Interstate 640 East

Interstate 640 maintains five lanes above the I-275 mainline. The eastbound roadway was expanded from two to three lanes.

10/15/11

Confirming markers for Interstate 640 east / U.S. 25W south at the Bruhin Road overpass near Inskip.

01/16/19

05/01/05

Interstate 640/U.S. 25W continue alongside Sharp Ridge one mile east to Exit 6 for U.S.. 441 (N Broadway) at Greenway.

01/16/19

A parclo interchange (Exit 6) connects I-640/U.S. 25W with Old Broadway and U.S. 441 (N Broadway). Broadway comprises a crowded arterial between North Knoxville, Fountain City and Halls Crossroads.

01/16/19

Old Broadway loops just west of U.S. 441 (Broadway) at Greenway. The off-ramp at Exit 6 first intersects the former alignment of U.S. 441 before intersecting Broadway. The exchange was redesigned eastbound in 1999.¹

01/16/19

Confirming markers posted near the Norfolk Southern Railroad underpass near Beverly.

10/15/11

A split diamond interchange (Exit 8) connects I-640/U.S. 25W with Washington Pike, Mall Road South, and Millertown Pike. N/S Mall Road comprise frontage roads along I-640 between Washington Pike and Millertown Pike by the shuttered Knoxville Center mall.

10/15/11

Exit 8 departs I-640/U.S. 25W east for S Mall Road. Washington Pike leads south from Greenway Drive to overtake Millertown Pike west to North Hills and North Knoxville. Millertown Pike stems east to the former mall, Millertown and Skaggston.

10/15/11

The entrance ramp from Millertown Pike merges onto I-640/U.S. 25W at the Buffat Mill Road over crossing. Widening of the freeway from four to six lanes between Exit 8 and Interstate 40 occurred in 2003.

10/15/11

A second diagrammatic overhead for I-40 appears on the stretch of I-640 between Loveland and Spring Place. U.S. 25W south combines with I-40 east for one mile to Exit 394 (U.S. 11E/70). I-40 continues 28 miles to the split with I-81 near Danridge.

10/15/11

Two lanes connect the east end of I-640 with I-40 west to Downtown and Nashville and I-40 east / U.S. 25W south to Newport and Asheville.

10/15/11