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Interstate
64: I-64 enters Kentucky at Louisville and cuts an almost west –
east path across north central Kentucky. It intersects with Interstate
65 Traffic from southern Illinois and Indiana on its way eastwards.
The bulk of the Louisville traffic can be avoided by using by-pass
Interstate I-264. This route cuts around Louisville to the south and is
considered the inner beltway. Locally this highway is known as the
Watterson Expressway. Westerly traffic on I-64 has the option of spur
road I-265. While it is only a partial beltway for I-65 around south and
east Louisville, I-64 traffic also uses spur road I-265 for local
destinations on the eastern side of Louisville. I-265 does not cross the
River into Indiana. Its main intent is to connect Interstate 65 south of
downtown and Interstate 71 northeast of downtown. The dangling ends of
the Interstate 265 half-beltway are each designated as Kentucky 841. The
local designator for I-265, the outer beltway, is the Gene Snyder
Freeway. |
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I-64 then shoots past the state Capital of
Frankfort to the south of the city without any direct interstate spur
connections. It is, however, connected by highways US 127 direct to the capital
area, as well as to US 60 to Frankfort‘s northern residential area.
After leaving the Capital, I-64 takes a dip to
the south on entering Lexington, Kentucky and merges with I-75 for about 8 miles
as it makes its way through the city. After splitting off of I-75, Interstate 64
continues east, making a northerly turn at Winchester, Kentucky. Then on to the
Kentucky – West Virginia border, meandering through small towns and
unincorporated areas along its way, till it crosses the Ohio River just south of
Ashland, Kentucky at Huntington, WV.
Interstate 64 has a total length of 945 miles and starts in O’Fallon, MO,
terminating in the Tidewater area of the Old Dominion State at Bowers Hill in
Chesapeake, Virginia. Kentucky contributes to 191 miles of this heavily traveled
highway through the heartland.
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Harlan | Independence |
Jackson | Junction
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London | Louisville |
Monticello | Mount Vernon
| New Castle | Oak Grove
Paducah | Paintsville |
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Stanford |
Trenton | Union | Versailles
Walton | Wildwood |
Worthington | Wurtland
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Adair | Allen |
Anderson | Ballard |
Barren | Bath
| Bell | Boone |
Bourbon | Boyd |
Boyle Bracken |
Breathitt | Breckinridge
| Bullitt | Butler |
Caldwell | Calloway |
Campbell Carlisle |
Carroll |
Carter | Casey | Christian |
Clark | Clay |
Clinton | Crittenden |
Cumberland |
Daviess | Edmonson | Elliott |
Estill | Fayette |
Fleming | Floyd
|Franklin
Fulton | Gallatin | Garrard |
Grant | Graves |
Grayson | Green |
Greenup |
Hancock
Hardin | Harlan | Harrison |
Hart | Henderson |
Henry | Hickman |
Hopkins |
Jackson Jefferson | Jessamine |
Johnson | Kenton |
Knott | Knox |
Larue |
Laurel | Lawrence | Lee
Leslie | Letcher |
Lewis | Lincoln
|Livingston | Logan |
Lyon | McCracken | McCreary
McLean | Madison |
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Marshall | Martin | Mason |
Meade | Menifee
Mercer | Metcalfe
| Monroe |
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Rockcastle |
Rowan | Russell | Scott
| Shelby | Simpson |
Spencer | Taylor |
Todd | Trigg
Trimble | Union | Warren
|Washington | Wayne |
Webster | Whitley |
Wolfe
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