Interstate 74 East - Mount Airy




A folded diamond interchange (Exit 6) joins I-74 with NC 89 just east of I-77 at Pine Ridge.
09/23/14
Interstate 74 leads east initially with three lanes. A lane drop occurs at Exit 6 for NC 89.
09/23/14
NC 89 (W Pine Street) meanders west to I-77 nearby at Exit 100 and the unincorporated community of Beulah. Heading east, NC 89 passes through Pine Ridge.
09/23/14
NC 89 is part of a 67 mile long multi-state route between U.S. 311 at Walnut Cove and U.S. 58/221 at Galax, Virginia. NC 89 runs east along Pine Street to Toast and Independence Boulevard ahead of Downtown Mount Airy.
12/31/13
This reassurance marker precedes the diamond interchange (Exit 8) joining Interstate 74 with Red Brush Road (SR 1350).
10/05/01
Entering the folded diamond interchange (Exit 13) with Park Drive (SR 2000) on I-74 east. Park Drive winds 3.75 miles north from Siloam Road (SR 1003) to the commercial strip along U.S. 601 (Rockbridge Street) in Mount Airy.
10/05/01
The Mount Airy segment of Interstate 74 concludes in two miles at the trumpet interchange (Exit 17) with U.S. 52 southbound.
10/05/01
Part of the Future I-74 corridor, U.S. 52 predates Interstate 74 as a freeway southeast from Mount Airy to the city of Winston-Salem.
10/05/01
Exit 17 loops onto U.S. 52 (Andy Griffith Parkway) north while two lanes default onto U.S. 52 south ahead of Pilot Mountain. Downtown Mount Airy lies 5.5 miles to the northwest via U.S. 52 Business.
10/05/01
Photo Credits:
- ABRoads: 09/23/14
- Alex Nitzman, Carter Buchanan: 12/31/13
- AARoads: 10/05/01
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Page Updated Tuesday October 20, 2015.