Major Intersections
| County | Location | Mile | Junction | Notes | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jackson | 0.0 | IL 13 / IL 127 | ||||||
| Ava | 10.8 | IL 151 | ||||||
| Perry and Randolph | 21.7 | IL 150 | Beginning of concurrency with IL 150 | |||||
| Randolph | 28.0 | IL 150 | End of concurrency with IL 150 | |||||
| Sparta | 35.7 | IL 154 | ||||||
| 41.8 | IL 13 | Beginning of concurrency with IL 13 | ||||||
| St. Clair | Marissa | 45.3 | IL 13 | End of concurrency with IL 13 | ||||
| St. Libory | 53.7 | IL 15 | Beginning of concurrency with IL 15 | |||||
| Fayetteville | 58.3 | IL 15 | End of concurrency with IL 15 | |||||
| Mascoutah | 66.2 | IL 177 | ||||||
| 68.7 | IL 161 | |||||||
| 70.7 | I-64 | |||||||
| Lebanon | 73.7 | US 50 | Beginning of concurrency with US 50 | |||||
| 74.3 | US 50 | End of concurrency with US 50 | ||||||
| Madison | 82.2 | US 40 | ||||||
| 85.4 | I-70 | |||||||
| 87.1 | IL 143 | |||||||
| 94.1 | IL 140 | |||||||
| 97.1 | I-55 | |||||||
| Macoupin | Benld | 109.1 | IL 138 | Beginning of concurrency with IL 138 | ||||
| 109.7 | IL 138 | End of concurrency with IL 138 | ||||||
| Gillespie | 112.0 | IL 16 | Beginning of concurrency with IL 16 | |||||
| 112.5 | IL 16 | End of concurrency with IL 16 | ||||||
| Carlinville | 124.0 | IL 108 | Beginning of concurrency with IL 108 | |||||
| 124.7 | IL 108 | End of concurreny with IL 108 | ||||||
| Sangamon | Auburn | 149.5 | IL 104 | |||||
| Springfield | 161.2 | I-72 / US 36 | ||||||
| 166.3 | IL 97 | |||||||
| 168.7 | IL 29 | |||||||
| 170.44 | I-55 Bus. | |||||||
| 1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi | ||||||||
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