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Illinoistollwaymap-June2005.Pdf B C D E F G H I J K L Issued 2005 INDEX LEE ST. 12 45 31 Racine DESPLAINES RIVER RD. Janesville 43 75 Sturtevant 294 Addison . .J-6 Grayslake . .I-3 Palos Hills . .J-8 Union Grove Devon Ave 11 Burlington 90 Plaza Alden . .G-2 Gurnee . .J-3 Palos Park . .J-8 Footville Elmwood Park 11 Algonquin . .H-4 Hammond . .L-8 Park City . .J-3 Elkhorn 11 Alsip . .K-8 Hanover Park . .I-6 Park Forest . .K-9 NORTHWEST 51 11 72 Amboy . .C-7 Harmon . .B-7 Park Ridge . .K-5 14 11 TOLLWAY Antioch . .I-2 Harvey . .K-8 Paw Paw . .E-8 94 142 32 1 Arlington . .C-9 Harwood Heights . .K-6 Phoenix . .L-8 39 11 Delavan 36 HIGGINS RD. 1 Arlington Heights . .J-5 Hawthorn Woods . .I-4 Pingree Grove . .H-5 90 41 31 TRI-STATE TOLLWAY Ashton . .C-6 Hebron . .H-2 Plainfield . .H-8 83 67 142 Aurora . .H-7 Hickory Hills . .K-7 Pleasant Prairie . .J-2 50 O’Hare East Barrington . .I-5 Highland . .L-9 Poplar Grove . .E-3 Plaza 72 Bartlett . .I-6 Highland Park . .K-4 Posen . .K-8 Darien 75 45 90 Batavia . .H-6 Hillcrest . .D-6 Prospect Heights . .J-5 Beach Park . .K-3 Hillside . .J-6 Richton Park . .K-9 50 158 River Rd. Bedford Park . .K-7 Hinkley . .F-7 Racine . .K-1 50 Plaza Paddock Lake Bellwood . .J-6 Hinsdale . .J-7 Richmond . .H-2 213 Lake Geneva O’Hare West KENNEDY EXPY. 43 14 Williams Bay Kenosha Plaza Beloit . .E-2 Hoffman Estates . .I-5 River Forest . .K-6 50 51 MANHEIM RD. Belvidere . .E-4 Hometown . .K-7 River Grove . .J-6 Clinton Silver Lake 50 67 12 190 Bensenville . .J-6 Homewood . .K-9 Riverdale . .L-8 Fontana-on-Geneva Lake Berkeley . .J-6 Huntley . .H-4 Riverside . .K-7 Berwyn . .K-6 Indian Head Park . .J-7 Robbins . .K-8 Beloit 140 83 Walworth 120 Bloomingdale . .I-6 Inverness . .I-5 Rochelle . .D-6 Twin Lakes 45 81 Blue Island . .K-8 Island Lake . .I-4 Rock Falls . .A-7 Pleasant Prairie Bolingbrook . .I-8 Itasca . .J-6 Rockdale . .I-9 294 67 Genoa City 31 32 BALMORAL RD. INSET A 2 Bridgeview . .K-7 Janesville . .E-1 Rockford . .D-3 Sharon WISCONSIN 2 Broadview . .J-6 Joliet . .I-9 Rockton . .D-2 51 WISCONSIN South Beloit Brookfield . .K-7 Justice . .K-7 Rolling Meadows . .J-5 ILLINOIS ILLINOIS 47 Richmond RUSSELL RD. Buffalo Grove . .J-4 Kenosha . .J-2 Romeoville . .I-8 2 173 251 76 Hebron Antioch 77 Winthrop Harbor 43 Burbank . .K-7 Kingston . .F-5 Roscoe . .D-3 76 131 294 12 Burlington . .H-1 Kirkland . .E-5 Roselle . .I-6 ROCKTON RD. ROSECRANS RD. 173 Alden 173 173 39TH ST. OGDEN AVE. Burnham . .L-8 LaGrange . .J-7 Round Lake Beach . .I-3 Rockton 76 14 73.5 Waukegan OGDEN AVE. 20 PRAIRIE AVE. PRAIRIE PERSHING RD. Burr Ridge . .J-7 LaGrange Park . .J-7 Sandwich . .F-8 Spring Grove 83 Plaza Zion 34 OGDEN AVE. Calumet City . .L-8 