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Interstate 88 - Definition and Overview |
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Interstate 88 is the designation of two intrastate interstate highways in different parts of the United States.
The Western Interstate 88
The Western Interstate 88 is entirely within the state of Illinois. It runs from an intersection with Interstate 80 near Moline, Illinois to an intersection with Interstates 290 and 294 in Hillside, Illinois, near Chicago.
Prior to its designation as an Interstate Highway, the route was known as Illinois state highway 5.
In 2004, IDOT (Illinois Department of Transportation) renamed the freeway portion to the "Ronald Reagan Memorial Freeway." Similarly, the Illinois State Toll Highway Authority renamed the toll portion to "Ronald Reagan Memorial Tollway."
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The Eastern Interstate 88
The Eastern Interstate 88 is entirely within the state of New York. Its western end is at an intersection with Interstate 81 in Binghamton, New York; its eastern end is at an intersection with Interstate 90 in Schenectady, New York.
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