Junction List
| County | Location | Mile | Junction | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kane |
Elgin | 0 | IL 25 | |
| Cook |
Streamwood | 3.8 | IL 59 | |
| Hoffman Estates | 8.9 | IL 72 | ||
| Schaumburg | 12.2 | I-290 IL 53 |
No direct access to highway; use the frontage road to reach the IL 72 entrance. The southbound I-290 exit is marked as "To IL 58", and the northbound exit is combined with the IL-72 exit. | |
| 13.4 | I-90 | No direct access to highway; use the frontage road to the IL 72 entrance to northbound I-290/IL 53. | ||
| 14.1 | IL 62 | |||
| Mount Prospect | 16.9 | IL 83 | ||
| Des Plaines | 18.5 | US 14 | No direct access; use State Street or Broadway Street | |
| 19.3 | US 12 | |||
| 19.8 | US 45 | |||
| 20.8 | I-294 | No access to southbound I-294; use US 14. Exit from southbound I-294 only. | ||
| Niles | 22.3 | IL 21 | ||
| Morton Grove | 24.3 | IL 43 | IL 58 picks up IL 43 and heads south | |
| 25.3 | US 14 | IL 58 splits off IL 43 and heads east | ||
| Skokie | 27.2 | I-94 | ||
| 28.04 | US 41 |
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