Site Navigation Indiana Illinois Iowa Michigan Minnesota Missouri Ohio Wisconsin     Interstate 275 Outer Loop Interstate 275 north (outer loop) Interstate 275 northbound on the approach to the Exit 59B/A three-quarter cloverleaf interchange with Ohio 450 (Milford Parkway). Ohio 450 comprises a short connector between the Cincinnati beltway and nearby U.S. 50 (Chillicothe Pike). Photo taken 11/13/04. Exit 59B provides a direct ramp onto Ohio 450 (Milford Parkway) east to U.S. 50 (Chillicothe Pike); U.S. 50 east exits the Cincinnati area for Hillsboro and Chillicothe in south central Ohio. Westbound U.S. 50 travels northwest into the town of Milford where it meets Ohio 131 and 28. Photo taken 11/13/04. The interchange between Ohio 450 (Milford Parkway) and Interstate 275 originally consisted of a full-cloverleaf interchange. The loop ramp from Milford Parkway east onto Interstate 275 was removed however. Milford Parkway constitutes a four-lane divided highway within the vicinity of Exit 59 and its east end included space meant to accommodate an interchange or eastward extension. Photo taken 11/13/04. Exit 59A loops onto Milford Parkway west ahead of New Finley Ray Park. Milford Parkway turns northward and meets U.S. 50 (Lila Avenue) at junction Ohio 131 in Milford. U.S. 50 continues west from there to Terrace Park, Indian Hill, and Fairfax. Photo taken 11/13/04. Ohio 131, an east-west route between Milford and U.S. 50 at Vera Cruz, passes over Interstate 275 just south of the Exit 57 partial-cloverleaf interchange with Ohio 28. Ohio 28 (Goshen Pike) travels 71 miles from U.S. 50 in Milford to U.S. 50 west of Chillicothe. Photo taken 11/13/04. Drivers bound for Ohio 28 (Goshen Pike) depart Interstate 275 northbound at Exit 57. Ohio 28 splits with U.S. 50 (Chillicothe Pike) within Milford on an eastern heading to Goshen and Blanchester. Westward, U.S. 50 crosses the Little Miami River into Hamilton County from Ohio 28's end. Photo taken 11/13/04. Interstate 275 begins its northwest curve toward Montgomery and Blue Ash on the approach to Exit 54 (Wards Corner Road). Wards Corner Road meets the freeway in unincorporated Clermont County near Miamiville. Photo taken 11/13/04. One half mile south of the Wards Corner Road diamond interchange (Exit 54) at the Loveland-Milford Road overpass. Wards Corner Road meanders southwest from Interstate 275 to junction Ohio 126 (Center Street) in Miamiville. Photo taken 11/13/04. Exit 54 leaves Interstate 275 north for Wards Corner Road. Wards Corner Road continues north to Ohio 48 (Oakland Road) in eastern Loveland. Interstate 275 meanwhile next meets Loveland Road (Exit 52) on the five-mile drive to junction Interstate 71. Photo taken 11/13/04. Interstate 275 sinks towards its crossing of the Little Miami River at Lake Isabella Park. Opposite the water crossing is the folded-diamond interchange with Loveland Madeira Road (Exit 52). Photo taken 11/13/04. Little Miami River is designated as State and National Scenic River. The river flows southward from the Springfield and Xenia area into the Ohio River at south Cincinnati. Photo taken 11/13/04. Loveland Madeira Road follows the Little Miami River northeast from junction Ohio 126 at Remington to Loveland Avenue near downtown Loveland. Exit 52 departs Interstate 275 north here for interests south to Indian Hill. Photo taken 11/13/04. Interstate 275 travelers next meet U.S. 22 & Ohio 3 (Montgomery Road) at the city of Montgomery and Exit 50. U.S. 22 & Ohio 3 share pavement from their beginning in Cincinnati through to Washington Court House, a distance of 112 miles. The partial-cloverleaf interchange lies one mile southeast of junction Interstate 71 (Exits 49B/A). Photo taken 11/13/04. U.S. 22 & Ohio 3 (Montgomery Road) locally joins the freeway with