Illinois Highway Ends - I-88 (original) (raw)
Google Map of I-88
| Interstate 88 I-88 in Illinois came into being in 1988 and goes from the Quad Cities to the western suburbs of Chicago creating an east-west alternative to and from Chicago across the state. From US 30 near Sterling/Rock Falls, I-88 is the Ronald Reagan (formerly East-West) Tollway. West of that point, it is not a tollway. In DuPage County, it is surrounded by office and research campuses from Aurora to Oak Brook. At the east end, it eventually merges into I-290/Eisenhower Exressway rather than continuing to the Chicago Loop. On the west end, it ends at I-80 where the highway becomes Illinois 92. The route was previously designated Illinois 5, Illinois 190, and TOLL US 30. | |||
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| I-88: | East of East Moline (I-80) | < 143 miles > | Hillside (I-290) |
| Cities Served: | Aurora, De Kalb, Dixon, Downers Grove, Hillside, Lisle, Lombard, Naperville, North Aurora, Oak Brook, Rochelle, Rock Falls, Sugar Grove, Warrenville |
| Counties Served: | Cook, DeKalb, DuPage, Kane, Lee, Ogle, Rock Island, Whiteside |
| Highway Name(s): | Ronald Reagan Tollway |
| Multiplexes: | Illinois 56, Illinois 92, Illinois 110 |
| NHS: | Entire length from I-80 to I-290 |
| Control Cities: | Rock Island, Aurora, Chicago |
| Related Links: | » AA Roads - I-88 (West) |
| » Illinois Tollway | |
| » Interstate 88 (west) from Wikipedia |