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EspañolINTERSTATE 75 IN KENTUCKY
In the 'State of Kentucky', Interstate 75 runs from near Williamsburg to Covington by way of Lexington. Interstate 75 enters the Cumberland Plateau region from Tennessee, then descends into the Bluegrass region through the Pottsville Escarpment before crossing the Ohio River into Ohio.
Interstate 75 follows along the U.S. Route 25 corridor for the entire length of Kentucky.
| Contents |
| Major cities and towns |
| Lane configurations |
| Exit list |
| References |
Major cities and towns
Bolded cities are officially-designated control cities for signs.
★ Williamsburg
★ Corbrin
★ London
★ Richmond
★ 'Lexington'
★ Florence
★ Erlanger
★ Covington
★ Newport
Lane configurations
★ Brent Spence Bridge over Ohio River (4 lanes each way, SB lanes above NB lanes)
★ From 5th St. exit in Covington (192) to I-275 (185) (4 SB, 3 NB)
★ Through I-275 interchange (3 lanes each way)
★ From I-275 (exit 185) to I-71 split (exit 173) (4 lanes each way)
★ From I-71 split (exit 173) to milepost 156 near Dry Ridge (3 lanes each way)
★ From milepost 156 to milepost 139 near Corinth (2 lanes each way)
★ From milepost 139 to milepost 70 south of Berea (3 lanes each way)
★ From milepost 70 to milepost 56 (2 lanes each way)
★ From milepost 52 to milepost 56 (4 NB - extra climbing lane, 3 SB)
★ From milepost 52 to milepost 41 north of London (2 lanes each way, currently in the process of being widened to 3 lanes each way)
★ From milepost 41 to milepost 38 bypassing London (3 through lanes each way, NB auxiliary lane for KY 80 exit and SB auxiliary lane for KY 192 exit)
★ From milepost 38 to milepost 33 north of Corbin (3 lanes each way)
★ From milepost 33 to Tennessee line (2 lanes each way)
Exit list
Exits are numbered from south to north, in accordance with AASHTO guidelines.
| County | Location | # | Destinations | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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| Whitley | Williamsburg | |||
  | exit to University of the Cumberlands | |||
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| Corbin | ||||
| exit to Cumberland Falls State Resort Park | |||
| Laurel | ||||
 | exit to Cumberland Gap Tunnel, Cumberland Gap National Historical Park, and Union College | |||
| London | ||||
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| Rockcastle | Mt. Vernon | |||
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| Madison | Berea | |||
 | exit to Berea College | |||
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| Richmond | ||||
 | exit to Eastern Kentucky University and Blue Grass Army Depot | |||
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 | exit to Fort Boonesborough State Park | |||
  | US 27 and US 421 join northbound and leave southbound | |||
| Fayette | Lexington | |||
 | US 27 and US 421 leave northbound and join southbound | |||
 | exit to University of Kentucky | |||
 | exit to Blue Grass Airport and Keeneland Race Course | |||
 | exit to University of Kentucky | |||
  | I-64 joins northbound and leaves southbound | |||
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| Fayette | Lexington | |||
  | exit to Rupp Arena | |||
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 | I-64 leaves nortbound and joins southbound | |||
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| Fayette | Lexington | |||
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| Scott | Georgetown | |||
 | northbound only exit and southbound only entrance | |||
 | exit to Toyota Motor Manufacturing Kentucky | |||
 | exit to Toyota Motor Manufacturing Kentucky | |||
| Sadieville | ||||
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| Grant | Corinth | |||
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| Williamstown | ||||
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| Barnes Road | ||||
| Dry Ridge | ||||
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| Crittenden | ||||
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| Kenton | ||||
| I-75 passes briefly into a portion of southwest Kenton County but no exits | ||||
| Boone | Walton | |||
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  | I-71 joins nortbound and leaves southbound | |||
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| Boone | Union | |||
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| Florence | ||||
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| Steinburg Drive / Mall Road | southbound only exit to Florence Mall | |||
 | northbound exit for Florence Mall | |||
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| Kenton | Erlanger | |||
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  | Cincinnati, Ohio beltway | |||
| Fort Mitchell | ||||
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| Fort Wright | ||||
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| Covington | ||||
| Twelfth Street / | ||||
 | exit to John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge | |||
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References
1. FHWA Route Log
2. Interstate 50th Anniversary (KYTC)
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