Exit List
Exits on the Elgin Bypass are not numbered. From west to east, starting west of the Fox River:
| County | Location | Mile | Destinations | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kane | Elgin | Randall Road | Western terminus of Elgin Bypass 1/2 mile (0.7 km) west at Weld Road/Longcommon Parkway. | |
| Larkin Avenue | Eastbound exit (left-side ramp), westbound entrance. | |||
| McLean Boulevard | ||||
| Illinois Route 31 – State Street | ||||
| Fox River | ||||
| Illinois Route 25 | Eastbound, there is one exit to IL-25 via Grace Street, terminating at Bluff City Blvd. Traffic then travels two blocks east on Bluff City Blvd to southbound IL-25 (St. Charles St), and one block further to northbound IL-25 (S Liberty St). There are two eastbound entrance ramps from Bluff City Blvd; one in Grace St, the other 5 blocks east on Lavoie Ave.
Westbound, there are separate exits for northbound and southbound IL-25. Northbound traffic exits on a ramp at Illinois Ave, then proceeds one block west on Dwight St to northbound IL-25 (S Liberty St). Southbound traffic exits at Grace St, travels one block east on Dwight St to St. Charles St, then one block south to IL-25 at Bluff City Blvd. There is one entrance ramp westbound on Grace St, accessed via Dwight St. |
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| Cook | Villa Street | Westbound exit, eastbound entrance, both left-side rather than right-side. Eastern terminus of Elgin Bypass at Bluff City Boulevard/Shales Parkway. | ||
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