Interstate 95

Template:Official Interstate Standard**Interstate 95** is a major highway running from Houlton, Maine at the Canadian Border to Miami, Florida. It is also the main interstate of the Atlantic Ocean. It runs through major cities such as Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, Richmond, Fayetteville, Savannah, Jacksonville, and Miami.

## Auxiliary Routes

### Florida

There is one auxiliary route of Interstate 95 in Florida.
 I-295
 I-395
 I-595

### Georgia

There are no auxiliary routes of Interstate 95 in Georgia.

### South Carolina

There are no auxiliary routes of Interstate 95 in South Carolina.

### North Carolina

There is one auxiliary route of Interstate 95 in North Carolina.

### Virginia

There is one auxiliary route of Interstate 95 in Virginia.

### District of Columbia

There is one auxiliary route of Interstate 95 in District of Columbia.

### Maryland

There is one auxiliary route of Interstate 95 in Maryland.

### Delaware

There is one auxiliary route of Interstate 95 in Delaware.

### Pennsylvania

There is one auxiliary route of Interstate 95 in Pennsylvania.

### New Jersey

There is one auxiliary route of Interstate 95 in New Jersey.

### New York

There is one auxiliary route of Interstate 95 in New York.

### Connecticut

There is one auxiliary route of Interstate 95 in Connecticut.

### Rhode Island

There is one auxiliary route of Interstate 95 in Rhode Island.

### Massachusetts

There is one auxiliary route of Interstate 95 in Connecticut

### New Hampshire

There is one auxiliary route of Interstate 95 in New York.

### Maine

There is one auxiliary route of Interstate 95 in Connecticut

## Route Information

### Florida

I-95 starts at US-1 in Miami, Florida, goes through Miami, West Palm Beach, Ft Lauderdale, and Port St Lucie, and then connects to FL 528 Toll which connects to Orlando, then passes Interstate 4 and US 92 in Daytona Beach, then in Jacksonville it junctions I-10 and US-90, then enters Georgia.

### Georgia

I-95 runs up the Atlantic Ocean, and goes thru Brunswick and Savannah, and there it junctions with Interstate 16.

### South Carolina

I-95 junctions with US 17 in Hardeeville, I-26 in Whetsell (which goes to Charleston and Columbia), connects to US 301 and US 15 in Santee, US 521 in Alcolu (which goes to Sumter), meets US 76 and I-20 in Florence (which goes to Myrtle Beach and Columbia), goes past South of the Border and enters North Carolina.

### North Carolina

I-95 meets US 74 and I-74 near Lumberton, which is quite an interesting while also painful sign to see, and non roadgeeks can be easily confused there. Then it goes up to Fayetteville where it meets NC 87 at Exit 46, NC 24 at Exit 52, and I-295/US 13 at Exit 58. It meets I-40 in Benson, US 70/Future I-42 in Selma, US 264/I-587/I-795 in Wilson, US-64/Future I-87 in Rocky Mount, then enters Virginia.

### Virginia

I-95 runs from near Roanoke Rapids NC to the southern tip of Washington DC, near Arlington. It meets US-58 in Emporia, meets I-295 at Mile 46 in Petersburg, I-85 at Mile 50, where US 1 parallels I-95 after I-85, VA 288 at Mile 62, and has a concurrency with I-64 from Miles 75 to 79, meets I-295 at Mile 84, goes past Fredericksburg at Mile 130, then follows I-495 at Mile 170, where you can either go I-495 north which takes you towards I-270, I-495 south/I-95 north which takes you towards Alexandria, or I-395 which takes you into DC, then its final exit is US 1 for Alexandria at Mile 177.

### District of Columbia

I-495/I-95 briefly enters the District of Columbia over the Woodrow Wilson Bridge. There are no I-95 exits in DC, due to the fact it only lasts about 500 feet.

### Maryland

I-95 is the longest interstate in Maryland, spanning 110 miles, entering from DC and Virginia from the Woodrow Wilson Bridge, to the Delaware border.

#### Capital Beltway

It runs as I-495/I-95/Capital Beltway until Mile 27, where it splits. I-495 going around DC and I-95 going towards Baltimore.

#### Capital Beltway to Elkton

I-95 moves northeast towards Baltimore, going thru the Baltimore and DC suburbs. At Mile 46 I-895 and I-195 start, I-895 avoiding Baltimore and I-195 going to BWI. Then it meets I-395 and MD 2 going towards downtown Baltimore at Mile 54. After that it meets I-895 and US-40 at Mile 60, at Mile 64 it meets I-695 (the northern loop) which goes towards I-70. Then passes the Susquehanna around Mile 90. After MD 279 it goes past Elkton and into Delaware.

