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Interstate Highway Map Indicating Vertical Clearance 16' 01" 15' 01" 16' 02" DETAIL SIOUX CITY SEE 14' 10" 29 16' 06" 18' 06" 29 29 14' 09" SIOUX CITY 15' 01" 15' 01" 16' 03" 14' 11" 680 RR bridge 16' 09" 14' 10" 16' 03" 16' 04" RR bridge 15' 04" 29 14' 11" 15' 05" 17' 03" 16' 11" 15' 07" 15' 01" 17' 03" 20 175 15' 00" 16' 04" 17' 00" Sioux City Detail 15' 06" 16' 10" SERGEANT BLUFF 12 15' 06" 15' 02" 17' 02" 15' 07" 16' 10" 16' 07" 15' 09" 16' 06" 16' 05" 16' 01" 17' 02" 16' 06" CORRECTIONVILLE 15' 06" 141 SALIX 15' 06" 15' 09" 17' 11" 15' 05" 29 17' 01" SLOAN 16' 05" 16' 11" 16' 11" 20 16' 03" 17' 02" 30 29 WHITING 16' 09" 29 16' 05" 16' 02" 175 16' 01" 16' 06" 16' 05" 16' 01" 275 17' 00" 17' 02" 16' 00" 16' 02" 15' 01" 17' 02" 75 18' 03" ONAWA MOORHEAD 92 16' 04" 17' 04" 16' 04" 16' 04" 16' 02" 129 16' 02" 16' 00" 680 17' 04" 127 16' 02" 16' 07" 17' 02" 16' 04" 16' 08" 370 DETAIL BLUFFS COUNCIL SEE 29 Ramp underI-129bridge24'05" 34 17' 00" SIOUX LITTLE Ramp underI-129bridge17'01" CRESCENT MONDAMIN 16' 11" 16' 03" 16' 00" 2 17' 11" 6 16' 03" 57' 06" 16' 10" 15' 01" 35' 00" 29 680 29 16' 10" 17' 07" 18' 06" 16' 04" MISSOURI VA 15' 03" 16' 08" 16' 10" 16' 04" 16' 06" 16' 00" 17' 02" 17' 03" 16' 10" 17' 01" 29 16' 02" 16' 11" 16' 07" 16' 01" 34 17' 03" 6 17' 04" 17' 10" 17' 01" 16' 05" SB I-2935'00" 2 TREYNOR 30 PACIFIC JUNCTION I-29 andRampG16'10" Under RampF17'11" 17' 03" 275 16' 08" 12 16' 08" 80 17' 06" SIDNEY 16' 10" 376 19' 06" 92 L TABOR 275 LE 16' 10" 16' 05" 17' 04" Y 29 GLENWOOD 16' 04" " 333 6' 02 HAMBURG 1 57' 06" 17' 01" 17' 10" 21' 05" 16' 06" SB I-2916'05" 16' 10" 16' 08" 20 19' 05" 33' 05" 80 20 15' 01"WBramp 14' 08" 191 18' 10" 16' 07" 75 EB 16'07" PERSIA 16' 05" 75 16' 10" 16' 07" 80 18' 03" 129 16' 08" 16' 02" 16' 10" 6 17' 00" 16' 08" 16' 07" MINDEN 16' 11" 18' 05" 16' 11" SHELBY 17' 04" 16' 11" 17' 03" 29 19' 00" 18' 04" 17' 00" 376 16' 02" 16' 11" 29 480 17' 03" 59 16' 08" 16' 00" 59 AVOCA HARLAN 35 141 680 17' 10"UnderRampF 16' 04" 17' 04" 16' 09" 20 16' 08" 17' 01" 16' 04" 18' 00" 17' 01" 16' 07" 17' 01" 5 17' 06" 17' 08" 29 WALNUT 17' 05" 33' 05"NBI-29 80 18' 01" 18' 10"I-29andRampG 75 16' 04" 16' 08" 17' 11" 17' 09" 16' 10" 80 17' 01" 18' 09" 16' 08" 18' 11" MARNE 16' 08" 18' 01" 235 18' 04" 173 17' 07" 6 16' 04" 16' 04" . 