LaMoille . .C-9 Sauk Village . .L-9 75 75.5 34 59 Old Mill Creek 41 Wadsworth Calumet Park . .L-8 Lake Bluff . .K-3 Schaumburg . .I-5 12 AVE. GILBERT 45 South Beloit T EBERLY AVE. EBERLY JOLIET RD. Capron . .F-3 Lake Forest . .K-4 Schererville . .L-9 Plaza 31 Fox Lake R Roscoe Lindenhurst I Beach Park - Carpentersville . .H-5 Lake Geneva . .H-1 Schiller Park . .J-6 S 47TH ST. 132 AVE. BRAINARD Carol Stream . .I-6 Lake in the Hills . .H-4 Shabbona . .E-7 Capron 94 T CHICAGO AVE. 47TH ST. 76 M C H E N R Y 45 A Lake Villa AVE. LAWNDALE T Cary . .H-4 Lake Villa . .I-3 Sharon . .F-2 173 AVE. HARLEM 39 E 55 Cherry Valley . .E-4 Lake Zurich . .I-4 Sheridan . .F-9 Gurnee 90 T Chicago . .L-7 Lakewood . .H-4 Shorewood . .I-9 GRAND AVE. PLAINFIELD RD. AVE. 1ST Wonder Lake 131 RD. GRANGE LA W I N N E B A G O O Poplar Grove L 294 WOLF RD. WOLF Chicago Heights . .L-9 Lansing . .L-8 Silver Lake . .I-2 RD. YORK McCullom Lake Waukegan ARCHER AVE. 173 L 55TH ST. Chicago Ridge . .K-7 Lee . .E-7 Skokie . .K-5 Round Lake Beach W 55TH ST. Cicero . .K-7 Leland . .F-8 Somonauk . .F-8 Machesney Park 70 A 132 171 134 Y 3 Clarendon Hills . .J-7 Lemont . .J-8 South Beloit . .D-2 2 47 120 59 Park City 3 Grayslake 68 Clinton . .E-2 Libertyville . .J-3 South Chicago Hinsdale RD. SPRINGS WILLOW Loves Park 120 AVE. EAST 43 Compton . .D-7 Lincolnwood . .K-5 Heights . .L-9 14 12 BELVIDERE RD. Oasis B O O N E 120 120 Cortland . .F-6 Lindenhurst . .I-3 South Elgin . .H-5 EAST RIVERSIDE BLVD. McHenry 43 12 63RD ST. 70 251 23 67 Country Club Hills . .K-9 Lisbon . .G-9 South Holland . .L-8 120 21 AVE. BRAINARD STEVENSON EXPWY. 65TH ST. 64.5 20 171 Countryside . .J-7 Lisle . .I-7 Spring Grove . .H-2 66 60 North Chicago Crest Hill . .I-8 Lockport . .J-8 St. Charles . .H-6 Woodstock BUCKLEY RD. 31 137 137 PLAINFIELD RD. JOLIET RD. 45 Creston . .E-6 Lombard . .J-6 Steger . .K-9 RD. WOLF 55 Crestwood . .K-8 Long Grove . .J-4 Sterling . .A-7 L A K E 41 Plaza 76 Libertyville 71ST ST. BR 83 37 Crystal Lake . .H-4 Loves Park . .E-3 Steward . .D-6 Rockford BR KLAND R Lake Bluff 20 ROC D. Darien, IL . .J-7 Lynwood . .L-9 Stickney . .K-7 63.5 20 BR Lake 20 5TH AVE. Rod Blagojevich BR Wauconda 62 176 LA GRANGE RD. Darien, WI . .F-1 Lyons . .K-7 Stillman Valley . .D-5 20 Island Lake 176 John Mitola Governor Jack Hartman Davis Junction . .D-5 Machesney Park . .E-3 Streamwood . .I-5 Belvidere Mundelein Lake ARCHER AVE. Belvidere 54.5 54 20 176 60 Forest 75TH ST. Chairman State of Illinois Executive Director DeKalb . .F-6 Manlius . .A-9 Sturtevant . .J-1 20 176 55 Oasis AVE. ROBERTS Deer Grove . .A-8 Markham . .K-8 Sublette . .C-8 Plaza 59 Plaza 34 171 79TH ST. Cherry Valley AVE. MILWAUKEE Michigan 83 Vernon Hills 79TH ST. Deerfield . .K-4 Matteson . .K-9 