### Delaware

I-95 is Delaware's only 2 digit interstate. All of I-95 in Delaware is tolled as the Delaware Turnpike. It is 23 miles long running from near Elkton, Maryland up to near Philadelphia, PA. It meets DE 1 and DE 7 at Mile 4 (going towards Dover), and meets I-295 and I-495 around Mile 7. Then it goes past Downtown Wilmington, Meeting I-495 again at Mile 21, then entering Pennsylvania.

### Pennsylvania

I-95 in PA is mostly free, but from Mile 40 to Mile 44, it is a part of the Penna Turnpike. It runs thru Philadelphia and is the best route from DC to NYC. It meets US 322 at Miles 3 and 4, meets I-476 (Penna Turnpike to Allentown/Scranton) at Mile 7, Meets PHL airport at Mile 12, Meets I-76 at Mile 19, Meets US 30 and I-676 towards Downtown Philadelphia and Downtown Camden (NJ) at Mile 22, Meets PA 90 (Betsy Ross Bridge) at Mile 26, Meets I-295 and I-276 at Mile 40, where I-95 becomes a toll highway, then it enters New Jersey at Mile 44.

### New Jersey

all of I-95 in New Jersey is tolled, running from near Philadelphia up to near New York City. It connects to the NJ Turnpike at Exit 5, and then goes past Newark, and meets the Newark Airport at Exit 13, meets I-80 at Exit 69, then goes over the George Washington Bridge into Upper Manhattan.

### New York

#### Manhattan

at Exit 1, it meets NY 9A and US 9 into Manhattan, then enters The Bronx. Most of I-95 in Manhattan is underground.

#### The Bronx

I-95 meets I-87 at Exit 7, Meets I-278, I-678, and I-295 at Exits 6 and 7, then passes New Rochelle and Rye, then enters Connecticut. I-95 in New York is a very big challenge for drivers.

### Connecticut

I-95 runs across the Long Island Sound and runs across the entire state. It runs 111 Miles and has existed since 1959. It runs thru Greenwich, Stamford, Bridgeport, New Haven, New London, and enters Rhode Island, and meets highways such as Connecticut 8, I-91, and I-395. I-95 in Connecticut is very beautiful, but for the Greenwich-New Haven stretch and the I-395 Junction, it is very stressful.

### Rhode Island

I-95 in Rhode Island is very short, and only passes thru Providence and Pawtucket. It is mostly rural until Mile 24, where it enters the Providence area. It goes thru Downtown Providence, and is also quite stressful. After Mile 44 you enter Massachusetts.

### Massachusetts

I-95 in Massachusetts runs 91 miles from Attleboro to Salisbury. It meets I-495 (the greater boston bypass) at Mile 12, and goes close to Gillette Stadium at Mile 17. At Mile 26, things get stressful. This poorly designed intersection causes a lot of traffic for I-95 and I-93. It is also home to the famous highway sign meme. After Mile 26 it bypasses Boston, then meeting I-90/Mass Pike at Mile 38, and MA 2 at Mile 45, and meets US 3 at miles 50 and 51. Then it meets I-93 again at a less stressful interchange, northbound to Nashua/Manchester and southbound to Boston. Then it goes past yet another stressful interchange with US 1 and MA 128, again a poorly designed freeway going from Peabody to Boston, which is where most northeastern new englanders use. Then it meets I-495 indirectly at Mile 88, and goes into New Hampshire at Mile 90.

### New Hampshire

NH is home to the shortest signed section of I-95 running only 16 miles from Seabrook to Portsmouth. Exit 1 goes to Seabrook and NH 107, Exit 2 goes to Manchester and Hampton with NH 101, Exit 3 goes to Greenland with NH 33, Exit 4 goes to the White Mountains with NH 16 and US 4, and Exits 5 and 6 go to Portsmouth. All of I-95 in NH is the Blue Star Turnpike.

### Maine

I-95 in Maine runs 303 Miles. It is tolled from Kittery to Augusta, and is the only two digit interstate in Maine. At Mile 36 it meets Old Orchard Beach, at Mile 44 it meets I-295 (which goes into Downtown Portland, Freeport, and Augusta), It meets PWM Airport at Mile 46, It meets former I-495 at Mile 52, it goes past Lewiston at Mile 75 with US 202, it meets I-295 again at Mile 102, and goes past Augusta at Mile 109. After Mile 102 the Maine Turnpike ends. It goes past Bangor at Mile 182, and meets US 1 and US 2 at Mile 302, and enters Canada via New Brunswick 95 at Mile 303.

## Major Junctions

*Note: due to the high amount of junctions along I-95, we will only include the major junctions in each state.*