U.S. 220

U.S. 220 travels 248 miles north through Pennsylvania from the Maryland state line north of Cumberland to Waverly, New York just beyond I-86/NY 17. The bulk of U.S. 220 follows the Appalachian Thruway / Bud Shuster Highway. The designation coincides with U.S. 220 north through Bedford County, where U.S. 220 follows a limited access bypass of Bedford and combines with Interstate 99 north.

Interstate 99 overlays U.S. 220 north from U.S. 220 Business in Bedford township to I-80 and PA 26 along the Spring and Marion township line in Centre County. U.S. 220 Business follows the pre-freeway alignment of U.S. 220 north from Bedford to Exit 3 near Cessna. A second branch of U.S. 220 Business lines former U.S. 220 from Exit 15 near Sproul in Blair County to PA 550 and Bald Eagle Valley Road (SR 4027) in the village of Bald Eagle. Eagle Valley Road extends north along old U.S. 220 to the borough of Port Matilda, where U.S. 220 Alternate takes over northeast to Unionville, Milesburg and I-80/PA 150 at Exit 158.

U.S. 220 overlaps with I-80 east from Exit 161 with I-99/PA 26 to Exit 178 in Clinton County. U.S. 220 loops northward along the Susquehanna Beltway to Mill Hall and the city of Lock Haven. Crossing into Lycoming County at Jersey Shore, the Susquehanna Beltway continues east to Piatt township, where it downgrades into an at-grade arterial. The limited access portion of the beltway resumes east of Linden to I-180/U.S. 15 in the city of Williamsport.

Interstate 180 was designated along U.S. 220 from U.S. 15 in Williamsport to Mountoursville and Muncy township near Pennsdale in 1983. The two routes overlap for 13.5 miles. Beyond the Susquehanna River valley, U.S. 220 turns north from PA 405 at Hughesville to Laporte in Sullivan County and Towanda in Bradford County. The northern 4.8 miles of U.S. 220 in Pennsylvania bypasses Athens, Sayre and South Waverly.

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U.S. 220 northbound enters Bedford County along Bedford Valley Road.
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Reassurance marker posted north of Evitts Creek Road (SR 3009).
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Shiver Ridge and Evitts Mountain rise to the east of U.S. 220 and Cumberland Valley.
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Centerville Road (old U.S. 220) separates from U.S. 220 (Bedford Valley Road) ahead of this scene.
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Entering the unincorporated village of Centerville.
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White Church Lane (SR 3009) stems east from U.S. 220 ahead of this shield assembly at Centerville to Evitts Creek Road (SR 3011) beyond Shriver Ridge.
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U.S. 220 crosses Evitts Creek ahead of Calamont Road.
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Evitts Creek Road (SR 3011) south to Rainsburg Mountain Road (SR 3013) east leads to the borough of Rainsburg.
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U.S. 220 north of Burning Bush and the intersection with Browns Road.
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U.S. 220 Business branches east from U.S. 220, 4.9 miles south of the Bedford borough line.
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U.S. 220 continues through northern reaches of Cumberland Valley en route to U.S. 30 at west Bedford.
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U.S. 220 upgrades to a two lane limited access highway north of the intersection with Cumberland Road (SR 3021).
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A folded diamond interchange connects U.S. 220 with U.S. 30 Business (Pitt Street) in a half mile.
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Shawnee State Park lies west of Bedford along PA 96 south from U.S. 30 at Schellsburg.
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U.S. 30 Business follows Pitt Street east to Downtown Bedford and north to the Bedford County Fairgrounds.
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The freeway along U.S. 220 advances north with four lanes to a cloverleaf interchange with U.S. 30 (Lincoln Highway).
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U.S. 30 bypasses Bedford along a controlled access expressway to the north.
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U.S. 30 continues east from Bedford with four lanes to the borough of Everett.
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Interstate 99 commences along U.S. 220 at the succeeding exit north of U.S. 30.
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North - Williamsport

North

U.S. 220 runs along the south side of a residential street grid east from Linden to the split with Fourth Street (old U.S. 220) into Williamsport.
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Fourth Street (SR 2014) branches east from U.S. 220 as a four lane arterial to the industrial west side of Williamsport.
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The freeway along U.S. 220 commences at a wye interchange with Fourth Street (SR 2014).
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A diamond interchange joins U.S. 220 (Susquehanna Beltway) with S Reach Road in one mile.
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Reach Road east connects with Arch Street (SR 2064) south to Hiawatha along the Susquehanna River West Branch.
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S Reach Road spurs west from U.S. 220 and Reach Road Industrial Park.
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U.S. 220 continues east to a modified trumpet interchange with U.S. 15 / Future I-99 north to Mansfield and Painted Post, New York.
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The Susquehanna Beltway advances east toward Maynard Street and Downtown Williamsport as I-180, U.S. 15 and U.S. 220.
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U.S. 15 was fully upgraded to a limited access highway from I-180/U.S. 220 to I-86/NY 17 at Painted Post.
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Interstate 180 commences alongside U.S. 15 south / U.S. 220 north from Williamsport to Montoursville.
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South - Williamsport

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U.S. 220 continues west from I-180/U.S. 15 along a freeway to Reach Road Industrial Park and Woodward township.
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A diamond interchange links U.S. 220 (Susquehanna Beltway) with S Reach Road.
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The limited access portion of U.S. 220 extends 2.5 miles from the exchange with S Reach Road to Fourth Street (SR 2014).
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U.S. 220 converges with Fourth Street (old U.S. 220) at a wye interchange beyond the Norfolk Southern and Lycoming Valley Railroad underpass.
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