Indiana State Road 9 - Major Intersections

Major Intersections

County Location Mile km Exit Destinations Notes
Bartholomew
 Columbus 0.00 0.00 SR 46 – Columbus, Greensburg Southern terminus of SR 9
Shelby
 Washington Township 16.66 26.81 SR 252 west – Edinburgh Eastern terminus of SR 252
Shelbyville 27.60 44.42 SR 44 west (Colescott Street) – Franklin Southern end of SR 44 concurrency
27.96 45.00 SR 44 east (Broadway Street) – Rushville Northern end of SR 44 concurrnecy
29.93 48.17 I-74 / US 421 – Indianapolis, Cincinnati Exit number 113 on I-70
Van Buren Township 39.81 64.07 US 52 – Indianapolis, Rushville
Hancock
 Greenfield 46.33 74.56 US 40 – Indianapolis, Richmond
48.78 78.50 I-70 – Indianapolis, Richmond
Green Township 54.28 87.36 SR 234
Madison
 Pendleton 60.12 96.75 US 36 west / SR 67 south – Indianapolis Southern end of US 36 and SR 67 concurrency
SR 38 east – New Castle Southern end of SR 38 concurrency
61.79 99.44 US 36 east Northern end of US 36 concurrency
Anderson 64.44 103.71 22 I-69 south – Indianapolis Southern end of I-69 concurrency; Northern end of SR 38
68.25 109.84 26 I-69 north / SR 67 north / SR 109 south Northern end of I-69 and SR 67 concurrency; Northern terminus of SR 109
68.81 110.74 SR 236 east (53rd Street) – Middletown Western terminus of SR 236
70.89 114.09 SR 32 west (Ohio Avenue) / SR 232 east – Anderson Southern end of SR 32 concurrency; Western terminus of SR 232
72.34 116.42 SR 32 east (University Boulevard) – Muncie
Richland Township 79.93 128.63 SR 128 west – Frankton Eastern terminus of SR 128
Alexandria 84.13 135.39 SR 28 – Elwood, Albany
Grant
 Fairmount 94.08 151.41 SR 26 – Kokomo, Fairmount
Marion 98.06 157.81 US 35 / SR 22 – Kokomo, Gas City
100.28 161.39 SR 37 south – Elwood Northern terminus of SR 37
101.03 162.59 SR 15 south (30th Street) – Gas City Southern end of SR 15 concurrency
103.47–
103.63		 166.52–
166.78		 SR 18 – Delphi, Montpelier
104.66 168.43 SR 15 north (North Wabash Road) – Wabash Northern end of SR 15 concurrency
Huntington
 Wayne Township 111.17 178.91 SR 105 north – South Whitley Southern terminus of SR 105
111.96 180.18 SR 218 – La Fontaine, Warren
Mount Etna 117.68 189.39 SR 124 – Peru, Bluffton
Huntington 127.64 205.42 US 24 west – Wabash Western end of US 24 concurrency
US 224 east / SR 5 (North Jefferson Street / North Goshen Road) – Huntington, South Whitley Western terminus of US 224
131.27 211.26 US 24 east – Fort Wayne Eastern end of US 24 concurrency
Clear Creek Township 138.17 222.36 SR 114 – North Manchester, fort Wayne
Whitley
 Washington Township 143.21 230.47 SR 14 – South Whitley, Fort Wayne
Columbia City 148.39 238.81 SR 205 south (Radio Road) – South Whitley Southern end of SR 205 concurrency
149.12 239.99 SR 205 north (Van Buren Street) – Churubusco Northern end of SR 205 concurrency
149.98 241.37 US 30 – Wabash, Fort Wayne
Noble
 Noble Township 159.31 256.38 US 33 – Goshen, Fort Wayne
Albion 166.97 268.71 SR 8 east – Avilla, Auburn Western terminus of SR 8
Elkhart Township –
Orange Township		 170.93 275.09 US 6 west – Ligonier Western end of US 6 concurrency
Orange Township 174.72 281.18 US 6 east – Kendallville Eastern end of US 6 concurrency
LaGrange
 LaGrange 187.97 302.51 US 20 (Central Avenue) – Elkhart, Angola
Howe 193.56 311.50 SR 120 (Defiance Street) – Elkhart, Fremont
Lima Township 195.86 315.21 I-80 / I-90 / Ind. Toll Rd. – South Bend, Elkhart, Toledo Exit 121 on I-80/I-90
196.20 315.75 M-66 north – Sturgis Continuation into Michigan
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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