Michigan Highway Ends | Interstate 75

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Interstate 75

Southern Entrance: Ohio State Line, south of Erie, Monroe County. | Northern Terminus: Ontario Provincial Boundary, Sault Ste. Marie, Chippewa County.

Southern Entrance

I-75 South crosses the Ohio State Line on the northern city limit of Toledo, less than a mile west of the Lake Erie coast line. Until 1998, I-75 was six lanes in Michigan, and narrowed to four lanes as it crossed into the Buckeye State. In 1998, upon completion of a three year construction project, Ohio widened I-75 to six lanes from the Michigan border to the I-280 interchange, a length of 3 miles.
(PHOTO # 1: Dan Garnell | May 15, 2003)

Here is the perspective of I-75 North as it enters into the Wolverine State from Ohio.
(PHOTO # 2: Dan Garnell | June 8, 2002)

Northern Terminus

	Long removed from its starting point near Miami, Florida, I-75's northern terminus is at the International Bridge in Sault Sainte Marie, which spans the Saint Mary's River and connects to Sault Sainte Marie, Ontario, and ON 17, the Trans-Canada Highway. This is the final sign gantry on I-75 North, at the last exit before the International Bridge, Easterday Avenue. (PHOTO # 1: Jim Teresco \| July 11, 2003)
	An I-75 ENDS shield assembly is in place between the Easterday Avenue interchange and the toll booths for the International Bridge. (PHOTO # 2: Neil Bratney \| June 10, 2002)
	This is the first mileage sign for I-75 South, located after it passes the Easterday Avenue interchange. Think that it would list I-75's ultimate destination of Miami here? Think again. The farthest destination listed here is Saginaw, 244 miles away. (PHOTO # 3: Jody Aho \| May 23, 2003)

Links

I-75 @ AARoads Interstate Guide (Alex Nitzman / Andy Field)

I-75 @ Ohio Highway Ends (Dan Garnell)

I-75 @ Michigan Highways (Chris Bessert)