Bethlehem Pike - Major Intersections

Major Intersections

County Location Mile km Destinations Notes
Philadelphia
Philadelphia 0.00 0.00 Germantown Pike Formerly part of US 422
Montgomery
Whitemarsh Township 3.07 4.94 PA 73 east (Church Road) Southern terminus of overlap.
3.27 5.26 PA 73 west (East Skippack Pike) Northern terminus of overlap.
Fort Washington 4.85 7.81 Pennsylvania Avenue Formerly PA 731
Lower Gwynedd Township 8.98 14.45 PA 309 south (Fort Washington Expressway) – Philadelphia Interchange. Bethlehem Pike becomes PA 309 north of this junction.
9.38 15.10 PA 63 (Welsh Road)
Montgomeryville US 202 – Doylestown, Norristown Interchange
12.47 20.07 PA 463 (Cowpath Road / Horsham Road) – Lansdale
Bucks
Hilltown Township 18.60 29.93 PA 309 north Interchange. Bethlehem Pike becomes SR 4013 north of this junction.
18.89 30.40 PA 113 (Souderton Road)
Sellersville 20.51 33.01 PA 152 north (State Road) Southern terminus of overlap.
21.36 34.38 PA 152 south (East Park Avenue) Northern terminus of overlap. Former segment of PA 413.
21.63 34.81 East Walnut Street Formerly PA 813
West Rockhill Township 22.71 36.55 PA 563 (Ridge Road)
25.08 40.36 PA 309 south Interchange. Bethlehem Pike becomes PA 309 north of this junction.
Quakertown 28.07 45.17 PA 663 south (John Fries Highway) / PA 313 east (Broad Street) – Pennsburg, Quakertown Western terminus of PA 313. Northern terminus of PA 663.
Lehigh
Center Valley 34.41 55.38 PA 309 north
PA 378
Bethlehem Pike becomes PA 378 north of this junction. Southern terminus of PA 378. Former segment of PA 312.
Northampton
Bethlehem 40.07 64.49 PA 412 (Broadway) Northern terminus of PA 412. Former segment of PA 43.
40.43 65.07 PA 378 / Main Street Bethlehem Pike becomes Main Street north of this junction.
41.12 66.18 Sun Inn Preservation on Main Street
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

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