Montgomery and Indian Hill to the south. Northward, the tandem continue in the shadow of Interstate 71 to Murrow and Wilmington. Photo taken 11/13/04. Exit 50 leaves Interstate 275 north for U.S. 22 & Ohio 3 (Montgomery Road). U.S. 22 & Ohio 3 travel Montgomery Road south parallel to Interstate 71 through Montgomery to Silverton and Cincinnati. Northward the highways circumvent Loveland to Twenty Mile Stand. Photo taken 11/13/04. Interstate 71 joins the Cincinnati metropolitan area with the capital city of Columbus and Cleveland to the northeast. The freeway cuts through Blue Ash and Montgomery on the ten mile drive south to Norwood and Cincinnati. Interests to Paramount's King Island theme park should use Interstate 71 north to Exit 25. Photo taken 11/13/04. A directional cloverleaf interchange facilitates the movements between Interstate 275 and Interstate 71 at Exits 49B/A. Interstate 71 leaves Hamilton County for Warren County and Lebanon on the 95-mile drive to Columbus. Photo taken 11/13/04. Exit 49B departs Interstate 275 west for Interstate 71 north. The freeway next meets Fields Ertel Road at the Warren County line near Loveland. Interstate 71 south meanwhile heads three miles to the Ronald Reagan Cross County Highway and 15 miles to downtown Cincinnati. Photo taken 11/13/04. Interstate 275 west partitions with the Exit 49A loop ramp onto Interstate 71 south to Cincinnati. Interstate 71 continues from downtown with Interstate 75 into Covington, Kentucky. The freeway proceeds from its split with I-75 to Louisville. Photo taken 11/13/04. Continuing west, Interstate 275 skims northern Blue Ash before entering the city of Sharonville. Exit 47 serves eastern reaches of the city and Blue Ash via the Reed Hartman Highway (Exit 47). Photo taken 11/13/04. A two-lane off-ramp departs Interstate 275 west for Reed Hartman Highway at Exit 47. Reed Hartman Highway ventures south from the Butler County line (Fields Ertel Road) to Blue Ash Airport (ISZ) and the University of Cincinnati Raymond Walters College. Photo taken 11/13/04. A fourth westbound auxiliary lane travels between Reed Hartman Highway (Exit 47) and the U.S. 42 (Lebanon Road) off-ramp at Exit 46. U.S. 42 travels northward from downtown Cincinnati to Reading, Evendale, and Sharonville. Photo taken 11/13/04. Westbound at the Exit 46 diamond interchange with U.S. 42 (Lebanon Road) on Interstate 275. U.S. 42 continues north from Exit 46 to Pisgah, Mason, and Lebanon, midway between Interstates 71 and 75. Photo taken 11/13/04. Next in line for westbound drivers is the Exit 44 folded-diamond interchange with Mosteller Road. Mosteller Road travels north-south through western Sharonville between Fields-Ertel Road and East Sharon Road. Photo taken 11/13/04. One half mile out from the Exit 44 off-ramp to Mosteller Road. Mosteller Road ends at East Sharon Road at Ford Motor Company's Sharonville Transmission Plant. Photo taken 11/13/04. Interstate 75 (Exits 43B/A) interchanges with Interstate 275 three quarters of a mile west of the Exit 44 (Mosteller Road) off-ramp. Interstate 75 joins Cincinnati with Dayton, Findlay, and Toledo in western Ohio. Photo taken 11/13/04. Older button copy signs posted along Interstate 275 west for the three-quarter cloverleaf interchange with Interstate 75 (Exits 43B/A). Interstate 75 north travels 16 miles to Middletown and 36 miles to downtown Dayton. Photo taken 11/13/04. Exit 43B carries drivers onto Interstate 75 north for Butler County and West Chester. Interstate 75 splits with Interstate 675 south of Dayton for interests northeast to Springfield in 27 miles. Interstate 75 southbound meanwhile cuts a swath through Lincoln Heights, Lockland, and north Cincinnati no the 15 mile drive to downtown. Photo taken 11/13/04. Page Updated May 11, 2008.