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Interstate 90 Pennsylvania

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Interstate 90 East
	Interstate 90 East assurance shield as the on-ramp from Pennsylvania 430 (Exit 32) merges onto the interstate. There are four more interchanges in Pennsylvania before Interstate 90 enters New York. (Photo taken 7/8/05)
	Interstate 90 East approaching Exit 35 - Pennsylvania 531 - 1 3/4 miles, and Exit 37 - Interstate 86 - 3 1/2 miles. (Photo taken 7/8/05)
	Interstate 90 East approaching Exit 35 - Pennsylvania 531 - 1 mile. The state highway is just 4.3 miles from Pennsylvania 430 to U.S. 20. (Photo taken 7/8/05)
	Interstate 90 East at Exit 35 - Pennsylvania 531 - Harborcreek/Phillipsville. Harborcreek is at the U.S. 20/Pennsylvania 531 intersection three miles to the northwest. Continue south from the southern terminus of the state highway to Phillipsville. Wales Road takes over the route of the state highway south of Pennsylvania 430 and reaches Phillipsville in six miles. (Photo taken 7/8/05)
	Interstate 90 East approaching Exit 37 - Interstate 86 East - 1 mile. Interstate 86 is one of the newest interstates in the country. It was commissioned in 1999 and will eventually connect Interstate 90 to Interstate 87 in Harriman, New York. The route is already in place (New York 17) but upgrades to interstate standards throughout the route are progressing. (Photo taken 7/8/05)
	An extra eastbound lane is provided for those going onto Interstate 86. This is the second Interstate 86 that has existed in the Northeast. The other one connected Hartford, Connecticut, to Interstate 90 near Sturbridge, Massachusetts. That route currently carries Interstate 84. A western Interstate 86 also exists in Idaho as a short 62.85-mile connector between Interstate 84 (the western version) and Interstate 15 in Pocatello. (Photo taken 7/8/05)
	Interstate 90 East at Exit 37 - Interstate 86 East - Jamestown. Motorists will reach the southwest New York city in 37 miles. Interstate 86 was in the midst of a resurfacing project for all seven of its miles in Pennsylvania during 2005. (Photo taken 7/8/05)
Interstate 90 West
	Interstate 90 West approaching the Pennsylvania welcome center, rest area, and weigh station - 1/2 mile. All three were closed on this day due to reconstruction of the entire complex. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Interstate 90 West at the Pennsylvania welcome center. There was also no "Welcome to Pennsylvania" sign to greet us. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Interstate 90 West approaching Exit 45 - U.S. 20 - 1 mile. State Line is a community located at the New York-Pennsylvania border. The North East borough and township are three miles to the west of this interchange. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Use either Exit 45 (U.S. 20) or Exit 41 (Pennsylvania 89) to North East. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Interstate 90 West at Exit 45 - U.S. 20 - State Line/North East. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Mileage sign on Interstate 90 West just past Exit 45. Cleveland, Ohio, is 115 miles ahead. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Interstate 90 West approaching Exit 41 - Pennsylvania 89 - 2 miles. Pennsylvania 89 extends 48 miles from Pennsylvania 5 in North East to Pennsylvania 8 and Pennsylvania 27 in Titusville. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Interstate 90 West approaching Exit 41 - Pennsylvania 89 - 1 mile. This was Exit 11 under the old sequential exit numbering. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Interstate 90 West at Exit 41 - Pennsylvania 89 - North East. Pennsylvania 89 intersects Interstate 86 three miles to the south. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Interstate 90 West approaching Exit 37 - Interstate 86 East - 2 miles. Commissioned in 1999, Interstate 86 travels from Interstate 90 eastward through the Southern Tier of New York to New York 14 in Horseheads. Within the next decade, Interstate 86 will be extended further east to Interstate 87 in Harriman, New York. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Interstate 90 West approaching Exit 37 - Interstate 86 East - 1 mile. Jamestown, New York, is 37 miles to the east. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Interstate 90 West at Exit 37 - Interstate 86 East - Jamestown. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Interstate 90 West approaching Exit 35 - Pennsylvania 531 - 1 mile. See the descriptions for the eastbound exit for more information on the state highway. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Interstate 90 West approaching Exit 35 - Pennsylvania 531 - 3/4 mile. This sign is mainly for those coming from Interstate 86, which merges onto Interstate 90 just behind this view. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Interstate 90 West at Exit 35 - Pennsylvania 531 - Harborcreek. The township is three miles to the northwest. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Interstate 90 West approaching Exit 32 - Pennsylvania 430 - 2 miles. Pennsylvania 430 begins at U.S. 20 in Wesleyville and heads east to New York, where it continues as New York 430. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Use Pennsylvania 430 West to Penn State Erie and its Behrend College. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Interstate 90 West approaching Exit 32 - Pennsylvania 430 - 1 mile. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Interstate 90 West at Exit 32 - Pennsylvania 430 - Wesleyville. Wesleyville borough is home to 3,617 people. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Interstate 90 West approaching Exit 28 - Pennsylvania 8 - 2 miles. Parade Street enters the city of Erie from the southeast. Erie is the 4th largest city in Pennsylvania with a population of 103,717. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Mileage sign on Interstate 90 West that provides distances to the three Erie exits. Exit 27 (Pennsylvania 97/State Street) and Exit 24 (U.S. 19/Peach Street) also serve the city. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Interstate 90 West approaching Exit 28 - Pennsylvania 8 - 1 mile. The state highway begins at U.S. 20 in Erie and heads southward for a while, and eventually reaches its southern terminus at Interstate 376 east of Pittsburgh. