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Interstate 74
Interstate 74 currently connects Interstate 80 in Davenport, Iowa, to Interstate 75 in Cincinnati, Ohio. Two other sections of Interstate 74 exist in North Carolina; one from the Virginia State Line to U.S. 52 near Mount Airy, and the other in central North Carolina between Asheboro and Candor. The mileage indicated in the below table does not indicate both North Carolina sections, but we have driven all the miles of both sections. Interstate 74 may someday be extended eastward to Wilmington, North Carolina, or to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.
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Highway Information |
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| States Traveled
Through (Mileage in state) |
Iowa (5.36) Illinois (220.34) Indiana (171.54) Ohio (19.47) North Carolina (12.10) |
| Total Mileage | 428.81 |
| Cities | Iowa: Davenport Illinois: Indiana: Ohio: North Carolina: |
| Source | 10/31/02 Interstate Route Log & Finder List |
| OKRoads Coverage | |
| Miles Driven by OKRoads (Percentage) |
300 (70%) |
| Western End of Interstate Driven (Section 1) |
Interstate 80 |
| Eastern End of Interstate Driven (Section 1) |
U.S. 67 |
| Western End of Interstate Driven (Section 2) |
Interstate 55 |
| Eastern End of Interstate Driven (Section 2) |
Interstate 75 |
| Western End of Interstate Driven (Section 3) |
Virginia State Line |
| Eastern End of Interstate Driven (Section 3) |
U.S. 52 |
Selected Pictures
For more pictures of Interstate 74 from a particular
state, click on the state below.
| Iowa | |
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Interstate 74 and U.S. 6 East at Exit 4 - U.S. 67 - Grant Street/State Street/Riverfront. (Photo taken 5/20/03) |
| Illinois | |
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Interstate 74 West and U.S. 51 North at Exit 134B - Business Loop Interstate 55 North/Veterans Parkway. Interstate 74 and U.S. 51 share a 5.89-mile multiplex with Interstate 55. (Photo taken 7/11/05) |
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Interstate 74 West at Exit 179B - Interstate 57 North - Chicago. The Windy City is 136 miles to the north. (Photo taken 7/11/05) |
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Interstate 74 West at Exit 215A-B - U.S. 150/Illinois 1 - Georgetown Road/Gilbert Street. (Photo taken 7/11/05) |
| Indiana | |
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Interstate 74 West at Exit 34 - U.S. 231 - Linden/Crawfordsville. U.S. 231 provides the main north-south route for the city of Crawfordsville, home of 15,243 residents. (Photo taken 7/11/05) |
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Interstate 74 West and Interstate 465 North at Exit 16B - Interstate 74 West - Peoria. The Illinois city is 202 miles to the west. (Photo taken 7/11/05) |
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Interstate 74 and Interstate 465 West at Exit 53A - Interstate 65 North - Indianapolis. (Photo taken 7/11/05) |
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Interstate 74 West and U.S. 421 North at Exit 94 - Southeastern Avenue. Interstate 74 merges onto Interstate 465 just ahead. (Photo taken 7/11/05) |
| Ohio | |
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Interstate 74 and U.S. 52 West and Interstate 275 South at Exit 5 - Interstate 275 South - Kentucky. Interstate 275 actually enters Indiana before it enters the Bluegrass State. Interstate 275 is the longest beltway in the country at a length of 83.71 miles. (Photo taken 7/11/05) |
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Interstate 74 and U.S. 52 West at Exit 9 - Interstate 275 North to Interstate 75 - Dayton. Through traffic is limited to one lane at this point. (Photo taken 7/11/05) |
| North Carolina | |
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Interstate 74 West at Exit 5 - Interstate 77 South - Statesville. Interstate 74 is signed along Interstate 77 for its remaining five miles in North Carolina, then the designation disappears into thin air when Interstate 77 enters Virginia. (Photo taken 12/18/03) |
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Interstate 73 North/Interstate 74 West at Exit 51 - Business U.S. 220/NC 134 South - Ulah/Troy. This is where the Interstate 73 and Interstate 74 designations end at this time. (Photo taken 12/18/03) |
Highway Links
Iowa:
Interstate 74 Iowa (Bill Burmaster)
Illinois:
Interstate 74 Illinois (Bill Burmaster)
Indiana:
Interstate 74 Indiana (Bill Burmaster)
North Carolina:
Interstate 74 North Carolina @ SouthEastRoads.com (Andy Field/Alex Nitzman)
Interstate 74 North Carolina Construction Progress (Robert Malme)
Page created: February 16, 2006
Last updated:
February 16, 2006