173 KIMBALLTON t 80 80 S 17' 04" rd 17' 02" 3 6 15' 02" 35 15' 07" ATLANTIC 17' 00" 18' 01" 18' 11" 17' 02" 28 . d 19' 11" lv WB I-80 17' 00" 16' 10" B 28 71 6 MERLE HAY RD lk 14' 08"WB o 21' 03" 18' 05" P EB I-80 16' 11" 71 BRAYTON 18' 04" 17' 00" 19' 00" 16' 06" 16' 06" 16' 08" 18' 08" Detail Moines Des 18' 01" WIOTA 18' 09" 18' 11" t. S t 18' 00" s Under UniversityAve 17' 03" 1 16' 06" 3 80 92 WB I-80 21' 09" 18' 08" 16' 10" 18' 05" 17' 09" EB I-80 17' 07" 148 275 480 16' 11" 21' 11" 18' 08" 17' 09" SB I-35 16' 06" ANITA SB I-35 16' 06" 16' 11" 16' 11" 20' 07" 17' 02" 29 16' 06" 29 t. 21' 02" S 6 18' 02" th 6 18' 00" 17' 01" 19' 07" 17' 07" 9 17' 03" 18' 09" EUCLID AVE 16' 05" 17' 09" ADAIR 80 Council Bluffs Detail Bluffs Council 16' 10" 18' 11" 415 24' 00" 18' 00" 16' 06" 17' 08" 16' 10" 17' 08" 17' 09" 29 192 16' 05" 24' 01" 17' 00" 16' 06" 21' 00" 69 18' 00" 18' 00" 35 19' 09" 80 80 69 35 6 25 22' 01" WB I-80/35 15' 04" 16' 04" 19' 09" 192 T EB I-80/35 16' 00" 16' 08" GUTHRIE CENTER 18' 10" 80 S 25 17' 08" 16' 10" 22' 01" 15' 04" 16' 00" WB I-235 16' 01" GREENFIELD H T 17' 03" 4 17' 04" Under I-235 16' 11" 1 16' 06" 35 17' 01" 16' 10" MENLO E 18' 08" 16' 07" 17' 01" SB I-35 15' 09" Under UniversityAve 17' 04" 35 18' 03" NB I-35 16' 08" 275 16' 08" NB I-35 16' 03" 15' 05"UnderWBI-80Ramp 29 17' 03" 6 16' 08" EB I-80&NBI-35fromI-235 32' 01" 80 Under WBI-80Ramp 15' 01" 16' 08" 235 16' 08" 163 16' 10" STUART Ramp toI-35NB 17' 00" 16' 08" 16' 08" WB I-235 20' 03" 16' 08" 80 16' 06" 16' 11" 16' 11" Ramp toI-235EB 17' 03" 16' 11" DEXTER 6 16' 08" EB I-235 19' 00" 16' 11" 16' 02" 235 35 92 16' 01" 18' 01" LAMONI 16' 02" 16' 05" 80 17' 08" 65 RIVER GRAND 16' 11" SAINT CHARLES 16' 00" AYR MOUNT MURRAY 16' 06" 69 6 WINTERSET 17' 01" 17' 04" 80 169 16' 10" 169 34 DE SOTO ADEL 16' 07" 17' 06" 16' 10" Under US34 20' 07" 19' 11" Under I-35 17' 04" 2 TRURO Under RR 16' 08" 16' 05" NB I-35 15' 10" 16' 08" 16' 11" 65 35 16' 05" 19' 00" WEBSTER CITY 16' 01" NB I-35 16' 08" 16' 08" 16' 11" 16' 