Interstate 41 South - Winnebago County

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Interstate 41 U.S. 41 South
Interstate 41 runs south between frontage roads (Gillingham Road / Jewelers Park Drive) to Exit 129 with Breezewood Lane west and Bell Street east. The forthcoming exit serves an industrial park on the south side of Neenah. 02/29/16
A dumbbell interchange replaced a signalized diamond interchange at Breezewood Lane / Bell Street as part of the 2009-14 reconstruction of I-41 through Winnebago County. 02/29/16
I-41 was expanded from four to six lanes from Neenah to Oshkosh in 2012. 02/29/16
Sign informing drivers of the five Oshkosh exits from I-41 south. The freeway angles southwest along a rural stretch between Neenah and U.S. 45. 02/29/16
VMS boards informs drivers of travel times along Interstate 41. 02/29/16
Wis 76 was formerly U.S. 45 before U.S. 45 was rerouted in 2003. Wis 76 (Jackson Street) serves the north side of Oshkosh and the Winnebago County Fairgrounds and offices. 02/29/16
Downtown Oshkosh traffic is encouraged to use Wis 76 (Jackson Street) south. The city center lies north of the Fox River along U.S. 45. 02/29/16
A signalized diamond interchange joins Interstate 41 with Wis 76 just north of the Oshkosh city limits. The exit was upgraded as part of the U.S. 41 Project to include improved turn lanes and lengthened entrance ramps for future ramp metering. STH-76 otherwise travels 43 miles from Oshkosh north to Menasha and U.S. 45 again in Bear Creek. 02/29/16
Interstate 41 kinks more southward along the Oshkosh city line as the freeway progresses south 25 miles to Fond du Lac. Milwaukee is now 75 miles away. 02/29/16
U.S. 45 replaced Wis 110 in 2003 to provide a more direct route between Oshkosh and New London. The road was also upgraded to a freeway between I-41 and U.S. 10. 02/29/16
Exit 120 consists of a dumbbell interchange with U.S. 45 (Algoma Boulevard) south into Oshkosh and the freeway northwest toward Butte des Morts and Winchester. 02/29/16
A flyover ramp carries traffic from I-41 north to U.S. 45 north. I-41/U.S. 45/U.S. 10 is used as a short cut for traffic heading to northern Wisconsin from the Milwaukee and Kenosha areas. 02/29/16
Traffic from the U.S. 45 freeway merges with I-41 after the Lake Butte Des Mortes Drive / Wiouwash Trail overpass. This bridge was built in conjunction with the U.S. 41 Project that added the wye interchange with the U.S. 45 freeway. 02/29/16
Interstate 41 continues south across the Lake Butte Des Mortes Causeway. 02/29/16
Wis 21 is a principal east-west highway that traverses central Wisconsin. The trunk highway meets Interstate 41 in 0.75 miles at a dumbbell interchange (Exit 119). This exit was upgraded as part of the US 41 Project to include roundabouts and lengthened exit and entrance ramps. 02/29/16
The Lake Butte Des Mortes main channel bridge on I-41 south. The Wolf and Fox Rivers both flow into the lake from the west. 02/29/16
Exit 119 leaves Interstate 41 south from the Lake Butte Des Mortes Causeway with two lanes to Wis 21. Wis 21 follows Oshkosh Avenue east across the Fox River to Algoma Boulevard and its terminus at U.S. 45 (Murdock Avenue). The trunk highway west bypasses Omro Road to a rural stretch leading to the city of Omro. 02/29/16
The next exit connects I-41 with 9th Avenue, a local east west arterial that serves adjacent businesses. 02/29/16
The 9th Avenue exit was reconstructed from a diamond to a dumbbell interchange as part of the US 41 Project. Work included a reconstructed overpasses for 9th Avenue and CTH-E (Witzel Avenue), relocation of the east frontage road (Koeller Street) and lengthened ramps. 02/29/16
Interstate 41 continues with commercial frontage roads southward from Omro Road to 20th Avenue. 02/29/16
Wis 44 serves Ripon and provides a short cut for travelers wanting to use Wis 23 west to reach the popular vacation destination of Wisconsin Dells. Wis 91 was designated 20 years ago to provide a state highway connection between Oshkosh and Berlin. 02/29/16
The EAA fly in is the largest aviation show in the world and is held on the last week of July. The EAA museum is open year round and is dedicated to aviation industry past and present. The EAA grounds also hold multiple outdoor conventions throughout the course of the year. 02/29/16
Exit 116 departs Interstate 41 south for Wis 44 and 91 and the south side of Oshkosh. The diamond interchange replaced a parclo A4 interchange as part of the US 41 Project. 02/29/16
An airplane is displayed along I-41 on the EAA grounds. Whittman Regional Airport (OSH) spreads to the east and south. 02/29/16
1.25 miles further south and to the right are the Ford Festival Grounds. It hosts Country USA, one of the largest country music festivals in America, along with Rock USA. 02/29/16
Upcoming Wis 26 is used mainly for traffic that is destined for Madison, as it provides a short cut between I-41 and US 151. The control city was Waupun, but was changed to the village of Rosendale to encourage people to Exit on US 151 and utilize the freeway/expressway combination. 02/29/16
Wis 26 begins at this interchange and ventures south 98 miles through south central Wisconsin to Janesville. Between Watertown and Janesville, Wis 26 was upgraded to a freeway with the exception of Johnson Creek where there are some traffic signals. 02/29/16
I-41 narrows from six to four lanes after Wis 26. This represents the southern extent of the 2009-14 completed US 41 Project in Winnebago County. 02/29/16
Reassurance markers posted as I-41/U.S. 41 lead due south 3.5 miles to the Fond du Lac County line. 02/29/16
Frontage roads, serving adjacent agricultural areas, accompany the freeway to County Z. 02/29/16
Interstate 41 advances south as a rural four lane freeway towards Fond Du Lac. 02/29/16



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02/29/16 by Peter Johnson

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Page Updated 06-07-2016.

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