exit 346B off-ramp onto S. 34th Street. Interstate 76 westbound at the original cloverleaf ramp for U.S. 202 (Exit 328A) southbound for West Chester and U.S. 422 north to Pottstown. Interstate 76 hugs the Schuylkill River west of downtown Philadelphia. www.northeastroads.com /i-076c_pa.html   (2396 words)

Pennsylvania Roads - I-76 Click on the Walt Whitman Bridge to follow I-76 into NJ The other part of the PA Turnpike, I-276 These were once speed warning signs on the original section of the Turnpike (all of which is now I-76), heading into either a tunnel or a tollbooth. This sign is on I-76 WB at the Turnpike. web.mit.edu /smalpert/www/roads/pa/i-76   (286 words)

OKRoads.com -- New Jersey Highway Guides -- Interstate 76 Actually, the Interstate 676 exit is Exit 354, which is the number it would be if the highway was still in Pennsylvania at the location of the interchange. Interstate 76 is for Interstate 295 South in 1/2 mile. Interstate 76 East approaching Exit 1C - U.S. South - 3/4 mile. www.okroads.com /guides/nj/i76.html   (369 words)

Pennsylvania @ NorthEastRoads.com - Interstate 76 Schuylkill Expressway East Interstate 76 eastbound at the Exit 349 off-ramp to Pennsylvania 611 (Broad Street) and South Philadelphia. Interstate 76 eastbound at the Exit 343 half-diamond interchange with the skyline of Philadelphia dominating the landscape. Interstate 76 eastbound at the ramp departure of Exit 328A. www.northeastroads.com /i-076b_pa.html   (4675 words)

3-digit Interstates from I-76 Interstate 276 is the easternmost segment (Delaware River Extension) of the Pennsylvania Turnpike, considered by many the nation's first modern expressway. The I-76 number is not deliberately chosen to honor Philadelphia's role in the 1776 signing of the Declaration of Independence; it is just a "free" number that happened to fit into the grid. Interstate 79 was recently modified, and the opportunity exists to clarify other routes at the same time. www.kurumi.com /roads/3di/ix76.html   (2858 words)

OKRoads.com -- Pennsylvania Highway Guides -- Interstate 676 Interstate 676 runs directly through downtown Philadelphia, crosses the Walt Whitman Bridge into New Jersey, goes through a stoplight (yes, a stoplight!), turns to the south, and ends at Interstate 76 in Camden. Interstate 76 is now 1 1/4 miles away. Interstate 676 West at Ben Franklin Parkway exit. www.okroads.com /guides/pa/i676.html   (284 words)

Pennsylvania Highways:  Interstate 76 The exit renumbering that took place on I-76 in the summer of 2000 was not the first for one segment of the expressway. The Turnpike was to be marked I-80S, this meant that it was a route south of the main I-80. At 11:35 AM on October 7, 1983, a truck hauling 8,600 gallons of gasoline, traveling in the right lane of westbound I-76 in Philadelphia, crossed the left lane and crashed into the Jersey barrier separating the highway. www.pahighways.com /interstates/I76.html   (1971 words)

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