Interstate 76C is an unsigned route spurring 1.35 miles east from the interchange with I-676 at the east end of the Walt Whitman Bridge to U.S. 130 (Crescent Boulevard) in south Camden and Route 168 (Black Horse Pike) at Audubon Park. The freeway provides a high speed route between Black Horse Pike and Philadelphia. I-76C in New Jersey was the only suffixed route with the letter C in the Interstate system until IH 69C in South Texas was designated in July 2013.
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| Interstate 76C connects I-76 east on the Walt Whitman Bridge with I-676 via a loop ramp onto I-76C west. Interstate 676 proceeds north to Centerville and the South Waterfront in Camden. 09/19/04 |
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| Interstate 76C parallels Newton Creek from I-76 to a loop ramp for U.S. 130 (Crescent Boulevard) north to Route 168 (Mt. Ephraim Avenue) in Camden. 09/19/04 |
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| Sign changes made between 2000 and 2004 replaced Camden with Collingswood for U.S. 130 north. 06/19/00 |
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| I-76C concludes at a wye interchange with Route 168 (Black Horse Pike) south to Audubon and Haddon Township. U.S. 130 (Crescent Boulevard) heads north from I-76C to Woodlynne, Collingswood and Pennsauken. 09/19/04 |
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| Traffic from Route 168 (Black Horse Pike) north and U.S. 130 (Crescent Boulevard) south combine along Interstate 76C west ahead of a directional cloverleaf interchange with I-76 west and I-676 north. 09/19/04 |
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| Interstate 76C separates into single lane ramps for I-676 north to Camden and the Ben Franklin Bridge and I-76 west across the Walt Whitman Bridge into South Philadelphia. 09/19/04 |
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| An entrance ramp joins the I-76 westbound ramp from Kearsarge Road in the adjacent Fairview neighborhood. 06/19/00 |
Page Updated 11-21-2022.
