Interchanges From West To East
| Municipality | No. | Intersecting Roads | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Montreal | 1N | Autoroute 15 (Decarie Expressway) North | (westbound only) |
| 1S | Autoroute 15 / Autoroute 20 East | (westbound only) | |
| 2 | Saint-Jacques Street | (westbound only) | |
| 2 | (eastbound only) | ||
| 3 | Guy Street | (eastbound only) | |
| 4 | Ave. Atwater | (westbound only) | |
| 4 | Mountain Street, Rue Saint-Jacques | (eastbound only) | |
| 5 | Champlain Bridge via Autoroute 10 (Bonaventure Expressway) / Rue University via Rue Mansfield | (westbound only - inside tunnel) | |
| 6 | Saint Laurent Boulevard/ Rue Berri / Vieux-Montreal | (eastbound only) | |
| 7 | Jacques Cartier Bridge/Papineau Avenue/De Lorimier Ave. via Rue Notre-Dame | (eastbound only - westbound at-grade intersection - eastern end of tunnel) | |
| 8* | Ville-Marie Boulevard / Rue Notre-Dame | *Exit number not signed, based on kilometre post |
Looking east
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Approaching Turcot Interchange
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Start of interchange
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Near end of interchange
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Ville-Marie expressway, after lanes merge from Decarie
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Rue Guy exit
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Rue St-Jacques/Rue de la Montagne exit
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Beginning of tunnel
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Entering the tunnel
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East of Palais de Congres
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Pont Jacques-Cartier exit
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Near eastern terminus
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Highway at Ville-Marie boulevard
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Terminus at Notre-Dame
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