I-76 / Pennsylvania Turnpike East - Ohio to New Stanton

The Ohio Turnpike ends opposite the beginning of the Pennsylvania Turnpike eastbound.
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Curving south into Beaver County, I-76 (Pennsylvania Turnpike) converges with I-376 (Beaver Valley Expressway) at Exit 10 in the borough of Big Beaver.
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Interstate 376 replaced PA 60 along the tolled Beaver Valley Expressway as part of an extension northwest from Pittsburgh to Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT), New Castle and I-80 near Sharon.
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Norwood Drive and two Norfolk Southern Railroad lines span the Pennsylvania Turnpike in the borough of Norwood. All bridges were replaced by 2018 to accommodate six lane expansion along I-76.
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Interstate 76 crosses the Beaver River on a high level bridge into North Swickley township.
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Looking south along the Beaver River toward Beaver Falls.
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Interstate 76 enters southwestern Butler County ahead of the Cranberry Connector to U.S. 19 and I-79 in Cranberry township.
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Interstate 79 travels south into Allegheny County six miles to I-279, which loops east into the city of Pittsburgh.
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U.S. 19 runs between the PA Turnpike and I-79 through Cranberry. U.S. 19 and I-70 both head north to Erie.
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The Warrendale Toll Plaza lies east of I-79 and north of Warrendale in northern Allegheny County.
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The Butler Valley Interchange (Exit 39) connects the PA Turnpike with PA 8 (William Flinn Highway) in Hampton township.
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PA 8 originates at I-376 and U.S. 22/30 (Parkway East) in Wilkinsburg just east of Pittsburgh. The state route extends north to Butler, Franklin, Oil City and Erie.
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PA 28 follows the Allegheny River northeast from Pittsburgh's North Shore along a freeway to I-76 at Exit 48 and U.S. 422 on the Kittanning bypass.
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Exit 48 connects the Pennsylvania Turnpike with Freeport Road (SR 1001) in Harmar township. Freeport Road leads west to PA 901 (Indianola Road) north to link with PA 28 along the Allegheny Valley Expressway.
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The city of New Kensington lies east across the Allegheny River in Westmoreland County.
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Advancing south, Interstate 76 crosses the Allegheny River into the borough of Plum.
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The New Stanton Interchange (Exit 75) joins the PA Turnpike with Interstate 70 west and SR 3091 (New Stanton Youngwood Road) with both U.S. 119 and PA Turnpike 66 (Amos Hutchinson Bypass).
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U.S. 119 leads south from the borough of New Stanton along a freeway to Mount Pleasant en route to Connellsville. PA 66 follows a limited access toll road north to PA 66 Business south of Delmont.
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A service plaza was formerly located along I-76 eastbound just ahead of the Center Avenue (SR 3111) overpass and this shield assembly. Interstate 70 ventures west from the PA Turnpike to Washington, Wheeling, West Virginia and Columbus, Ohio.
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U.S. 119 is freeway or expressway grade from I-76 south toward Unionville, where it links to the Mon-Fay Expressway (PA Turnpike 43) corridor. Greensburg lies to the northeast of Youngwood on U.S. 119 and east of PA 66 along U.S. 30.
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