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Interstate 76

Western Terminus: I-71, 2 miles west of Seville. | Eastern Entrance: Pennsylvania State Line, Petersburg.

Western Terminus

I-76's western terminus is at I-71 (Exit 209), west of Seville. US 224, which multiplexes with I-76 for its westernmost 18 miles, continues on after I-76 ends. As seen from the exit ramp to I-71 from US 224 East, this is the first reassurance marker for I-76 East, alongside a US 224 East trailblazer.
(PHOTO # 1: Brian Tabor | March 2003)

Eastern Entrance

	I-76 takes over the Ohio Turnpike for I-80 for its easternmost 23 miles. The Ohio Turnpike ends at the Pennsylvania State Line near Petersburg, and turns into the Pennsylvania Turnpike, all the while I-76 maintains its own. This is the final I-76 East trailblazer within the Buckeye State, located 2 miles before the state line and just after the Eastgate Terminal. What is unusual about the trailblazer is that it is a guide sign and not a regular shield assembly. (PHOTO # 1: Dan Garnell \| July 12, 2003)
	Just before I-76 East enters into the Keystone State, it passes by this sign thanking travelers for using the Ohio Turnpike. (PHOTO # 2: Andy Field \| May 21, 2002)
	At the border there is this newer style PENNSYLVANIA WELCOMES YOU sign. (PHOTO # 3: Dan Garnell \| July 12, 2003)
	On the westbound side of I-76, where the Pennsylvania Turnpike becomes the Ohio Turnpike, there is this new WELCOME TO OHIO sign. (PHOTO # 4: Andy Field & Alex Nitzman \| October 2001)

Links

I-76 @ AARoads Interstate Guide (Andy Field / Alex Nitzman)

I-76 Ohio @ AARoadTrips.com (Andy Field / Alex Nitzman)

I-76 Exit Guide @ Ohio Highways (Jeff Kitsko)

	I-76 takes over the Ohio Turnpike for I-80 for its easternmost 23 miles. The Ohio Turnpike ends at the Pennsylvania State Line near Petersburg, and turns into the Pennsylvania Turnpike, all the while I-76 maintains its own. This is the final I-76 East trailblazer within the Buckeye State, located 2 miles before the state line and just after the Eastgate Terminal. What is unusual about the trailblazer is that it is a guide sign and not a regular shield assembly. (PHOTO # 1: Dan Garnell \| July 12, 2003)
	Just before I-76 East enters into the Keystone State, it passes by this sign thanking travelers for using the Ohio Turnpike. (PHOTO # 2: Andy Field \| May 21, 2002)
	At the border there is this newer style PENNSYLVANIA WELCOMES YOU sign. (PHOTO # 3: Dan Garnell \| July 12, 2003)
	On the westbound side of I-76, where the Pennsylvania Turnpike becomes the Ohio Turnpike, there is this new WELCOME TO OHIO sign. (PHOTO # 4: Andy Field & Alex Nitzman \| October 2001)