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Astate report said the four-level interchange was the only one of itskind in Kentucky. It cost $15 million to build. The Northern Kentuckysection of I-275 would open in sections. The lastlink in the Kenton County section - from Dixie Highway to Taylor MillRoad - was completed on Nov. 10, 1977.
- Carol C. Cropper Bridge
The Carroll C. Cropper Bridge is located 20 miles...
- Combs-Hehl Bridge
The Combs-Hehl Bridge is located 5 miles upstream...
- I-74
INTERSTATE74 . Construction of I-74 began in 1958 in Indiana...
- Interstate 75 Cincinnati
Whereas those heading north on I-75 north from downtown...
- Cincinnati Airports
Cincinnati Area Airports ... Blue Ash Airport is located...
- Carol C. Cropper Bridge
The 1970's saw reconstruction and modification of several original parts of the expressway. The I-74 (Exit 4) interchange (and the rest of I-74) opened in 1974, where the old Colerain Ave. interchange was located. The I-275 interchange in Kentucky (mile 185) opened soon after, and is the only four-level interchange in the Cincinnati area.
The I-71/I-75/I-275 interchange is a four-level stack. I-275 west of I-71/I-75 provides access to the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport; west of I-71/I-75, I-275 crosses some very hilly and difficult terrain before crossing the Ohio River into Ohio. The Kentucky segment of I-275 is 24.577 miles long.
Interstate 275 follows the Donald H. Rolfe Circle Freeway around the Cincinnati, Ohio metropolitan area. The beltway runs concurrent with a 3.45 mile section of I-74 and spans the Ohio River across two high level bridges. I-275 is the only branch route within the Interstate Highway System to enter three states.
Interstate 275 (I-275) is an 83.71-mile-long (134.72 km) [1] highway in Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky that forms a complete beltway around the Cincinnati metropolitan area and includes a part in a state (Indiana) not entered by the parent route. It had been the only auxiliary Interstate that enters three states, but that changed in July 2018 when ...
A four-level interchange joins I-275 with I-71/75 at the city of Erlanger. The six lane freeway winds east through suburban areas to cross the city of Covington on a ridge east of Banklick Creek. Hilly terrain remains along the freeway corridor as I-275 shifts northeast to Interstate 471 and U.S. 27 and back across the Ohio River.
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I-74 originates or terminates, depending on one's directionof travel, at I-75's mile4. This interchange is among the most eccentric in the Cincinnatiarea, at various points involving left side ramps, steep grades, and curvedmerges. Partial interchanges with Central Parkway and Spring Grove Ave. complicate the situation, and might be eliminated ...