07" WAUKEE 19' 01" 80 19' 04" 16' 02" GRIMES 16' 07" 14' 10" 16' 07" 16' 11" 92 16' 09" 15' 03" 16' 06" 16' 10" 14' 07" 14' 10" 17' 07" 14' 07" 16' 10" 14' 06" 14' 08" 15' 11" 15' 07" 15' 10" 16' 02" 16' 03" 16' 09" 14' 11" 17' 05" 17' 00" 17' 01" 16' 08" 16' 07" JOHNSTON 80 16' 03" STORY CITY 16' 07" 18' 04" 15' 11" JEWELL ELLSWORTH POLK CITY 35 16' 02" 17' 02" HUXLEY 35 16' 07" 16' 09" 35 141 AMES 16' 08" ANKENY 6 WEST DESMOINES 152 16' 09" 14' 11" 17' 00" 17' 05" 15' 05" 14' 11" SEE DESMOINESDETAIL 16' 07" 14' 09" 16' 07" 15' 02" 14' 10" 15' 11" 16' 01" 14' 10" 19' 08" 15' 02" 15' 09" URBANDALE 17' 01" 6 2 CLARION 20 92 80 415 DOWS CLIVE DES MOINES 35 30 210 DECATUR CITY Under US34 DAVIS CITY PLEASANT HILL LEON HANLONTOWN Under RR 28 16' 04" 16' 08" 16' 06" 17' 01" 17' 00" 16' 04" 16' 03" 17' 00" 16' 04" 17' 02" 16' 06" 16' 03" 16' 07" 16' 08" 17' 03" 17' 08" 17' 01" 16' 03" 17' 01" 16' 11" 17' 01" 17' 01" CUMMING 16' 04" ALEXANDER 16' 01" VAN WERT 175 CLEAR LAKE INDIANOLA VENTURA 34 NEW VIRGINIA THORNTON 69 MESERVEY 16' 08" LAKE MILLS ALTOONA 16' 04" 235 35 16' 05" 35 OSCEOLA 17' 00" 16' 08" 16' 10" 6 16' 06" 17' 03" 16' 10" 16' 10" 16' 07" 17' 07" 16' 10" 16' 03" 16' 02" 16' 03" 16' 02" 16' 10" 16' 06" 16' 06" 16' 06" 16' 10" 16' 01" 16' 04" 16' 03" 16' 03" 3 16' 05" 16' 05" 16' 02" 16' 09" 65 16' 03" 16' 04" 16' 05" 16' 01" 9 16' 04" 18' 03" 18 17' 01" 16' 02" 16' 02" 17' 05" 16' 06" 17' 04" 16' 06" 17' 00" 17' 11" 30 210 175 16' 04" 16' 10" 16' 06" 16' 10" 15' 10" 16' 07" 17' 01" 16' 06" 16' 09" 16' 08" 16' 09" 16' 09" 17' 07" IOWA FALLS 17' 05" BONDURANT 20 16' 02" 17' 05" NEVADA 17' 06" MAXWELL 17' 08" 16' 01" 65 35 HUBBARD 27 35 18' 00" 16' 02" 80 16' 08" 17' 11" 17' 01" 16' 01" 16' 04" 17' 08" 16' 01" 16' 07" 16' 10" 17' 00" 16' 08" 16' 04" 16' 06" 16' 03" 16' 02" 16' 08" 16' 08" 16' 02" 16' 04" 16' 06" 16' 06" 16' 02" 6 17' 02" 17' 02" 6 122 80 117 3 117 NORTHWOOD 9 COLFAX MINGO 18 EB 280/61 16' 05" MANLY 16' 06" MASON CITY 16' 03" 16' 07" 17' 06" 16' 05" 27 16' 05" 16' 11" 16' 05" HAMPTON 17' 11" 16' 06" 16' 11" SHEFFIELD 16' 10" ROCKWELL 80 17' 06" 15' 05" 14 16' 07" 18' 07" 16' 02" 380 218 27 61 130 14 MONROE 16' 07" 6 NEWTON 280 61 