Interstate 40 in California - Exit List

Exit List

The entire route is in San Bernardino County.

Location Mile km Exit Destinations Notes
Barstow 0.00 0.00 I-15 south (Mojave Freeway) to SR 58 west – San Bernardino Westbound exit and eastbound entrance
0.79 1.27 1 Montara Road, East Main Street (I-15 Bus. south, to I-15 north) East Main Street was former US 66 west
2.35 3.78 2 Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow Former US 66 east
4.71 7.58 5 Nebo Street Eastbound exit and westbound entrance
Daggett 7.18 11.56 7 A Street – Daggett
12.19 19.62 12 Airport Road – Barstow-Daggett Airport
Newberry Springs 18.45 29.69 18 National Trails Highway – Newberry Springs Former US 66
23.33 37.55 23 Fort Cady Road – Newberry Springs
28.50 45.87 Desert Oasis Rest Area
32.50 52.30 33 Hector Road
Ludlow 49.98 80.44 50 Crucero Road – Ludlow Former US 66
78.17 125.80 78 Kelbaker Road
99.73 160.50 100 Essex Road – Essex
106.94 172.10 John Wilkie Rest Area - Fenner
107.17 172.47 107 Goffs Road – Essex
115.19 185.38 115 Mountain Springs Road Former US 66
119.97 193.07 120 Water Road
132.73 213.61 133 US 95 north – Searchlight, Las Vegas West end of US 95 overlap; former US 66 west
Needles 139.11 223.88 139 River Road Cutoff Eastbound exit and westbound entrance
141.01 226.93 141 I-40 Bus. east (W. Broadway, River Rd.) – Needles West Broadway was former US 66 east
142.37 229.12 142 J Street – Downtown Needles
143.76 231.36 144 US 95 south (East Broadway) / I-40 Bus. west – Blythe, Needles East end of US 95 overlap; former US 66
148.19 238.49 148 Five Mile Road to US 95 south – Blythe Former US 66 west
153.31 246.73 153 Park Moabi Road
154.64 248.87 Arizona state line
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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