Interstate 380 (Pennsylvania)

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Interstate 380
Basic data
Length: 24.76 mi / 39.85 km
State: Pennsylvania
Course direction: North South
map
Route of Interstate 380
course
cross 1A-B Tunkhannock I-80I-80 street sign
AB-AS-green.svg 3 PA-940.svg PA 940 Mount Pocono , Pocono Pines
AB-AS-green.svg 8th PA-423.svg PA 423 , PA 611 TobyhannaPA-611.svg
AB-AS-green.svg 13 PA-435.svg PA 435 , PA 507 Gouldsboro State ParkPA-507.svg
AB-AS-green.svg 20th PA-307.svg PA 307 Daleville, Moscow
AB-AS-green.svg 22nd PA-690.svg PA 690 Moscow
cross 24 Roaring Brook Township I-84I-84 street sign
cross Dunmore I-81 US 6I-81 road sign US 6.svg

The Interstate 380 (abbreviated I-380 ) is a north-south interstate highway in the northeast of Pennsylvania , which as a feeder, the Interstate 80 with the Interstate 81 in Dunmore and the Interstate 84 connects to a length of 39.85 km.

The interstate was renamed in 2002 during the renumbering of the Pennsylvania highways from an east-west route called Interstate 81E to a north-south route numbered 380.

course

From the junction from Interstate 80, the I-380 runs north and passes near Mount Pocono in the east, the Pocono Mountains Municipal Airport and in the west, Stillwater Lake . From the town of Elmhurst it uses the route of Interstate 84 and ends after 40 kilometers in Dunmore in the east of Scranton at a cross with Interstate 81 and US Highway 6 .

Web links

Commons : Interstate 380  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files