Interstate 64 East - Beckley to Green Sulphur Springs

A reassurance marker for I-64 east stands beside the northbound overpass of I-77.
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CR 19/41 (Fitzpatrick Road) spans the freeway as the two ramps from I-77 come together. Lewisburg, seat of Greenbriar County and a city of under 4,000, is the primarily control point for I-64 east from Beckley.
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An S-curve takes Interstate 64 northeast away from the West Virginia Turnpike by Fitzpatrick.
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Just 17,920 vehicles per day were recorded on Interstate 64 to the south of Beckley in 2013. The freeway leads east initially with a truck climbing lane.
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Interstate 64 bypasses Beckley to the south to the East Beckley Bypass at Exit 124. Lewisburg lies 50 miles to the east, followed by Lexington, Virginia and the overlap with I-81 north in 121 miles.
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A trumpet interchange (Exit 124) lies two miles ahead with the south end of the East Beckley Bypass, a controlled access route winding north to WV 41 (Stanaford Road) along the east side of Beckley.
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CR 25 (Sullivan Road) spans I-64 as the freeway curves northeast ahead of Exit 124. The East Beckley Bypass, also known as the Z-Way because the roads connected to form a "Z" pattern in various phases,¹ was extended north 1.6 miles from Grey Flats Road to WV 41 (Stanaford Road) on December 5, 2011 after two years of construction for $33.4 million.^2,3 $18.15 million in construction commenced on October 8, 2014 and ran through May 2016, extending the route another 1.33 miles to Industrial Drive.³
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U.S. 19/WV 3 wind along Beaver Creek southeast from Beckley to Beaver, Daniels and Shady Spring. The pair partition at Fayette Street, with WV 3 turning west toward Downtown Beckley and U.S. 19 taking Eisenhower Drive north through east Beckley to Skelton.
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Exit 124 loops away from I-64 east for the East Beckley Bypass north. Upon completion, the Z-Way will end at U.S. 19/WV 16 near Skelton.
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County Route 9/9 (Airport Road) ties into Interstate 64 at a six-ramp parclo interchange just north of the WV 307 easterly turn onto Scott Ridge Road.
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WV 307 extends Airport Road south across Scott Ridge to U.S. 19/WV 3 at Beaver.
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An auxiliary lane accompanies a truck climbing lane to expand I-64 east to four lanes to Exit 125A for CR 9/9 (Airport Road) south.
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Exit 125A expands to two lanes as it departs Interstate 64 east for WV 307. WV 307 parallels I-64 east along Scott Ridge Road to Grandview Country Club and CR 9 (Grandview Road).
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Exit 125B follows onto CR 9/9 (Airport Road) north to Clifftop and Raleigh County Memorial Airport (BKW) and its adjacent industrial park.
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CR 9 leads north from I-64 to the community of Grandview ahead of New River Gorge National River Park.
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