Interstate 164

Interstate 164 was the original designation for the 20 mile freeway spur from Interstate 64 south to the city of Evansville on the Ohio River. The interstate began at U.S. 41 just north of the Ohio River and ran along the south and east sides of the city before turning north to Interstate 64. The route was absorbed into a southern extension of Interstate 69, which was approved by AASHTO on October 21, 2013.

Subsequent approval by the Federal Highway Administration led to sign changes from Interstate 164 to I-69 during fall 2014. This process involved converting 70 or so guide signs pertaining to exits and roads intersecting the 21 mile long freeway.¹

Interstate 164 Archives

• Former Interstate 164 North
• Former Interstate 164 South