Interstate 5

Interstate 5 travels north-south from California through the Willamette Valley to Portland, then crosses the Columbia River into Washington. I-5 replaced the routing of U.S. 99 throughout most of western Oregon. The freeway enters the state south of Ashland and stays west of the Cascade Range from Siskiyou Summit north to Portland. Along the way are the communities of Medford, Grants Pass, Roseburg, Eugene, Salem, and Portland.
Interstate 5 Oregon Guides
North

Ashland to Medford - 66 photos

Grants Pass to Glendale - 65 photos

Canyonville to Roseburg - 68 photos

Sutherlin to Cottage Grove - 61 photos

Creswell to Eugene - 46 photos

Coburg to Albany - 55 photos

Albany to Salem - 53 photos

Wilsonville to Tigard - 44 photos

Portland - 73 photos
South

Portland - 72 photos

Tigard to Wilsonville - 41 photos

Woodburn to Salem - 20 photos

Eugene to Roseburg - 21 photos

Roseburg to Canyonville - 30 photos

Button copy overhead for the loop ramp joining Barnett Road east with I-5 north, southeast of Downtown Medford. Grants Pass was the control point on older guide signs for I-5.
03/31/05
OR 138 (Harvard Boulevard) westbound at Interstate 5 (Exit 124) in the city of Roseburg. The southbound entrance ramp for I-5 to the Douglas County Fairgrounds (Exit 123) and Medford departs from Harvard Boulevard westbound beyond the freeway over crossing.
04/01/05
Although many of the OR 99 overlaps with Interstate 5 are unsigned, the overlap between the freeway and OR 138 is acknowledged. The state route combines with I-5 across the Umpqua River northward 12 miles to Sutherlin.
04/01/05
Garden Valley Boulevard meets I-5/OR 138 at a six-ramp parclo interchange (Exit 125) west at Mulholland Drive in Roseburg.
07/16/23
Interstate 5 travels 66.8 miles south from Garden Valley Boulevard in Roseburg to OR 99 south into Grants Pass.
07/16/23
Glenwood Road north at the folded diamond interchange (Exit 191) with Interstate 5 in south Eugene.
07/16/23
Ehlen Road travels west from the city of Aurora to Interstate 5 at Exit 278. Construction underway from 2024 to 2027 converts their exchange into a diverging diamond interchange.
07/16/23
Lower Boones Ferry Road angles southwest from Lake Oswego into northern reaches of Tualatin, where the arterial meets Interstate 5 at a diamond interchange (Exit 290).
07/16/23
Photo Credits:
- Brent Ivy: 07/15/23, 07/16/23
- AARoads: 03/31/05, 04/01/05
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Page Updated Monday August 25, 2025.