With the Department of Transportation having printed an official road map for every year of the past decade, I figured there would be one for 2019. I stopped by the DMV and picked up the last one of the 2010s decade, and marks the 2010s the first one in 50 years to have a map published in every year. The following are the changes in the 2019 official Pennsylvania map since the 2018 edition:
Allegheny County/Washington County
PA Turnpike 576 shown as under construction from US 22 to Interstate 79
![PA Turnpike 576 between US 22 and Interstate 79 is shown under construction on the 2019 official road map](https://www.pahighways.com/images/blog/paturnpike576underconstruction.jpg)
Bucks County
Interstate 95 and Pennsylvania Turnpike interchange now complete and Interstate 95 routed over the Delaware River Bridge
Interstate 295 replaces Interstate 95 north of the Turnpike
![The I-95/I-295 interchange with the Pennsylvania Turnpike and I-295 are shown on the 2019 official road map](https://www.pahighways.com/images/blog/i95completedandi295.jpg)
Somerset County
US 219 expressway completed
![US 219 is indicated as completed on the 2019 official road map](https://www.pahighways.com/images/blog/us219completed.jpg)
![Cover of the 2019 official state road map](https://www.pahighways.com/images/mapcovers/2019.jpg)
The map has the same dimensions as the previous year’s, and features the same amenities, such as the tourism slogan and “2019” in a keystone. This year’s cover picture is of a family taking a selfie on a ski slope. However, there is one noticeable error on the cover. The Department of Transportation’s website is erroneously printed as “PENNDOT.COM” in the upper-right corner, when it has been a “.gov” for the past few years. You can view the 2019 official road map on PennDOT’s site .