Interstate 89 Vermont - North Archive

Interstate 89 continues north eight miles to the city of St. Albans. The freeway spans a New England Central Railroad line beyond this former mileage sign. 08/01/07

All guide signs for Exit 19 to St. Albans were replaced by 2011. 08/01/07

An auxiliary sign touts the connections of Vermont 104 north to Vermont 105 for points east including Enosburg and Richford. The new sign includes a shield for VT 104. 08/01/07

Exit 19 departs one half mile ahead as Interstate 89 passes by milepost 113. 08/01/07

nterstate Access Road stems 1.3 miles west from Exit 19 to adjacent Vermont 104 (Fairfax Road) and U.S. 7 (Main Street). 08/01/07

Mileage sign posted ten miles south of Swanton at the VT 36 overpass. 08/01/07

Approaching the diamond interchange (Exit 20) with Vermont 207 on I-89 north. 08/01/07

Exit 20 leaves I-89 north after milepost 117 for VT 207 north to Highgate Center and south to adjacent U.S. 7 in St. Albans. 08/01/07

A wide forested median separates the roadways of Interstate 89 through south Swanton. 08/01/07

Interstate 89 extends north through Swanton six miles to the village center. 08/01/07

Vermont 78 (1st Street) joins Interstate 89 with U.S. 7 in the village of Swanton to the west at Grand Avenue. 08/01/07

A 17-mile drive takes motorists to New York state via VT 78 and U.S. 2 across the Rouses Point Bridge. 08/01/07

Replaced guide sign posted at the off-ramp (Exit 21) to Vermont 78 (1st Street). VT 78 heads east to Franklin County State Airport (FSO) and Highgate Center. 08/01/07

Progressing northward to the Highgate town line along I-89. 08/01/07

The replacement of this mileage sign dropped Quebec from the distance to Montreal. 08/01/07

U.S. 7 and I-89 come together for a final time at Exit 22 just south of the international border. 08/01/07

Exit 22 departs I-89 north for U.S. 7 south to Highgate Springs. Noticeably absent are signs referencing this as the last U.S. exit. 08/01/07