Major Intersections
| County | Location | Mile | km | Destinations | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Guthrie |
Panora | 0.000 | 0.000 | Iowa 44 (Main Street) / CR P28 (Southeast 3rd Street) | |
| Richland Township | 10.251 | 16.497 | Iowa 141 east | South end of Iowa 141 overlap | |
| 10.697 | 17.215 | Iowa 141 west | North end of Iowa 141 overlap | ||
| Greene |
Jefferson | 24.004 | 38.631 | US 30 | |
| Calhoun |
Reading Township | 44.908 | 72.272 | Iowa 175 east / CR P13 north | South end of Iowa 175 overlap |
| Calhoun Township | 53.789 | 86.565 | Iowa 175 west | North end of Iowa 175 overlap | |
| Twin Lakes Township | 63.851 | 102.758 | US 20 west | South end of US 20 overlap | |
| 67.449 | 108.549 | US 20 east | North end of US 20 overlap | ||
| Butler–Sherman township line |
72.180 | 116.162 | Iowa 7 east / CR D15 west | South end of Iowa 7 overlap | |
| Pocahontas |
Belleville–Colfax township line |
77.106 | 124.090 | Iowa 7 west / CR C66 east | North end of Iowa 7 overlap |
| Pocahontas | 87.078 | 140.138 | Iowa 3 (Elm Street South) | ||
| Havelock | 93.617 | 150.662 | Iowa 10 west (Cummins Road) | ||
| Palo Alto |
Emmetsburg | 113.358 | 182.432 | US 18 east (Main Street) | South end of US 18 overlap |
| Emmetsburg Township | 118.026 | 189.944 | US 18 west | North end of US 18 overlap | |
| Emmet |
Estherville | 138.132 | 222.302 | Iowa 9 (Central Avenue) | |
| Ellsworth Township | 146.343 | 235.516 | MN 4 | ||
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi
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