Indiana State Road 5 - Major Intersections

Major Intersections

County Location Mile km Destinations Notes
Grant
 Upland 0.00 0.00 SR 22 – Gas City, Upland Southern terminus of SR 5.
Monroe Township 5.01 8.06 SR 18 – Marion, Montpelier
Huntington
 Jefferson Township 12.88 20.73 SR 218 west – La Fontaine Western end of SR 218 concurrency
13.56 21.82 I-69 – Indianapolis, Fort Wayne Exit 73 on I-69
Warren 17.71 28.50 SR 218 east (1st Street) – Berne Eastern end of SR 218 concurrency
Salamonie Township 20.48 32.96 I-69 – Indianapolis, Fort Wayne Exit 78 on I-69
22.02 35.44 SR 124 – Peru, Bluffton
Huntington 30.68 49.37 US 224 east (West Markle Road) – Decatur Southern end of US 224 concurrency
33.97 54.67 US 24 / US 224 / SR 9 – Wabash, Marion, Fort Wayne, Columbia City Western terminus of US 224; Northern end of US 224 concurrency
Clear Creek Township 35.68 57.42 SR 16 west Eastern terminus of SR 16
Warren Township 42.26 68.01 SR 114 – North Manchester, Fort Wayne
Whitley
 South Whitley 47.90 77.09 SR 14 east / SR 105 south – Fort Wayne Southern end of SR 14 concurrncy; Northern terminus of SR 105
48.54 78.12 SR 14 west (West Wayne Street) – Rochester Northern end of SR 14 concurrency
49.23 79.23 SR 205 north – Columbia City Southern terminus of SR 205
Larwill 55.95 90.04 US 30 – Warsaw, Columbia City, Fort Wayne
Etna-Troy Township 58.67 94.42 Lincoln Highway (Old US 30)
Noble
 Ligonier 75.05 120.78 US 33 south – Fort Wayne Southern end of US 33 concurrency
76.73 123.48 US 6 / US 33 north – Nappanee, Kendallville, Goshen Northern end of SR 33 concurrency
LaGrange
 Shipshewana 91.18 146.74 US 20 – Elkhart, Angola
Van Buren Township 96.18 154.79 SR 120 – Elkhart, Fremont Northern terminus of SR 5
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi
  • Concurrency terminus
  • Closed/Former
  • HOV
  • Incomplete access
  • ETC only
  • Unopened

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