16' 10" 17' 11" 16' 07" 27 218 16' 06" SB US218 18' 03" WB 280/61 16' 04" 15' 09" 16' 05" Iowa City Detail City Iowa 16' 10" Under RampH 21' 05" 17' 07"EB 16' 06" 16' 00" 461 15' 05" 16' 07" 27 224 22 KELLOGG 16' 01" 965 22 16' 06" 280 80 16' 10" 6 Davenport EB US20 16' 10" 80 6 17' 00" 16' 01" 16' 06" 61 20 80 16' 09" 16' 07" 146 17' 00" SEARSBORO 146 GRINNELL SB 380 19' 00" 17' 00" 218 461 17' 02" 380 16' 04" 16' 01" 19' 01" Truss Bridge 17' 10"WB 16' 08" 16' 07" 16' 01" 16' 02" 27 63 CEDAR FALLS 67 16' 03" 16' 09" 20 MONTEZUMA 63 WB US20 17' 08" 461 17' 02" MALCOM 218 Waterloo Detail Waterloo 461 218 61 27 16' 08" 16' 09" HUDSON 16' 06" 18' 00" EB I-74 EB I-74 20 NB US218 20' 01" 6 218 67 17' 01" LADORA 1 16' 03" 20 14' 09" 16' 07" 17' 00" LA PORTECITY Under RampH 17'07" 16' 11" 16' 08" 16' 05" 21 21 18' 03" 18' 00" 63 17' 00" 17' 03" 27 17' 03" 80 DEEP 16' 06" 380 16' 06" DETAIL WATERLOO SEE RIVER 1 380 21 74 16' 06" BELLE PLAINE 16' 11" 17' 01" 281 16' 08" 14' 10" 6 17' 03" 20 WB I-74 16' 10" 17' 00" WB I-74 16' 05" 80 16' 08" 17' 06" 17' 03" 17' 06" 16' 08" 20 16' 07" VINTON 17' 03" 17' 00" 17' 11" Truss Bridge 22' 00" Davenport Detail WATERLOO 16' 04" 18' 01" 17' 07" Bettendorf NORTH 16' 05" ENGLISH 16' 11" MARENGO 17' 10" 16' 10" 150 17' 10" WILLIAMSBURG 149 16' 07" 19' 01" 67 17' 02" 16' 10" 17' 08" 380 17' 00" 16' 10" WALFORD 19' 06" 16' 07" 26' 02" 27 16' 11" 17' 05" 16' 10" 151 17' 05" 19' 00" 150 80 17' 01" FAIRFAX 16' 07" 16' 07" 17' 06" 16' 08" 16' 09" 17' 07" EB US20 17' 05" 80 17' 03" 18' 11" WB US20 16' 11" 17' 05" 380 16' 03" 16' 06" 27 16' 06" 17' 03" 17' 05" 16' 10" CENTER POINT 16' 04" 16' 07" 18' 05" 16' 04" 16' 05" 16' 05" 16' 10" 20 16' 07" RAPIDS CEDAR 16' 06" 16' 08" 18' 03" DETAIL RAPIDS CEDAR SEE 16' 04" 17' 06" 17' 04" 18' 08" 27 19' 10" 218 100 18' 10" 380 18' 05" 17' 06" 27 DETAIL IOWA CITY SEE 17' 07" 380 16' 09" 16' 07" 16' 07" 151 CITY IOWA 30 1 SHUEYVILLE MARION 20 NORT WB 380ramp 16' 06" 18' 05" 67 17' 01" 17' 03" 18' 03" 16' 03" 30 1 H LIBERTY 16' 07" 16' 10" 151 16' 07" 380 27 155 16' 11" BUS 18' 07" 16' 10" 17' 01" 18' 00" 16' 05" 16' 11" 16' 06" 16' 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