Junction List
| County | Location | Mile | km | Destinations | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monroe |
Columbia | IL 3 – Columbia, Waterloo | Interchange | ||
| St. Clair |
Millstadt | IL 163 north (Jefferson Street) – Centreville | |||
| Belleville | IL 15 – East St. Louis, Freeburg | Interchange | |||
| IL 13 west (South Belt West) – East St. Louis | West end of IL 13 concurrency | ||||
| IL 159 (Illinois Street) – Belleville, Smithton | |||||
| IL 13 east (Freeburg Avenue) – Freeburg | East end of IL 13 concurrency; west end of IL 177 concurrency | ||||
| IL 177 east (Mascoutah Avenue) – Mascoutah | East end of IL 177 concurrency | ||||
| IL 161 east (Scott Drive) – Scott AFB | East end of IL 161 concurrency | ||||
| IL 161 west (Carlyle Avenue) – Belleville | West end of IL 161 concurrency | ||||
| O'Fallon | I-64 / US 50 west – St. Louis, Mt. Vernon | Interchange; west end of US 50 concurrency | |||
| US 50 east / Old Highway 50 – Lebanon | East end of US 50 concurrency | ||||
| Scott-Troy Road | Continuation past US 50 | ||||
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi
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