Interstate 81 in Tennessee - Exit List

Exit List

County Location Mile # Destinations Notes
Jefferson 0.0 0A-B I-40 – Knoxville, Asheville, N.C. Signed as Exits 0A (east) & 0B (west)
White Pine 4.4 4 SR-341 – White Pine
Hamblen Morristown 8.6 8 US-25E – White Pine, Morristown No class 1 explosives in Cumberland Gap Tunnel, without escort.
12.4 12 SR-160 – Lowland, Morristown
15.3 15 SR-340 (Fish Hatchery Rd.) – Morristown Access to Copper Airport.
Greene Greeneville 23.1 23 US-11E – Bulls Gap, Greeneville, Rogersville, Morristown Access to Tusculum College.
30.2 30 SR-70 to SR-66 – Rogersville, Greeneville
36.2 36 SR-172 (Baileyton Rd.) – Baileyton, Greeneville
43.9 44 Jearoldstown Rd
Washington Fall Branch 50.5 50 SR-93 / SR-81 – Fall Branch, Jonesborough
Sullivan Kingsport 56 Tri-Cities Crossing
57.7 57 I-26 / US-23 – Johnson City, Kingsport
59.4 59 SR-36 (Ft. Henry Dr.) – Johnson City, Kingsport
63.5 63 SR-357 (Airport Parkway) to SR-75 Access to Tri-Cities Regional Airport.
66.1 66 SR-126 (Memorial Blvd.) – Blountville, Kingsport
Blountville 69.6 69 SR-394 – Blountville Access to Bristol Motor Speedway.
Bristol 74.8 74 US-11W (W. State St.) – Kingsport, Bristol Lee Highway. Signed as Exit 74A & 74B.
Virginia state line. I-81 continues into Virginia.

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