Major Intersections
| County | Location | Mile | Destinations | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Whiteside | Fulton | US 30 | Iowa state line | |
| IL 84 / Great River Road (Waller Road) | ||||
| IL 136 west | ||||
| Morrison | IL 78 north | West end of IL 78 overlap. | ||
| IL 78 south (Cherry Street) | East end of IL 78 overlap. | |||
| Rock Falls | To I-88 / IL 110 (Exit 36) | |||
| IL 40 (1st Avenue) | ||||
| I-88 / IL 110 (Exit 44) | ||||
| Lee | Amboy | IL 26 | ||
| US 52 | ||||
| IL 251 | ||||
| I-39 (Exit 87) / US 51 | ||||
| DeKalb | Waterman | IL 23 | ||
| Kane | Sugar Grove | IL 47 north to I-88 west / IL 56 east to I-88 east | West end of IL 47 overlap. | |
| IL 47 south | East end of IL 47 overlap. | |||
| Montgomery | IL 31 (Lake Street) | |||
| Kendall | US 34 west (Oswego Road) | West end of US 34 overlap. | ||
| US 34 east (Ogden Avenue) | East end of US 34 overlap. | |||
| Will | Plainfield | IL 126 west (Lockport Road) | West end of IL 126 overlap. | |
| IL 126 east (Main Street) | East end of IL 126 overlap. | |||
| IL 59 north (Division Street) | West end of IL 59 overlap. | |||
| IL 59 south (Division Street) | East end of IL 59 overlap. | |||
| I-55 (Exit 257) | ||||
| Crest Hill | IL 7 (Theodore Street) | |||
| Joliet | US 6 west / IL 53 south (Ottawa Street) | One-way streets. | ||
| US 6 east / IL 53 north (Scott Street) | One-way streets. West end of US 6 overlap. | |||
| US 6 east (Collins Street) | East end of US 6 overlap. | |||
| New Lenox | I-80 (Exit 137) | |||
| Frankfort | US 45 (La Grange Road) | |||
| IL 43 north (Harlem Avenue) | ||||
| Cook | ||||
| Matteson | I-57 (Exit 340) | |||
| IL 50 (Cicero Avenue) | ||||
| Chicago Heights | IL 1 (Chicago Road) | |||
| Ford Heights | IL 394 (Bishop Ford Freeway) | |||
| Lynwood | IL 83 north (Glenwood Dyer Road) | |||
| US 30 | Indiana state line |
Read more about this topic: U.S. Route 30 In Illinois
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