Junction List
| County | Location | Mile | Roads intersected | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bristol | Fall River | 0.00 | I-195 / Route 138 south – Providence, RI, New Bedford, Cape Cod, N. Tiverton, RI | Southern terminus of Route 79; Southbound exit and northbound entrance; Route 138 serves as the service roads on each side of the highway |
| 0.3 | US 6 / Davol Street | Northbound exit and southbound entrance only | ||
| 1.0—1.6 | US 6 / Route 138 north – North Fall River, Somerset | End of Route 138 service road; To Brightman Street Bridge | ||
| 2.3—2.6 | North Main Street— North Fall River | |||
| 4.1 | Route 24 south to I-195 east | Beginning of concurrency with Route 24; Southbound exit and northbound entrance; Route 24 Exit 7 | ||
| Airport Road / North Main Street | Route 24 Exit 8A | |||
| Assonet | Innovation Way (Formerly Executive Park Drive) | Route 24 Exit 8B | ||
| 7.3 | Route 24 north – Boston | End of concurrency with Route 24 at Exit 9 | ||
| Berkley | 12.8 | County Street | Former intersection of Route 79 and Route 140 | |
| Taunton | 13.1 | Route 140 – East Freetown, New Bedford, Taunton, Boston | Route 140 Exit 10 | |
| Plymouth | Lakeville | 16.9 | Route 18 | |
| Middleborough | 18.48 | Route 105 to I-495 | Northern terminus of Route 79 |
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