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Study Area Map STUDY AREA MAP INNER FELLS POINT HARBOR CANTON 1 FEDERAL HILL CARROLL PARK INTERSTATE 395 SOUTH 51 INTERSTATE 95 BALTIMORE LOCUST 52 POINT SAINT 56 PAUL 53 54 55 50 FORT MORRELL WESTPORT PORT MCHENRY PARK COVINGTON INTERSTATE MIDDLE BRANCH 95 295 2 PATAPSCO RIVER INTERSTATE 895 CHERRY HILL N 0 1000 2000 GRAPHIC SCALE (FT) INTERSTATE INTERSTATE 695 895 648 CURTIS BAY LEGEND I-95 ACCESS IMPROVEMENTS STUDY AREA NO-BUILD KEY MAP EAST HEATH STREET SOUTHSIDE S S O C O SOUTH BALTIMORE MARKETPLACE U O J U W A J T V T O H C E H I N B K H B S S G N C E H T T O L T H S E Y A E T O N O E R A A E A N EAST BARNEY STREET S N R T R N RIVERSIDE S W O T S L F S T O H E S T V T R PARK R S G T S S R R E E I T A T E ELEMENT D (HANOVER) T E R V E R H E R E E S N H T E LOCUST POINT E U T T T E E S Y G E SB ON-RAMP R I T E T T E L R K E E T E T EAST WELLS STREET ELEMENT G ELEMENT D (MCCOMAS) PEDESTRIANS & BICYCLISTS SB ON-RAMP ELEMENT E ELEMENT G PEDESTRIANS & BICYCLISTS INTERSTATE HANOVER STREET CSX RIVERSIDE RAILYARD FRANCIS SCOTT 95 KEY ELEMENTARY HARRIS TEETER ELEMENT A (HANOVER) 54 NB OFF-RAMP EAST MCCOMAS STREET T ELEMENT C E E R SB OFF-RAMP T AS STREET S WEST MCCOMAS STREET EAST MCCOM 55 LATROBE PARK E R D ELEMENT F ELEMENT A (MCCOMAS) N SWANN EXELON A MCCOMAS STREET NB OFF-RAMP PARK SCHUSTER BGE CONCRETE BALTIMORE CRUISE MARYLAND SUN ELEMENT B TERMINAL NB ON-RAMP INTERSTATE PORT COVINGTON 95 Y CITY GARAGE R N E H EL C M T UNN R T O F EAST CROMWELL STREET NGK-LOCKE, INC. MIDDLE BRANCH PATAPSCO RIVER UNDER ARMOUR 2 E G D I R B T E E R T S R N E FORMER V WAL-MART O N A 0 200 H 400 GRAPHIC SCALE (FT) LEGEND I-95 ACCESS IMPROVEMENTS STUDY AREA ROADWAY FEATURES TO BE BUILT BY OTHERS SUMMARY OF ELEMENTS & OPTIONS ELEMENT A (HANOVER) - NORTHBOUND OFF-RAMP S INTERSTATE OU T ALT H D CARROLL PARK 395 MAINTAIN EXISTING RAMP HANOV L FROM I-95 NB I TO HANOVER STREET SB 1 INTERSTATE U E R B 52 54 95 S - INTERSTATE T 51 R EE T 95 EET 53 STR NO AS OM / MCC EST W 1 SCHUSTER N CONCRETE SAINT PAUL SWANN PARK ON I MIDDLE BRANCH PORT T PATAPSCO RIVER COVINGTON P MORRELL PARK WESTPORT O 295 S INTERSTATE OU T ALT H CARROLL PARK 395 REMOVE EXISTING RAMP FROM I-95 NB HANOV TO HANOVER STREET SB 1 INTERSTATE E 52 R PROPOSED RAMP SPUR 54 95 S 2 INTERSTATE FROM I-395 NB T 51 R TO MCCOMAS STREET WES EE T MCCOMAS STREET 95 T 53 ON I T PROPOSED RAMP SPUR SCHUSTER P N FROM