Interstate 180 Pennsylvania
Overview
Interstate 180 spurs north from I-80 and PA 147 near the borough of Milton to Williamsport and the Lycoming Valley. The rural freeway mirrors the course of the Susquehanna River West Branch north from McEwensville to Muncy. Turning west ahead of Lycoming Mall, I-180 travels around the borough of Montoursville by Williamsport Regional Airport (IPT) to Downtown Williamsport.
U.S. 220 overlaps with Interstate 180 from Montoursville west to Williamsport and the Susquehanna Beltway. U.S. 15 accompanies I-180 between the Market Street Bridge to South Williamsport and the west end at Lycoming Creek. U.S. 220 west to Lock Haven and I-80, and U.S. 15 north to the New York state line, are both a part of the future Interstate 99 corridor.
History
Interstate 180 was established by the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) on October 1, 1983 after the final segment of the freeway along PA 147 between I-80 and Williamsport opened to traffic in 1982. Work on the initial segment of PA 147 started in 1969.1
Route Information
Source: December 31, 2021 Interstate Route Log and Finders List
I-180 Annual Average Daily Traffic (AADT)
Source: 2017 PennDOT Traffic Volume Maps
The exchange joining I-80 with I-180 in Turbot Township was originally numbered Exits 31 A/B. 12/17/93
 Photo Guides
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– Milton, Pennsylvania
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West End
– Williamsport, Pennsylvania
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The entrance ramp from U.S. 15 south adds an auxiliary lane along I-180 east to Exit 28 with Maynard Street. I-180/U.S. U.S. 15-220 proceed eastward from Williamsport to Montoursville. Montoursville was where TWA Flight 800 bound for Paris, France crashed on July 17, 1996. Of the 230 killed, 16 were from Montoursville. Photo taken by Tim Reichard (08/03/02).
Page updated January 18, 2020.