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Interstate 75 Kentucky

A high level bridge carries Interstate 75 & U.S. 25-421 over the Kentucky River near the community of Clay's Ferry. Three sets of supports are visible: the middle set was built in 1946 as part of U.S. 25. When Interstate 75 was built in 1963, the bridge was widened and the second set of supports were added. The third set (middle) joined in 1998 when Interstate 75 was widened to six lanes across the river.1 Photo taken by Carter Buchanan (10/30/04).

Interstate 75 Kentucky Highway Guides

Scenes pertaining to Interstate 75
Kentucky 2328 northbound as it nears the Exit 99 interchange with Interstate 75 & U.S. 25 & 421. Kentucky 2328 represents old U.S. 25 as it travels parallel to the freeway over the Kentucky River. Photo taken 10/31/04.
U.S. 27 north & 68 east follow Broadway from downtown Lexington to New Circle Road (Kentucky 4) and junction Interstate 64 & 75 at the Pinehurst community of the city. Photo taken 06/05/08.
A folded-diammond interchange joins the freeway with U.S. 27 & 68 (Broadway) due to the parallel railroad line. Interstate 64 east & 75 south split at the adjacent interchange toward Ashland and Knoxville respectively. Photo taken 06/05/08.
A second left-hand turn carries motorists bound for Interstaet 64 west to Frankfort and Louisville and Interstate 75 north to Cincinnati. U.S. 27 & 68 continue northeast and leave Lexington for the Bourbon County seat of Paris. Photo taken 06/05/08.

Sources:

  1. KentuckyRoads.com - Image Library - I-75 - Clay's Ferry Bridge (July 5, 2003).

Page Updated February 19, 2009.