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Strategic Regional Arterial (SRA) System Strategic Regional Arterials CMAP 2011 ID´OT Numbers Selected Capital Additions 0 1 2 3 4 Strategic Regional Arterial System I S L R 1 A 3 1 3 0 S 7 U R S A 1 1 IL 173 2 0 4 U 173 SRA 307 S IL R S A 07 4 I A 3 1 R L S 5 0 1 4 1 S 0 4 1 3 2 R 1 U S A ( A S U G R 2 4 R S 1 5 2 S E E R N A S I B L 6 R 0 8 A A 3 2 Y 4 0 R 8 O A D ) I L 1 3 2 GOLF (G R SUNSET AVE IL S A 3 R N S 1 A GREENWOOD R D SRA 602 A 4 AV EN UE) 1 08 04 S ) H D E A CHARLES RD R O IL 120 I S t D S R R 0 S SRA 508 e A A 1 A e P D Y N r 2 B t SRA 508 N 6 K 0 C L 12 R A I 0 O A S T O 2 R S R D e A l S O ( 8 0 l 5 O 6 SRA D W I 2 0 US L a 14 7 12 1 5 3 0 4 S 1 5 S A S a SRA A 20 L 0 R RA U I S L R 5 d 0 e 8 s S o p ro P McHenry County Lake County Ontario / Ohio Corridor Illinois / Grand Corridor EY SRA 101 K L ROA UC D) PETERSON ROAD I L 13 7 (B 90 SRA 101 SRA 211 ¨¦§ SRA 211 U S S 4 r 0 R 1 o 0 A ( d 1 i S r 9 2 K e A r W 0 0 u 3 o O R 4 9 a 2 n K S C c e 4 A ´ L I 1 I k v E s R 0 3 e e A S 1 H r L n e i I I n D A G v a i a l Downtown Routes r R H r g i i S P v D W SRA Route #'s IL 176 h e 6 s s 17 c I A downtown are 411 IL i L e IL 176 u 6 Y unless otherwise noted D SRA 509 M b 1 0 60 ) A / / 5 R S 8 m 3 0 n SRA 601 u ess Parkway l Congr 3 o 290 o s A r ¨¦§ C R IL 60 (TOWNLINE ROAD) e f S 0 0.5 f e SRA 509 J 1 Miles 4 S US U 14 (N O I-94 RAKOW RD RT ¦¨§ Roosevelt Road U HW S E S S S S R R 2 SRA 104 T o A 6 A 0 2 H u 0 t 5 7 0 I h 3 0 1 G 4 1 H L A IL 22 L W o I o R A Y p S ) SRA 201 C o n I n L e c 2 t o 1 ALGONQUIN ROAD r ( SRA 403 M I L S W R A A 1 U 0 K LAKE COOK ROAD 5 E E D A SRA 108 A O V 6 I R 0 E L 4 N 4 N I U 3 A I-294 T E ( R W N ¦¨§ ) S A 9 E 5 S U 3 U R K I-90 IL 0 A 5 Q E § U G ¦¨ 3 A S R 1 0 A S S 2 1 N 7 R 5 ( 0 A R R 2 4 A D 2 PALATINE RD D N ) L 1 A 0 I D R WILLOW ROAD R 4 R L S O 0 SRA 103 L A 1 D A I L ) SRA 103 A D 62 R ( N AL G S O A NQ R S RA 4 UIN 03 RO AD) EUCLID AVE IL 58 (GOLF ROAD) I-90 U ¨¦§ SRA 403 S 2 S 0 D RA A DEMPSTER STREET 2 M 51 O 0 1 3 R I C S 3 L 8 7 2 SRA 404 7 ( R H C N I L G A 6 0 G I 3 I A N O 5 O D 0 S 4 R 0 R 7 O 2 T R 3 A R 4 S 2 6 D 4 A S ) R 0 M L G 0 A OAKTON ST A I E 5 A R L 0 4 4 2 I N L R I I S R ) C