MD 295 NB CONCRETE SAINT PAUL TO MCCOMAS STREET O MIDDLE BRANCH PORT PATAPSCO RIVER MORRELL PARK COVINGTON 295 WESTPORT S INTERSTATE OU T ALT PROPOSED RAMP FROM H CARROLL PARK MD 295 NB OFF-RAMP 395 MAINTAIN EXISTING RAMP HANOV TO MCCOMAS STREET FROM I-95 NB TO HANOVER STREET SB 1 INTERSTATE E 52 R 54 95 S 3 INTERSTATE T 51 R EE WEST MCCOMAS STREET 95 T WIDEN EXISTING 53 AUXILIARY LANE RECONSTRUCT PORTION OF EXISTING MD 295 NB OFF-RAMP RECONSTRUCT PORTION OF ON EXISTING RAMP FROM I-95 NB I TO HANOVER STREET SB T SCHUSTER P N CONCRETE SAINT PAUL O MIDDLE BRANCH PORT PATAPSCO RIVER MORRELL PARK COVINGTON 295 WESTPORT S INTERSTATE OU T ALT H CARROLL PARK 395 REMOVE EXISTING RAMP FROM I-95 NB HANOV TO HANOVER STREET SB 1 INTERSTATE PROPOSED RAMP SPUR FROM I-395 SB RAMP E 52 R 54 TO MCCOMAS STREET 95 S 4 INTERSTATE T 51 R WEST EE MCCOMAS STREET 95 T 53 PROPOSED BRIDGE ON OVER MD 295 AND I PROPOSED RAMP FROM EXISTING RAMPS T CATON AVE ON-RAMP SCHUSTER P TO MCCOMAS STREET N CONCRETE SAINT PAUL O MIDDLE BRANCH PORT PATAPSCO RIVER MORRELL PARK COVINGTON 295 WESTPORT 0 250 500 ND PROPOSED ELEMENT OF OTHER ELEMENTS OF EXISTING ELEMENT EXISTING ELEMENT OTHER EXISTING ELEMENTS ROADWAY FEATURES TO BE GE LE I-95 ACCESS IMPROVEMENTS I-95 ACCESS IMPROVEMENTS TO BE MAINTAINED TO BE REMOVED TO BE REMOVED BUILT BY OTHERS GRAPHIC SCALE (FT) ELEMENT A (MCCOMAS) - NORTHBOUND OFF-RAMP INTERSTATE INTERSTATE D 95 L EAST MCCOMAS STREET I 95 54 U B - S OU MAINTAIN EXISTING RAMP T NO H REET FROM I-95 NB ST / OMAS CC EAST M TO MCCOMAS STREET EB HANOV 1 OMAS STREET WEST MCC EXELON N E BGE R S T R ON EET I T SWANN PARK P PORT COVINGTON BALTIMORE SUN O SCHUSTER CONCRETE INTERSTATE INTERSTATE PROPOSED RAMP 95 FROM I-95 NB EAST MCCOMAS STREET 95 TO TWO-WAY MCCOMAS STREET 54 W 2 EST MCC OMA S ST REET S OU EXTEND EXISTING WEAVE LANE T H FROM I-395 SB ON-RAMP HANOV ON EAST MCCOM I AS STREET EXELON T N P E BGE R O S T R EET PORT COVINGTON SCHUSTER CONCRETE INTERSTATE PROPOSED RAMP INTERSTATE PROPOSED RAMP WEAVES BETWEEN PIERS 95 UNDER I-95 NB FROM I-95 NB EAST MCCOMAS STREET 95 TO TWO-WAY MCCOMAS STREET 54 WE 3 ST MCC OMA S ST REET S OU T H HANOV ON EAST M CCOMA I S STREET EXELON T N P E BGE R S O T R EET PORT COVINGTON SCHUSTER CONCRETE INTERSTATE PROPOSED RAMP INTERSTATE FROM I-95 NB TO TWO-WAY PROPOSED RAMP DIVERGING MCCOMAS STREET 95 FROM I-95 NB EAST MCCOMAS STREET 95 TO TWO-WAY MCCOMAS STREET 54 WE 4 ST MCC OMA S ST REET