Interstate 80 / Ohio Turnpike West - Lordstown to Elyria

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Interstate 80 West
The first exit along the Ohio Turnpike on Interstate 80 joins the toll road with the village of Lordstown and the Lordstown Motors Corporation complex. 09/01/05
Semi trucks are restricted from the left lane along six lane sections of the Ohio Turnpikes. 09/01/05
Distance sign posted at the SR 45 (Salem Warren Road) underpass, referencing Akron via SR 8 south and Cleveland via Interstate 77 north. 09/01/05
Exit 216 constitutes a wye interchange with ramps to Hallock Young Road at the Lordstown Motors Corporation plant. 09/01/05
Hallock Young Road encircles the manufacturing plant west from SR 45 (Tod Avenue) to Ellsworth Bailey Road and the wye interchange at Exit 215. 09/01/05
Continuing northwest into Newtown township in Trumbull County, the Ohio Turnpike next meets SR 5 at Exit 209. 09/01/05
Exit 209 serves the city of Warren to the east via SR 5 to SR 82. SR 5/82 combine along the Warren Outerbelt at Leavittsburg. 09/01/05
Interstate 80 crosses the Mahoning River a half mile south of the trumpet interchange (Exit 209) and access road to SR 5. 09/01/05
Passing north of the city of Newton Falls, SR 5 travels west frin the Ohio Turnpike to the Michael Kirwan Reservoir and Ravenna. 09/01/05
Confirming markers at the Newton Falls Road underpass near Braceville. 09/01/05
I-80 turns west into Portage County ahead of the village of Windham. A lengthy exit less stretch leads to the Portage Service Plaza in Freedom township. 09/01/05
A variety of services ranging from travel information, food and gas are available at the Portage Service Plaza. 09/01/05
Exit 193 joins Interstate 80 (Ohio Turnpike) with SR 44 at Shalersville. 09/01/05
SR 44 provides the main route between the Ohio Turnpike and the Portage County seat of Ravenna. SR 44 meets SR 5 and SR 14 within the city. 09/01/05
SR 44 heads north from Exit 193 to Mantua at the Cuyahoga River. The state route travels overall between Waynesburg and Mentor at Lake Erie. 09/01/05
The first Cleveland area exit along the Ohio Turnpike is with Interstate 480 and SR 14. I-480 angles northwest from Streetsboro through the suburbs of Twinsburg and Macedonia to combine with Interstate 271 at Oakwood. 09/01/05
There is no direct access from the Ohio Turnpike to Interstate 271, a loop north to I-90 at Willoughby Hills and southwest to I-71 near Medina. I-480 west and SR 8 north at the succeeding exit links I-80 with I-271. 09/01/05
SR 14 extends southeast from I-480 at Exit 187 to SR 43/303 in Streetsboro en route to Ravenna. SR 43 runs south to Kent and north to Geauga Lake. 09/01/05
I-480/SR 14 overlap 12 miles west to Oakwood, where it shifts onto Broadway Avenue to Bedford. I-480 returns to the Ohio Turnpike at Exit 151 in North Ridgeville. 09/01/05
Entering the trumpet interchange (Exit 187) with the access road linking I-80 to I-480/SR 14. 09/01/05
I-480 historically was proposed as part of Interstate 80N, an urban loop north into Cleveland. 05/25/02
The Ohio Turnpike was expanded to six lanes west from the exchange with I-480 to SR 8 by 2014. 09/01/05
SR 8 constitutes a limited access highway south to the Central Interchange with I-76/77 in Akron and north to Interstate 271 at Macdeonia. 09/01/05
I-80 leaves the city of Hudson ahead of the trumpet interchange at Exit 180. SR 8 serves Cuyahoga Valley National Park to the north and the Blossom Music Center to the south. 09/01/05
SR 8 travels overall between Akron and Downtown Cleveland. The stretch 1.3 miles south from I-80 was upgraded to a freeway by 2011. 09/01/05
Interstate 77 provides a direct link to the city of Cleveland from the Ohio Turnpike at Exit 173. The Willow Freeway serves the southern suburbs of Brecksville, Richfield and Broadview Heights among others. 09/01/05
