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Ohio's Interstate Highways connect its major cities and facilitate travel between Ohio and its neighbors. I-70 runs across the state from east to west and I-71 crosses the state from Cleveland in the northeast to Cincinnati in the southwest. I-75 is a north-south route in western Ohio, while I-77 is a north-south route in eastern Ohio. I-80 and I-90 traverse northern Ohio, merging as a single highway for much of their route.
Ohio's auxiliary Interstate Highways serve the state's urban areas. I-480 provides access to Cleveland's southern suburbs from I-80, while I-271 provides access to Cleveland's eastern suburbs. I-490 is a short connector highway between I-90 and I-77 in Cleveland. I-270 encircles the city of Columbus, and I-670 provides access to downtown Columbus from the city's northeastern suburbs. I-275 encircles Cincinnati, entering Indiana west of the city and crossing the Ohio River into Kentucky southeast of the city. I-277 connects I-77 and I-76 in southern Akron. I-475 connects I-75 with Toledo's western suburbs, while I-280 connects I-80 and I-75 with Toledo's eastern suburbs. I-680 connects I-80 with I-76 via Youngstown. I-675 runs southeast of Dayton, connecting I-75 with I-70.
For more information about Ohio's roads and transportation infrastructure, visit the Ohio Department of Transportation website. For a list of scenic roads in Ohio, visit this America's Byways: Ohio page.
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