Pictures
Pictures
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Approaching the cloverleaf with Interstate 79. (Doug Kerr) |
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At the Interstate 79 South portion of the interchange. (Doug Kerr) |
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At the
Interstate 79 North portion of the interchange, which heads into the
City of Erie. (Doug Kerr) |
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At the US 19/Peach Street interchange. (Doug Kerr) |
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At the PA 8/Parade Street interchange. (Doug Kerr) |
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At the PA 430 interchange. (Doug Kerr) |
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Approaching
the PA 531 interchange with the Interstate 86 interchange to follow. (Doug Kerr) |
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Approaching the interchange with
Interstate 86, which used to be PA 17 until
1999. (Doug Kerr) |
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At the
Interstate 86 interchange, which heads eastward into the Southern Tier
of New York state. (Doug Kerr) |
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At the US 20
interchange east of Northeast which is the last exit inside Pennsylvania. (Doug Kerr) |
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At the welcome
center/rest area just after crossing into Pennsylvania from New York. (Doug Kerr) |
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Approaching the PA 89 interchange. (Doug Kerr) |
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At the Interstate 86 interchange. (Doug Kerr) |
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Approaching the PA 531
interchange. The ramp coming into the picture from the right is from Interstate 86. (Doug Kerr) |
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At the PA 531
interchange, which is named the Trooper
Matthew R. Bond
Memorial Interchange after the fallen Pennsylvania State Trooper. (Jeff Kitsko) |
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Approaching the PA 430 interchange. (Doug Kerr) |
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At the PA 430 interchange. (Jeff Kitsko) |
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Approaching the PA 8 interchange. (Doug Kerr) |
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At the PA 8 interchange. (Mark Sinsabaugh) |
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At
the PA 97 interchange which connects to one of the shorter state routes,
PA 505, to the north. (Mark Sinsabaugh) |
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Approaching
the US 19 interchange and the beginning of the power lines that parallel the Interstate for several miles. (Doug Kerr) |
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Approaching Exit 24 and approaching the cloverleaf with Interstate 79. (Doug Kerr) |
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At the Peach
Street - Waterford interchange. Also known as US 19, Peach Street was the main route from Pittsburgh to Erie prior to the construction of Interstate 79. (Jeff Kitsko) |
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Approaching the cloverleaf with Interstate 79. (Mark Sinsabaugh) |
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At the interchange with Interstate 79 North, which leads to Erie. (Jeff Kitsko) |
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At the
interchange with Interstate 79 South, which is the major route from points south such as Pittsburgh, to Canada via Interstate 90. (Doug Kerr) |
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Approaching
the PA 832 interchange, which is the route used to access Presque Isle State Park. (Doug Kerr) |
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Approaching the PA 98 interchange south of Fairview. (Doug Kerr) |
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At
the PA 18 interchange. A friend of mine that I went to college with
grew up in Girard. (Mark Sinsabaugh) |
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Approaching
the PA 215 interchange. Albion, one of the control cities, was destroyed on May 31, 1985 by one of numerous tornadoes to strike Pennsylvania that day. (Doug Kerr) |
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At
the US 6N interchange, which is the last in Pennsylvania. US 6N is
the
only route in Pennsylvania with a letter suffix. (Mark Sinsabaugh) |
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At the Ohio
state line and the western extent of Interstate 90 in Pennsylvania. (Doug Kerr) |
Links:
Interstate 90