Interstate 276 / Pennsylvania Turnpike East

Interstate 276 leads away from the Valley Forge Interchange initially with four eastbound lanes.
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The first confirming marker for Interstate 276 east at King of Prussia.
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Allendale Road and a pedestrian overpass span the Pennsylvania Turnpike adjacent to King of Prussia Mall.
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The Pennsylvania State Police King of Prussia barrack lies directly alongside the Turnpike at milepost 330.
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Germantown Pike joins I-276 east with Interstate 476 south via a Breezewood connection in two miles.
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Following the Mid County Expressway, Interstate 476 originates in Chester and winds north through the Delaware County suburbs to I-76 near West Conshohocken and I-276 at Plymouth Meeting.
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The Pennsylvania Turnpike Northeast Extension runs north to Wiles-Barre, Scranton and I-81 at Clarks Summit.
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Interstate 476 was designated in place of Pennsylvania Route 9 along the Northeast Extension in 1996.
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PA 309 crosses paths with the PA Turnpike along the Fort Washington Expressway, an older freeway extending north from Philadelphia to Spring House.
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PA 611 (Easton Road) connects with Interstate 276 north of Willow Grove and south of Horsham in two miles.
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The end the Turnpike ticketed system precedes the exchange with Interstate 95.
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With the truncation of I-276 west to I-95/295, Exit 358 was renumbered as Exit 42.
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Interstate 276 passes under I-295 without direct access.
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