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I-280 UNDER CONSTRUCTION FROM I-75 TO
NAVARRE AVENUE
(OH-2) FOR NEW BRIDGE |
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At the end of NB I-280 sits this gantry. Since the END I-280 sign, which was located 1 mile south of here was removed, this pretty much serves as the substitute for an END sign. This style of gantry is very unique and was put in in conjunction with the ongoing construction of the Veterans Memorial Skyway Bridge and its approaches. Thank you very much to Dan Garnell for the submission of this picture, taken on October 30, 2002. |
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Ohio Exit 12 |
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ODOT, while reconstructing the freeway, has erected new gantries for the BGS (Big Green Signs). This a full gantry located at the Manhattan Boulevard exit (EXIT 12). There is temporary green-out on the far left BGS. The lane to use to exit onto I-75 SB is still blocked until (I believe) the construction with the interchange is completed in 2003. If you look in the background, you can see the BGS marking the I-75 split, which is another 1/4 mile ahead. This picture is another shot of the above gantry, only it was taken from I-280. Thank you very much to Dan Garnell for the submission of this picture, taken on October 30, 2002.
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CLAY AVENUE PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE | ||
CENTRAL AVENUE BRIDGE | ||
Ohio Exit 11 |
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This picture, taken from the Central Avenue overpass, shows the gantry for the Greenbelt Parkway exit. Currently, there is green-out on the I-280 BGS on the right hand side of the sign. There will be a third arrow on the sign once the widening is completed on the Greenbelt Parkway overpass and through the "trench" up to the Maumee River. |
SOUTH
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SOUTH CLOSED UNTIL NEW MAUMEE RIVER CROSSING OPENS |
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Erie Street Market | ||
ABRUPT LANE SHIFTS BETWEEN SUMMIT STREET AND GREENBELT PARKWAY
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CHAMPLAIN STREET BRIDGE | ||
NORFOLK & SOUTHERN RAILROAD BRIDGE | ||
MICHIGAN STREET BRIDGE | ||
ONTARIO STREET BRIDGE | ||
ABRUPT LANE
SHIFTS BETWEEN SUMMIT STREET AND GREENBELT PARKWAY
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Ohio Exit 10 |
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SOUTH
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LT. ROBERT CRAIG MEMORIAL DRAWBRIDGE
OVER MAUMEE RIVER |
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The process of building the piers for the new southern approach have been underway since early 2002. Here is the progress on them.
A shot of the many cranes brought in for this huge project.
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CAUTION GRATED BRIDGE DECK | |
STOP WHEN RED LIGHTS ARE FLASHING | ||
Ohio Exit 9 |
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Port Authority Docks |
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NORFOLK & SOUTHERN RAILROAD BRIDGE | ||
BRIDGE OVER SEAMAN STREET This is a view at the Seaman Street bridge. They are replacing the bridge over Seaman to fit the specifications of the new southern approach of the new bridge. |
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Ohio Exit 8 |
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(TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION SIGN) |
WEAVING BETWEEN PIERS FROM STARR AVENUE
TO FRONT STREET
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NO TRUCKS THIS EXIT |
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TOLEDO TERMINAL RAILROAD BRIDGE On the other side of this railroad is a temporary bridge to hold the tracks on until a new railroad bridge can be built. This is at the southern end of the new bridge project, near Navarre Avenue (OH-2). |
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OREGON City Limits |
TOLEDO City Limits
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Ohio Exit 7 |
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Pearson
Metro Park |
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Maumee Bay State Park | ||
I-280 UNDER CONSTRUCTION FROM I-75 TO
NAVARRE AVENUE
(OH-2) FOR NEW BRIDGE
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WHEELING STREET BRIDGE | ||
Ohio Exit 7 |
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Pearson
Metro Park |
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Maumee Bay State Park |
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PICKLE ROAD BRIDGE | ||
BROWN ROAD BRIDGE | ||
Ohio Exit 6 |
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Northwood |
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CURTICE ROAD BRIDGE | ||
WOOD County Line NORTHWOOD City Limits |
LUCAS County Line OREGON City Limits |
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WOODVILLE ROAD BRIDGE | ||
Ohio Exit 6 |
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Northwood |
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WALES ROAD BRIDGE | ||
LAKE Township Limits | NORTHWOOD City Limits | |
NORFOLK & SOUTHERN RAILROAD BRIDGE | ||
Ohio Exit 4 |
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Walbridge Road |
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BRIDGE OVER CEDAR CREEK | ||
LEMOYNE ROAD BRIDGE | ||
AYERS ROAD BRIDGE | ||
Ohio Exit 2 |
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CONRAIL RAILROAD BRIDGE | ||
Ohio Exit 1B |
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Sign warning travelers that I-280 will end in 1 mile at the Ohio Turnpike. |
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BAHNSEN DRIVE BRIDGE | ||
You will encounter this sign about one mile from the Ohio Turnpike. The Turnpike is the last exit on I-280. |
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Ohio Exit 1A |
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END BEGIN OH-420 is a very short (about 2 miles) expressway connecting I-280 and the Ohio Turnpike at Stony Ridge, Ohio and US-20/US-23 outside of Lemoyne, Ohio. As I-280 comes to an end, OH-420 begins at this same spot, according to the BGS on the left. |
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END BEGIN Shortly after the Libbey Road intersection, you will see this sign gantry. It is at this point that OH-420 ends and I-280 begins. The exit for the Ohio Turnpike is about 500 feet ahead. |
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After the Libbey Road intersection, this is the first reassurance sign for SB OH-420. |
Approaching Libbey Road on NB 420. I-280 begins just after Libbey. Thanks to Dan Garnell for the picture from Feb. 6, 2003. |
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Stony Ridge |
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Signage 1/2 mile before OH-163 on NB 420. Thanks to Dan Garnell for the picture from Feb. 6, 2003. |
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TROY Township Limits | LAKE Township Limits | |
Sign gantry at the US-20/23 and OH-420 split. Thanks to Dan Garnell for the picture from Feb. 6, 2003. |
Perrysburg |
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On the left side of the road, this sign directs traffic in the left hand lane to East US-20/South US-23.
On the other side of the road, this sign directs traffic to West US-20/North US-23. |
First reassurance shields on NB 420 just north of US-20/23. Thanks to Dan Garnell for the picture from Feb. 6, 2003. |
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