Major Intersections
| County | Location | Mile | Junction | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chase | 0.00 | US 6 west | Colorado border | |
| Imperial | 24.11 | S-15A south (Broadway Street) | ||
| 24.95 | N-61 north | West end of NE 61 overlap | ||
| Enders | 34.53 | N-61 south | East end of NE 61 overlap | |
| Hayes | Hamlet | 49.70 | S-43A north | |
| Hitchcock | Palisade | 57.23 | N-25A north (South Main Street) | |
| 63.38 | N-25 | |||
| 70.56 | L-44C east | |||
| 71.13 | US-34 west | West end of US 34 overlap | ||
| 71.56 | L-44C west | |||
| Culbertson | 74.06 | N-17 south (County Road) | ||
| Red Willow | McCook | 84.83 | US-83 north | West end of US 83 overlap |
| 86.26 | US-83 south (South 6th Street) | East end of US 83 overlap | ||
| Furnas | Cambridge | 111.43 | N-47 south (Patterson Street) | |
| Arapahoe | 125.91 | US-283 (Nebraska Avenue) | ||
| 132.11 | US-136 east | |||
| 140.04 | N-46 south | |||
| Harlan | 144.51 | N-4 east | ||
| Phelps | Holdrege | 157.21 | N-23 west (West 4th Avenue) | |
| 157.81 | US-183 (Burlington Street) | |||
| Kearney | Axtell | 169.65 | N-44 south (21 Road) | West end of NE 44 overlap |
| 173.73 | N-44 north (25 Road) | East end of NE 44 overlap | ||
| Minden | 180.85 | N-10 (North Brown Avenue) | ||
| Adams | Kenesaw | 197.47 | S-1A north (South Smith Way) | |
| Juniata | 205.42 | S-1B north (South Juniata Avenue) | ||
| Hastings | 208.92 | S-1C north | ||
| 210.91 | US-281 south (South Baltimore Avenue) | West end of US 281 overlap | ||
| 211.41 | US-34 east / US-281 north (South Burlington Avenue) | East end of US 34/US 281 overlap | ||
| Clay | Harvard | 227.19 | S-18A north (Road K) | |
| 230.21 | N-14 south (Road N) | West end of NE 14 overlap | ||
| 233.18 | N-14 north (Road Q) | East end of NE 14 overlap | ||
| Saronville | 236.18 | S-18G north (Road T) | ||
| Fillmore | Fairmont | 255.67-255.69 | US-81 | Interchange |
| Saline | Cordova | 268.83 | S-76A north (County Road 200) | |
| 277.82 | N-15 south (County Road 1100) | West end of NE 15 overlap | ||
| Dorchester | 278.43 | N-33 east (County Road Dd) | ||
| 281.02 | L-76E south (County Road 1400) | |||
| Seward | 289.55 | N-15 north (County Road 280) | East end of NE 15 overlap | |
| 295.53 | L-80H north (County Road 238) | |||
| 301.56 | N-103 (County Road 154) | |||
| Lancaster | Emerald | 306.53 | S-55A south (Southwest 84th Street) | |
| Lincoln | 309.01 | L-55K north (Northwest 48th Street) | ||
| 309.90-310.52 | I-80 west | I-80 exit 396 | ||
| 310.73-310.74 | US-77 (Homestead Expressway) | Interchange | ||
| 314.28 | To I-180 / US-34 (Cornhusker Highway) | |||
| 318.14 | L-55X north (North 56th Street) | |||
| Waverly | 322.99-323.00 | I-80 | I-80 exit 409 | |
| Cass | 335.66 | N-63 south (238th Street) | ||
| Saunders | Ashland | 337.49 | N-66 | |
| Sarpy | Gretna | 344.93 | N-31 south (South 216th Street) | West end of NE 31 overlap |
| 348.51 | N-370 east (West Gruenther Road) | |||
| Douglas | 354.58 | US-275 / N-92 (West Center Road) | Interchange | |
| Omaha | 356.58 | West end of freeway section | ||
| N-31 north (North 204th Street) | North end of NE 31 overlap | |||
| L-28B west (West Dodge Road) – Fremont, Wahoo | ||||
| 357.57 | 192nd Street | |||
| 358.57 | 180th Street | |||
| 359.46 | 168th Street | |||
| 360.56 | 156th Street | |||
| 361.08 | 150th Street | No eastbound exit | ||
| 361.58 | 144th Street | |||
| 362.05 | 137th Street - Boys Town | |||
| 362.57 | 132nd Street | |||
| 363.26-363.29 | 120th Street/114th Street - Old Mill | Elevated freeway portion begins west of 120th Street and ends east of 108th Street | ||
| 364.85 | I-680 to I-80 | I-680 exit 3 | ||
| 365.26 | 102nd Street/96th Street/Regency Parkway - Westroads Mall | |||
| East end of freeway section | ||||
| 366.08 | N-133 north (North 90th Street) | |||
| 372.94 | I-480 west to I-80 | West end of I-480 overlap, I-480 exit 4 | ||
| 373.07 | I-480 / US 6 east | Iowa border at Grenville Dodge Memorial Bridge over Missouri River | ||
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