S PROPOSED DIVERGING TWO-WAY OU EAST MCCOMAS STREET EXTEND EXISTING WEAVE LANE T H FROM I-395 SB ON-RAMP HANOV ON EAST M CCOMA I S STREET EXELON T N P E BGE R S O T PROPOSED SPUR R EET TO ACCESS PORT COVINGTON PORT COVINGTON SCHUSTER CONCRETE 0 100 200 ND PROPOSED ELEMENT OF OTHER ELEMENTS OF EXISTING ELEMENT EXISTING ELEMENT OTHER EXISTING ELEMENTS ROADWAY FEATURES TO BE GE LE I-95 ACCESS IMPROVEMENTS I-95 ACCESS IMPROVEMENTS TO BE MAINTAINED TO BE REMOVED TO BE REMOVED BUILT BY OTHERS GRAPHIC SCALE (FT) ELEMENT B - NORTHBOUND ON-RAMPS Y S Y OU E W EET K H R T T D H S L E HANOV I R U 55 AND B E R - S T R EET NO EAS T MC / COM AS INTERSTATE STRE ET INTERSTATE 1 54 95 EXELON MAINTAIN EXISTING RAMP BGE FROM EAST MCCOMAS STREET 95 TO I-95 NB N REET AS ST CCOM M ON EAST I T CRUISE MARYLAND P BALTIMORE SUN TERMINAL PORT O COVINGTON Y S Y OU E W EET K H R T T H S E HANOV R 55 PROPOSED RAMP FROM AND HANOVER STREET E R TO I-95 NB 2 S T R EET E AST M CCOM AS INTERSTATE STREET ON INTERSTATE I 54 EXELON MAINTAIN EXISTING RAMP T 95 STREET FROM EAST MCCOMAS STREET OMAS BGE P CC 95 ST M TO I-95 NB EA N O CRUISE MARYLAND PROPOSED SPUR FROM TERMINAL EAST MCCOMAS STREET PORT TO I-95 NB COVINGTON Y S Y OU E W EET K H R T T H S E HANOV R 55 AND E R 3 S T R EET E AST M CCOM AS INTERSTATE STREET ON INTERSTATE I 54 EXELON MAINTAIN EXISTING RAMP T 95 STREET FROM EAST MCCOMAS STREET OMAS BGE P CC 95 ST M TO I-95 NB EA N O CRUISE MARYLAND PROPOSED RAMP FROM TERMINAL EAST MCCOMAS STREET PORT TO I-95 NB COVINGTON 0 200 400 ND PROPOSED ELEMENT OF OTHER ELEMENTS OF EXISTING ELEMENT EXISTING ELEMENT OTHER EXISTING ELEMENTS ROADWAY FEATURES TO BE GE LE I-95 ACCESS IMPROVEMENTS I-95 ACCESS IMPROVEMENTS TO BE MAINTAINED TO BE REMOVED TO BE REMOVED BUILT BY OTHERS ELEMENT C - SOUTHBOUND OFF-RAMPS HARRIS AY Y TEETER CSX RIVERSIDE W E LATROBE PARK D RAILYARD K MAINTAIN EXISTING RAMP GH I L FROM I-95 SB H I TO EAST MCCOMAS STREET EET R U T S B E R - D 55 N A NO / INTERSTATE 1 EET STR MAS EAST CCO MCC 95 ST M OMAS EA STREET N EXELON ON BGE I INTERSTATE T PORT P 95 COVINGTON F CRUISE MARYLAND ORT O M TERMINAL CHE TUNN NRY EL HARRIS AY Y TEETER CSX RIVERSIDE W E LATROBE PARK RAILYARD K GH I PROPOSED WIDENING OF EXISTING RAMP H FROM I-95 SB EET TO KEY HIGHWAY R T S E R 2 D 55 N A ON I INTERSTATE T EAST MCCO P 95 MAS STREET N O EXELON EXISTING SINGLE-LANE EXIT RAMP STREET FROM I-95 SB TO KEY HIGHWAY OMAS BGE MCC EAST TO BE