Sugar Grove . .G-7 20 14 60 61.5 TOWNLINE RD. Lake Forest Delavan . .F-1 Maywood . .J-6 Summit . .K-7 39 Crystal Lake Board of Directors NORTHWEST TOLLWAY Lakewood Hawthorn Woods 294 Des Plaines . .J-5 McCook . .J-7 Sycamore . .F-6 20 55.5 Belvidere 90 59 94 GERMAN CHURCH RD. RD. SPRINGS WILLOW 171 Oasis 45 83rd Street Plaza 43 Chairman John Mitola Dixmoor . .L-8 McCullom Lake . .H-3 Tampico . .A-8 12 83 COUNTY LINE RD. 82nd Street 4 Dixon . .B-6 McHenry . .H-3 Thornton . .L-8 251 Cary Y TRI-STATE 4 GENOA RD. 56.5 47 A 87TH ST. Plaza Director David Andalcio Dolton . .L-8 Melrose Park . .J-6 Tinley Park . .K-8 Lake in the Hills Lake Zurich HALF DAY RD. LYONS TWP. 2 PALOS TWP. 20 W 22 Downers Grove . .J-7 Mendota . .D-9 Troy Grove . .D-9 L 31 22 L 171 Director James Banks Long Grove TOLLWAY Dyer . .L-9 Merrionette Park . .K-8 Twin Lakes . .H-2 O 55 New Millford T DEERFIELD RD. Highland Park Earlville . .E-8 Midlothian . .K-8 Union Grove . .J-1 36.5 91ST ST. HARLEM AVE. HARLEM Director Carl Kramp 53 E Deerfield 41 T Buffalo Grove AVE. 96TH East Chicago . .L-8 Mokena . .J-9 Vernon Hills . .J-4 36 Algonquin 54 A Director Ronald Materick East Hazel Crest . .K-8 Montgomery . .H-7 Wadsworth . .J-2 23 Huntley Edens Spur Plaza AVE. KEAN LAKE COOK RD. T 50.5 95TH ST. 12 S Elburn . .G-6 Mount Prospect . .J-5 Walnut . .B-8 - Director George Pradel Barrington I E 20 Elgin . .H-5 Morton Grove . .K-5 Walworth . .G-2 Marengo R D DUNDEE RD. T 94 Elk Grove Village . .J-5 Mundelein . .J-4 Warrenville . .I-7 68 E INSET B Hampshire 68 N Plaza 38 Director James Roolf 25 53 52 Glencoe Elkhorn . .G-1 Munster . .L-8 Waterman . .F-7 Plaza 90 62 68 Wheeling 83 S 45 Northbrook E RD. ROBERTS Director Carl Towns Elmhurst . .J-6 Naperville . .I-7 Wauconda . .I-4 14 Stillman Valley FOX RIVER Inverness WILLOW RD. X Elmwood Park, IL . .K-6 Nelson . .A-7 Waukegan . .K-3 P 72 Gilberts Carpentersville 12 R Governor Rod Blagojevich, Ex-officio Genoa 49 Elmwood Park, WI . .K-1 New Bedford . .A-9 West Brooklyn . .D-7 72 Kirkland 72 68 E Winnetka Davis Junction 32.5 59 Prospect S LEGEND Secretary Timothy Martin, IDOT, Ex-officio Evanston . .K-5 New Millford . .D-4 West Chicago . .I-6 72 Palatine 43 S 53 355 Heights W Evergreen Park . .K-7 Niles . .K-5 West Dundee . .H-5 Kingston 72 West Dundee Arlington 294 72 A 62 ELMHURST RD. ILLINOIS TOLLWAY BUTTERFIELD RD. 26.5 25 23 53 Glenview 56 Flossmoor . .K-9 Norridge . .K-6 Westchester . .J-7 Heights 45 Y Wilmette 56 Fontana-on- North Aurora . .H-7 Western Springs . .J-7 Pingree Grove RD. BEVERLY NORTHWEST TOLLWAY ILLINOIS TOLLWAY FUTURE Plaza 79 39 EXTENSION (2007) Rolling Mount Prospect Geneva Lake . .G-2 North Chicago . .K-3 Westmont .
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