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Interstate 375

Southern Terminus: Jefferson Avenue, Detroit ¬ 1.2 miles ® Northern Terminus: I-75, Detroit

Southern Terminus

The shortest Interstate in Michigan, I-375, has its southern terminus at Jefferson Avenue in downtown Detroit. No I-375 ENDS signage is in place at this endpoint, but rather an overhead FREEWAY ENDS SIGNAL AHEAD advisory sign.
(PHOTO # 1: Dan Garnell | December 19, 2002)

The left two lanes of south I-375 merge in with Jefferson Avenue westbound, which carries a unsigned BS I-375 designation for approximately three blocks to the intersection of Jefferson Avenue and Randolph Street, at the entrance to the Detroit-Windsor Tunnel. There, BS I-375 turns into M-10. Meanwhile, the right lane of south I-375 is exit only to east Jefferson Avenue.
(PHOTO # 2: Dan Garnell | December 19, 2002)

Shown here is the beginning of north I-375 as it splits away from east Jefferson Avenue.
(PHOTO # 3: Dan Garnell | July 16, 2002)

Northern Terminus

The northern end of I-375 is at I-75, north of downtown Detroit. North I-375 defaults into north I-75, which merges in at the interchange. The exit shown here provides access to south I-75, as well as to M-3. There is no I-375 ENDS signage present here, either.
(PHOTO # 1: Dan Garnell | April 28, 2003)

One has to look hard to find it, but there is a solo south I-375 reassurance marker present. It is located in the median, just beyond the M-3 (Gratiot Avenue) overpass.
(PHOTO # 2: Dan Garnell | March 4, 2003)

Besides I-375 and I-75, the fourth leg of the interchange which marks the northern end of I-375 is a 0.25 mile long connector from M-3. This scene shows the signage present on south M-3 where the aforementioned connector begins.
(PHOTO # 3: Dan Garnell | March 4, 2003)

Links

I-375 @ AARoads Interstate Guide (Alex Nitzman / Andy Field)

I-375 @ Michigan Highways (Chris Bessert)