L S A U R S S D K E 20 R R R I-94 S S B A IL 83 (OAKTON) E S O ¨§¦ L RA 5 B ENUE 1 S AV US 41 (LINCOLN AVE) 0 R TOUHY V S U D 2 U SRA 502 S 0 US 14 (RIDGE) B ( 1 3 C ( 4 AL 3 A D 8 W R E US 14 L S L HOLLYWOOD AVE I ) L) (PETERSON) E ) V E A V SRA 304 U A M 1 I-190 S 0 E D I-90 U 3 L 4 S N ¨§¦ 0 § ¨ 1 2 ¦ S STEAR R NS RO 0 A A D 0 A ( R ( A 3 S L L T R EARNS S A L RD K A . H R R A S E A S A ( R A 5 S K 0 5 E 3 7 T I-290 R 1 3 ) 0 E 0 B S 4 IL 1 5 D §¦ ¨ 19 (I M S RV 7 R ING L I P 1 H AR U K) M O C GREENBROOK S L 7 R I ( A A ARK ROAD) 5 VING P R 0 05 IL 19 (IR H BLVD I 4 E L 6 SR 4 N ) A A SRA 207 D 1 0 U D R R 9 M A D I S I E V O E R H 6 ) 5 N E 0 I-294 0 N L Kane County 4 6 2 A A § 0 ¦¨ 9 IL 171 (THATCHER) A A 1 D M 5 R ( R G A L S I 5 S N R D I 4 / S A LA SALLE DR M 2 7 1 O 0 O 4 R S O L A U K IL 64 (NORTH AVENUE) B I-290 R R I S IL 64 (NORTH AVENUE) ¨§¦ K ) SRA 109 E D C V SRA 109 E A A O U O U T N 0 R N S E 0 1 T V L ( 3 4 S Y A L 1 0 R A 7 A F E N 1 A R 1 A D A U See Inset for S R A 2 L N I N 0 G M I R 6 A E Downtown Chicago 3 S 0 H R R V I-290 2 C A RouI tes D Y KWA ¨§¦ A R M PA N ABYAN R F R D) I-355 S LT ROA E 506 IL 38 (ROOSEVE ¨§¦ SRA T S SRA 506 CERMAK RD. E W U DuPage County 22ND STREET S 05 SRA4 4 1 ( SRA 405 L A Cook County ) K E E OAD) S IELD R U S UTTERF R IL 56 (B H N A O E PERSHING ROAD 3 R 05 V SRA 4 0 E A 5 E SRA 208 D T V 0 A R S 0 ) R I 1 3 E V ( D 8 H 0 E A R 1 C 2 ) ) 7 R R A E A 1 Y R S S G A L I N W 57TH DR A I H L 1 I-88 I-294 R 71 55TH ST GARFIELD BLVD G D I ¨¦§ G ARCHER AVE ¨§¦ A H A SRA 401 O SRA 401 L 2 Y MORGAN DR ( R 0 I-355 R 3 5 H CORNELL DR E §¦ 4 ¨ D PAYNE DR / A T G R ) 0 R R D N 4 2 I E I 7 / MIDWAY S 0 O A 0 U K K 2 5 ( 4 O S 1 E PLAISANCE N W A 3 R S A E U A S 8 R L N V R N D U ) S L 4 U A 4 R I S E R E 0 P 0 A A V O U 5 F 1 H R A N A A E C E R D 5 R V C R I S 1 0 N S EET A O TH STR 75 0 C 3 ( A 0 M A 3 L A 202 0 SR E S R 5 ) A 6 L I S N 0 L R R 7 E I TH STREET 3 87 I-90 Y S 4 D A G US 12/20/41 A N ¨§ H ¦ L ( I O 2 A 10 R ( SR O EWING AVE 4 3 S 2 3 T 0 4 I-94 S 2 S L U I ¨¦§ A 2/20 (95T H ST REET ) R US 1 US 12/20/41 S 30 S U SRA 102 INDIANAPOLIS SRA 202 BLVD ) K RD W UE 95TH ST IN T ON N 95TH ST EXTENSION G UGH E . 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