A limited access roadway connects the trumpet interchange at Exit 173 with SR 21 (Brecksville Road) in addition to I-77. The former route of U.S. 21, SR 21 parallels I-77 to the east from Richfield north through Brecksville and Independence. 09/01/05
Black Road spans I-80 a half mile from Exit 173 in Richfield township. Originating in Cleveland, I-77 runs south within Ohio to Akron, Canton, New Philadelphia, Cambridge and Marietta. 09/01/05
Interstate 77 (Willow Freeway) concludes 16 miles to the north at I-90 (Innerbelt Freeway) at Downtown Cleveland. 09/01/05
Exit 173 departs Interstate 80 (Ohio Turnpike) westbound for I-77 and SR 21. SR 21 overlaps with I-77 southward from Exit 145 to Exit 136 at Fairlawn en route to Barberton and Massillon. 09/01/05
The Great Lakes Service Plaza lies two miles northwest of the Cuyahoga County line. 09/01/05
Interstate 80 enters the city of Broadview Heights at the Great Lakes Service Plaza. 09/01/05
Reassurance markers posted ahead of the Edgerton Road and SR 176 (Broadview Road) overpasses. 09/01/05
Interstate 80 heads 109 miles from the city of North Royalton to Toledo in northwestern Ohio. 09/01/05
Interstate 71 and U.S. 42 converge at Middleburg Heights north of forthcoming Exit 161 and the city of Strongsville. 09/01/05
Interstate 71 arcs 14 miles northeast from the Ohio Turnpike to I-90 (Innerbelt Freeway) and I-490 at the Tremont neighborhood in Cleveland. U.S. 42 parallels along Pearl Road, 25th Street and Superior Avenue 14.5 miles to Public Square in Downtown Cleveland. 09/01/05
The trumpet interchange at Exit 161 ties into access roads for both I-71 and U.S. 42. The two routes parallel south to Brunswick and Medina. Cleveland-Hopkins International Airport (CLE) lies six miles north along I-71 at I-480. 09/01/05
Interstate 71 links the Cleveland area with the capital city of Columbus and Cincinnati. U.S. 42 parallels the freeway on roughly the same trajectory. 09/01/05
The access road linking with U.S. 42 (Pearl Road) at the Mill Stream Run Reservation in Strongsville passes over I-80 by this shield assembly. 09/01/05
Interstate 80 curves west ahead of the Rocky River East Branch. 09/01/05
Interstate 480 returns to I-80 (Ohio Turnpike) west beyond Exit 152 with SR 10. SR 10 branches southwest from I-480 along a freeway to south Elyra and Oberlin. 09/01/05
Crossing into Lorain County, I-80 enters the city of North Ridgeville. 09/01/05
The trumpet interchange at Exit 152 connects the Ohio Turnpike with Lorain Road (SR 10C), 0.77 miles southeast of the exchange separating SR 10 east from Interstate 480. 09/01/05
SR 10 follows Lorain Road northeast from I-80 to North Olmstead, paralleling Interstate 480 (Outerbelt South Freeway) to Fairview Park. 09/01/05
A wye interchange joins the west end of Interstate 480 with I-80 just ahead of this confirming marker. 09/30/10
The Ohio Turnpike continues west through North Ridgeville into the city of Elyria. 09/30/10
The city of Amherst is the subsequent exit for the Ohio Turnpike beyond SR 57 in Elyria. 09/30/10
Interstate 80 runs alongside SR 57/113 (John F. Kennedy Memorial Parkway) west ahead of the Black River and the trumpet interchange at Exit 145. 09/30/10
SR 57 comprises a commercial arterial north from adjacent Midway Mall en route to the city of Lorain. 09/30/10
South from Elyra and overlaps with U.S. 20/SR 113-301, SR 57 leads to Grafton and Medina. 09/30/10
SR 57 (Lorain Boulevard) north provides the closest access from I-80 (Ohio Turnpike) west to I-90/SR 2 east for Avon and Westlake. 09/30/10
Interstate 90 converges with I-80 at a wye interchange (Exit 142) in Elyria township. 09/30/10
Toledo lies 84 miles to the west along the I-80/90 overlap. 09/30/10
The succeeding exit lies 1.3 miles beyond the merge with Interstate 90 west. 09/30/10



Photo Credits:

05/25/02, 09/01/05, 09/30/10 by AARoads

Connect with:
Interstate 71
Interstate 77
Interstate 90
Interstate 480

Page Updated 09-01-2021.

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