Major Intersections
| County | Location | Mile | km | Destinations | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Van Buren |
Des Moines–Vernon township line |
0.000 | 0.000 | Iowa 2 – Farmington, Cantril | |
| Van Buren Township | 10.357 | 16.668 | Iowa 16 east | South end of Iowa 16 overlap | |
| Lick Creek–Union township line |
12.571 | 20.231 | Iowa 16 west – Eldon | North end of Iowa 16 overlap | |
| Jefferson |
Fairfield | 22.991 | 37.000 | US 34 (Exit 212) / Iowa 163 – Ottumwa, Mount Pleasant | New bypass around Fairfield |
| 24.578 | 39.554 | US 34 Bus. east (Burlington Avenue) |
South end of US 34 Bus. overlap | ||
| 24.644 | 39.661 | US 34 Bus. west (Burlington Avenue) |
North end of US 34 Bus. overlap | ||
| Keokuk |
Richland Township | 36.637 | 58.962 | Iowa 78 west | South end of Iowa 78 overlap |
| Washington |
Brighton | 44.245 | 71.205 | Iowa 78 east | North end of Iowa 78 overlap |
| Washington | 54.789 | 88.174 | Iowa 92 east (Madison Street) | South end of Iowa 92 overlap | |
| Cedar–Jackson– Washington township line |
57.856 | 93.110 | Iowa 92 west / CR G36 | North end of Iowa 92 overlap | |
| Kalona | 68.114 | 109.619 | Iowa 22 (E Avenue) | ||
| Johnson |
Iowa City | 83.253 | 133.983 | US 218 / Iowa 27 (Exit 91) | |
| 85.102 | 136.958 | US 6 east | South end of US 6 overlap | ||
| 85.842 | 138.149 | US 6 west (Riverside Drive) | North end of US 6 overlap | ||
| 89.482 | 144.007 | I-80 (Exit 246) | |||
| Linn |
Mount Vernon | 107.416 | 172.869 | US 30 | |
| Jones |
Fairview Township | 119.268 | 191.943 | US 151 / CR E34 – Cedar Rapids, Dubuque | |
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi
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