Major Intersections
| County | Location | Mile | km | Destinations | Notes | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lycoming |
Montgomery | US 15 | Western terminus of PA 54 | |||||
| PA 405 north (Montgomery Street) | North end of PA 405 concurrency | |||||||
| Northumberland |
PA 405 south | South end of PA 405 concurrency | ||||||
| Turbotville | I-180 | Interchange | ||||||
| PA 44 north (Main Street) | West end of PA 44 concurrency | |||||||
| Montour |
PA 44 south | East end of PA 44 concurrency | ||||||
| Washingtonville | PA 254 | |||||||
| Mausdale | I-80 | Interchange | ||||||
| PA 642 west | West end of PA 642 concurrency | |||||||
| PA 642 east (Jerseytown Road) | East end of PA 642 concurrency | |||||||
| Danville | US 11 (Bloom Street) | |||||||
| Northumberland |
Elysburg | PA 487 (Valley Avenue) | ||||||
| Strong | PA 61 | first of two meetings | ||||||
| Mount Carmel | PA 901 west | West end of PA 901 concurrency | ||||||
| PA 901 east | East end of PA 901 concurrency | |||||||
| Schuylkill |
Ashland | PA 61 north | West end of PA 61 concurrency, second of two meetings | |||||
| PA 61 south (Hoffman Boulevard) | East end of PA 61 concurrency | |||||||
| Shenandoah | PA 924 (Main Street) | |||||||
| Mahanoy City | PA 339 (Main Street) | Southern terminus of PA 339 | ||||||
| I-81 | Interchange | |||||||
| Hometown | PA 309 (Claremont Avenue) | |||||||
| Carbon |
Nesquehoning | US 209 (Catawissa Street, Market Street) | Eastern terminus of PA 54 | |||||
| 1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi | ||||||||
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