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Interstate 90 West at Exit 28 - Pennsylvania 8/Parade Street - Hammett. Pennsylvania 8 becomes Parade Street after intersecting Pennsylvania 97 in Erie. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Interstate 90 West approaching Exit 27 - Pennsylvania 97 - 1 3/4 miles. The state highway connects to Pennsylvania 8 at both ends and goes from Union City to Erie. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Use Pennsylvania 97 North to the Hamot Medical Center and to Mercyhurst College. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	The first notice of Interstate 79 is given on this Erie Exits mileage sign, six miles to the east of the cloverleaf junction. Pennsylvania 97 is 1 1/4 miles ahead. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Interstate 90 West approaching Exit 27 - Pennsylvania 97/State Street - 1 mile. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Interstate 90 West at Exit 27 - Pennsylvania 97/State Street - Waterford. The state highway will spawn the northbound beginning of Pennsylvania 505 less than one mile north of this diamond interchange. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Interstate 90 West approaching Exit 24 - U.S. 19 - 2 miles. U.S. 19 meets its northern terminus at U.S. 20. It stays relatively close to Interstate 79 from Erie southward to near Sutton, West Virginia. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Only two exits remain for Erie; U.S. 19 in 1 1/4 miles, and Interstate 79 in 3 1/2 miles. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Use U.S. 19 North to the St. Vincent Health Center. It is located very close to the northern terminus of the federal highway. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Interstate 90 West approaching Exit 24 - U.S. 19 - 1 mile. U.S. 19 travels through Kearsarge before reaching Erie. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Interstate 90 West approaching Exit 24 - U.S. 19 - 1/4 mile. By the time we get to the exit, two lanes are provided for the off-ramp. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Interstate 90 West at Exit 24 - U.S. 19 - Waterford/Peach Street. Interstate 90 is 2 3/4 miles ahead. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Interstate 90 West approaching Exits 22B-A - Interstate 79 - 1 3/4 miles. Interstate 79 serves western Pennsylvania, connecting Washington, Pittsburgh, Mercer, Meadville, and Erie. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Interstate 90 West approaching Exits 22B-A - Interstate 79 - 1 mile. Hamot Road crosses Interstate 90 in this view. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Interstate 90 West at Exit 22B - Interstate 79 North - Erie. Interstate 79 ends at Pennsylvania 5 within five miles of this cloverleaf interchange. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Interstate 90 West at Exit 22A - Interstate 79 South - Pittsburgh. The Steel City is 121 miles to the south. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Interstate 90 West approaching Exit 18 - Pennsylvania 832 - 2 miles. Pennsylvania 832 spans about 11 miles from Pennsylvania 98 to the Presque Isle State Park entrance. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Use Pennsylvania 832 North to the Waldameer Amusement Park, which offers over 75 rides and attractions. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Interstate 90 West approaching Exit 18 - Pennsylvania 832 - 1 mile. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Interstate 90 West at Exit 18 - Pennsylvania 832 - Presque Isle/Sterrettania. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Interstate 90 West approaching Exit 16 - Pennsylvania 98 - 2 miles. The state highway spans 31 miles from U.S. 6/U.S. 19/U.S. 322 near Meadville to Pennsylvania 5 in Avonia. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Interstate 90 West approaching Exit 16 - Pennsylvania 98 - 1 mile. Fairview township (pop. 10,140) is two miles to the north at the intersection of Pennsylvania 98 and U.S. 20. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Interstate 90 West at Exit 16 - Pennsylvania 98 - Franklin Center/Fairview. Franklin Center is five miles to the south. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Interstate 90 West approaching Exit 9 - Pennsylvania 18 - 2 miles. A bridge reconstruction project narrowed Interstate 90 to one lane in each direction near mile marker 11. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Interstate 90 West approaching Exit 9 - Pennsylvania 18 - 1 mile. Pennsylvania 18 extends the entire vertical length of the state, beginning at Pennsylvania 5 in Lake City and ending at the West Virginia state line near Garrison. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Interstate 90 West at Exit 9 - Pennsylvania 18 - Platea/Girard. Girard township is home to 5,133 and is three miles to the north. Platea borough (pop. 474) is one mile to the south. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Interstate 90 West approaching Exit 6 - Pennsylvania 215 - 2 miles. Pennsylvania 215 is a short 8-mile north-south highway from U.S. 6N to Pennsylvania 5. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Interstate 90 West approaching Exit 6 - Pennsylvania 215 - 1 mile. Albion borough (pop. 1,607) is 6 1/2 miles to the southeast via Pennsylvania 215 and U.S. 6N. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Interstate 90 West at Exit 6 - Pennsylvania 215 - Albion/East Springfield. In the northwest corner of the state, there is a North Springfield, an East Springfield, and a West Springfield, but no South Springfield. The three Springfields, however, are rolled together into Springfield township, and has a population of 3,378. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Interstate 90 West approaching Exit 3 - U.S. 6N - 2 miles. U.S. 6N is a short federal highway. It begins at U.S. 20 in West Springfield, travels south to Cherry Hill, then heads east through Albion and Edinboro before ending at U.S. 6 and U.S. 19 near Mill Village. Overall, U.S. 6N is just 28 miles long. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Interstate 90 West approaching Exit 3 - U.S. 6N - 1 mile. U.S. 20 is just 1/2 mile to the north of the upcoming interchange. (Photo taken 7/10/05)
	Interstate 90 West at Exit 3 - U.S. 6N - Cherry Hill/West Springfield. Interstate 90 will enter the state of Ohio in three miles after spending just 46 miles in Pennsylvania. (Photo taken 7/10/05)

Page created: January 01, 2006
Last updated: February 01, 2006