Interstate 279 South

Interstate 279 branches from a wye interchange with I-79 south in Franklin Park.
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Downtown Pittsburgh lies 11 miles south along I-279 (Raymond E. Wilt Memorial Highway).
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Exit 8 joins Interstate 279 with Camp Horne Road in southern Ohio township.
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A parclo interchange (Exit 7) links I-279 with Union Avenue (SR 4012) south to Avalon and Bellevue and north to West View.
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U.S. 19 (Perrysville Avenue) winds south from the borough of West View to run alongside I-279 at Exit 5.
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Interstate 279 expands with an HOV roadway south from ahead of Exit 5 to I-579 and the Veterans Bridge.
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U.S. 19 (Perrysville Avenue) continues south from I-279 into the Perry North neighborhood in Pittsburgh.
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Exit 4 connects I-279 with adjacent East Street at Venture Street, south of Evergreen Road (SR 4003).
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East Street shifts sides with Interstate 279 across a high level overpass south of Exit 4.
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U.S. 19 Truck follows Interstate 279 south to the Fort Pitt Bridge, where it combines with I-376 west through the Fort Pitt Tunnel to PA 51.
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Travelers headed to Oakland in Pittsburgh or Monroeville along Interstate 376 east are directed onto I-579 south to PA 885 (Boulevard of the Allies).
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The Swindell Bridge connects Perry South and Northview Heights neighborhoods across Interstate 279.
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I-279/U.S. 19 Truck advance south to Exit 2B for PA 28 northeast to Etna and Exit 2A for Interstate 579 south to the Liberty Bridge and Liberty Tunnel.
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A half diamond interchange (Exit 2B) joins I-279 south with East Street, a frontage street connecting with E Ohio Street east to PA 28.
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PA 28 is a freeway following the Allegheny River from Pittsburgh northeast to Kittanning.
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Interstate 579 spurs south from Exit 2A across the Veterans Bridge to Crosstown Boulevard between Downtown and Uptown.
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I-279 turns west along the North Shore from I-579 (Veterans Bridge) toward the Fort Duquesne Bridge. I-579 concludes along Crosstown Boulevard at the ramps with PA 885 (Boulevard of the Allies).
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Exit 1B departs from I-279 (Parkway North) southbound next for Reedsdale Street and Pittsburgh's North Shore.
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A three-wye interchange (Exit 1 C) follows with PA 65 north between PNC Park and Acrisure Stadium.
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An unnumbered left exit ramp joins the south end of I-279 with I-376/U.S. 22-30 (Penn-Lincoln Parkway) east toward Monroeville.
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