Exit List
| County | Location | # | Destinations | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Laurens | I-26 east – Columbia | Southern terminus | ||
| 2 | SC 308 – Ora, Clinton | |||
| 5 | SC 49 – Laurens, Cross Anchor | |||
| 9 | US 221 – Laurens, Enoree | |||
| 10 | Metric Road – Gray Court | |||
| 16 | SC 101 – Woodruff, Gray Court | |||
| 19 | SC 14 east – Owings, Gray Court | South end of SC 14 overlap | ||
| Fountain Inn | 22 | SC 14 west – Fountain Inn | North end of SC 14 overlap | |
| Greenville | 23 | SC 418 – Fountain Inn, Pelzer | ||
| 24 | Fairview Street – Fountain Inn | |||
| 26 | Harrison Bridge Road | Southbound exit and entrance | ||
| Simpsonville | 27 | Fairview Road – Simpsonville | ||
| 29 | Georgia Road – Simpsonville | |||
| 30 | I-185 north / US 276 north – Mauldin, Anderson | |||
| 31 | SC 417 (Laurens Road) – Mauldin | No southbound exit; southbound exit is via exit 30 | ||
| Mauldin | 33 | Bridges Road – Mauldin | ||
| 34 | Butler Road – Mauldin | |||
| 35 | SC 146 (Woodruff Rd) | |||
| Greenville | 36 | I-85 – Spartanburg, Anderson | Signed as exits 36A (north) and 36B (south) northbound Single exit 36 southbound |
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| 37 | Roper Mountain Road | |||
| 39 | Haywood Road | |||
| 40 | SC 291 (Pleasantburg Dr.) | |||
| 42 | US 276 – Travelers Rest, Mauldin | |||
| East North Street | Northern terminus |
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