Major Intersections
| County | Location | Mile | km | Destinations | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Will |
Shorewood | I-55 – Bloomington, Springfield, St. Louis | Southern terminus of IL 59 | ||
| US 52 (Jefferson Street) | |||||
| Plainfield | US 30 east / Lincoln Highway east (Joliet Street) | Southern end of US 30/Lincoln Highway concurrency | |||
| IL 126 (Main Street) | |||||
| US 30 west / Lincoln Highway west (143rd Street) | Northern end of US 30/Lincon Highway concurrency | ||||
| DuPage |
Naperville | US 34 (Ogden Avenue) | |||
| Warrenville | I-88 / IL 110 (Ronald Reagan Memorial Tollway) – Aurora, Chicago | ||||
| West Chicago | IL 38 (Roosevelt Road) | ||||
| IL 64 (North Avenue) | |||||
| Cook |
Bartlett | US 20 (Lake Street) | |||
| Streamwood | IL 19 (Irving Park Road) | ||||
| IL 58 (Golf Road) | |||||
| Hoffman Estates | I-90 (Jane Addams Memorial Tollway) | ||||
| IL 72 | |||||
| Barrington Hills | IL 62 / IL 68 west (Algonquin Road) | Southern end of IL 68 concurrency | |||
| IL 68 east (Dundee Road) | Northern end of IL 68 concurrency | ||||
| Lake |
Barrington | US 14 (Northwest Highway) | |||
| Lake Barrington | IL 22 | ||||
| Wauconda | US 12 east (Rand Road) | Southern end of US 12 concurrency | |||
| IL 176 | |||||
| Volo | IL 120 | ||||
| Fox Lake | IL 134 east | Western terminus of IL 134 | |||
| US 12 west (Rand Road) | Northern end of US 12 concurrency | ||||
| Fox Lake Hills | IL 132 east | Western terminus of IL 132 | |||
| Antioch | IL 173 | Northern terminus of IL 59 | |||
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi
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