| Interstate 79 South |
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Interstate 79 South approaching
Interstate 279. Interstate 279 provides the main route between Pittsburgh
and Interstate 79. Follow Interstate 279 South to Exit 7A to North Shore
destinations. (Photo taken 7/8/05) |
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Interstate 79 South approaching Exit
72 - Interstate 279 South - 1 mile. Interstate 279 is nearly 20 miles long
and provides scenic vistas throughout, including in the downtown
Pittsburgh area. (Photo taken 7/8/05) |
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Interstate 79 South approaching Exit
72 - Interstate 279 South - 1/2 mile. The left lane exits onto Interstate
279, while motorists in the center lane are given a choice to stay on
Interstate 79 or take Interstate 279. (Photo taken 7/8/05) |
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Interstate 79 South at Exit 72 -
Interstate 279 South - Pittsburgh. Instead of the normal junction signage,
three pull-through panels are used, one for each lane. Rochester Road
crosses the interstate prior to the split. (Photo taken 7/8/05) |
| Interstate 70 East
and Interstate 79 South |
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Interstate 70
East and Interstate 79 South at Exit
19A - U.S. 19 South - Murtland Avenue. (Photo taken 3/15/03) |
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Interstate 70
East and Interstate 79 South at Exit
19B - U.S. 19 North - Murtland Avenue. (Photo taken 3/15/03) |
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Interstate 70
East and Interstate 79 South at Exit 20 -
PA 136 - Beau Street. (Photo taken 3/16/03) |
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Interstate 70 East
approaching Exit 21 - Interstate 79 South - Morgantown - 1 1/2 miles.
The sun angle on this March morning made getting quality pictures a
nearly impossible task. (Photo taken 3/16/03) |
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Interstate 70
East and Interstate 79 South
approaching their split in one mile. (Photo taken 3/16/03) |
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Interstate 79 South
also heads towards
Waynesburg, and this sign about 1/4 mile prior
to the interchange informs motorists about that. (Photo taken
3/16/03) |
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Of course, when I
got to the actual exit, I was in
the process of passing a semi, and that plus the
sun glare equaled a terrible picture. But this is
where Exit 21 for Interstate 79 South is. (Photo taken 3/16/03) |