RECONSTRUCTED INTERSTATE PORT COVINGTON 95 CRUISE MARYLAND FOR T M TERMINAL CHE TUNN NRY EL HARRIS AY Y TEETER CSX RIVERSIDE W E LATROBE PARK RAILYARD K GH I PROPOSED TWO-LANE EXIT RAMP H FROM I-95 SB TO KEY HIGHWAY EET R T S E R 3 D 55 N A PROPOSED RETAINING WALL / EAST MCCOMAS STREET TO BE RECONSTRUCTED TO ACCOMODATE ON PROPOSED AUXILIARY LANE ALONG I-95 SB I INTERSTATE T EAST MCCO P 95 MAS STREET N PROPOSED O EXELON AUXILIARY LANE STREET OMAS BGE MCC EAST INTERSTATE PORT COVINGTON 95 CRUISE MARYLAND FOR T M TERMINAL CHE TUNN NRY EL HARRIS AY PROPOSED RAMP Y TEETER CSX RIVERSIDE W FROM I-95 SB E LATROBE PARK RAILYARD K MAINTAIN EXISTING RAMP GH TO EAST MCCOMAS STREET I FROM I-95 SB H TO EAST MCCOMAS STREET EET R T S E R 4 D 55 N A ON I INTERSTATE T EAST MCCO P 95 MAS STREET N O EXELON STREET OMAS BGE MCC EAST INTERSTATE PORT COVINGTON 95 CRUISE MARYLAND FOR T M TERMINAL CHE TUNN NRY EL 0 200 400 ND PROPOSED ELEMENT OF OTHER ELEMENTS OF EXISTING ELEMENT EXISTING ELEMENT OTHER EXISTING ELEMENTS ROADWAY FEATURES TO BE GE LE I-95 ACCESS IMPROVEMENTS I-95 ACCESS IMPROVEMENTS TO BE MAINTAINED TO BE REMOVED TO BE REMOVED BUILT BY OTHERS ELEMENT D - SOUTHBOUND ON-RAMPS S S OU OU T T H H D EAST WELLS STREET HANOV C L H SOUTH I A R BALTIMORE LE U MAINTAIN EXISTING RAMP E S B R FROM HANOVER STREET NB S CSX RIVERSIDE - S TO I-95 SB T MAINTAIN EXISTING RAMP T R RAILYARD R EET FROM EAST MCCOMAS STREET EET TO I-95 SB AY HARRIS Y W E TEETER H NO K G / I INTERSTATE H 1 95 N 54 55 INTERSTATE ON STREET CCOMAS I EAST M T 95 P PORT O EXELON SWANN BGE PARK COVINGTON S S OU OU T T H H EAST WELLS STREET HANOV C H SOUTH A MAINTAIN PORTION OF EXISTING RAMP R BALTIMORE LE E FROM HANOVER STREET NB S R TO I-95 SB S CSX RIVERSIDE 2 S T MAINTAIN EXISTING RAMP T R RAILYARD R EET FROM EAST MCCOMAS STREET EET TO I-95 SB AY HARRIS Y W E TEETER H K WIDEN PORTION OF EXISTING RAMP G I INTERSTATE FROM HANOVER STREET NB H ON I TO I-95 SB T 95 P N O 54 55 REET INTERSTATE OMAS ST EAST MCC 95 PORT EXELON BGE COVINGTON S S OU OU T T H REMOVE EXISTING RAMP H EAST WELLS STREET HANOV FROM HANOVER STREET NB C H SOUTH TO I-95 SB A R BALTIMORE LE MAINTAIN PORTION OF EXISTING RAMP RECONSTRUCT PORTION OF EXISTING RAMP E S R FROM EAST MCCOMAS STREET FROM EAST MCCOMAS STREET INCREASE LENGTH OF WEAVE SECTION S CSX RIVERSIDE 3 S BETWEEN HANOVER STREET ON-RAMP T TO I-95 SB TO I-95 SB T R RAILYARD
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