Pennsylvania Route 75

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PA Route 75
Length:	76 mi[1] (122 km)
Formed:	1928
South end:	MD 494 in Montgomery Twp.
Major junctions:	I-76 in Willow Hill
North end:	US 22/US 322 in Port Royal
Counties:	Franklin, Huntingdon, Juniata
Pennsylvania State Routes < PA 74 I-76 > Minor - Legislative

Pennsylvania Route 75 is a 76 mile long north-south state highway located in central Pennsylvania, USA. The southern terminus is at the Mason-Dixon Line in Montgomery Township, where PA 75 continues into Maryland as Maryland Route 494. The northern terminus is at an interchange with U.S. Route 22 and U.S. Route 322 in Port Royal.

[edit] Major Intersections

County	Location	Mile	Roads intersected	Notes
Franklin	Montgomery Township	0.0	MD 494	Western terminus of MD 494
	Mercersburg	7.2	PA 16/ PA 416	Southern end of concurrency with PA 16 & PA 416
		7.9	PA 16	Northern end of concurrency with PA 16
	Peters Township	9.1	PA 416	Northern end of concurrency with PA 416
	Fort Loudon	13.8	US 30	Interchange
	Metal Township	28.1	I-76/ PA Turnpike	Interstate 76/Pennsylvania Turnpike Willow Hill interchange, exit 189
	Spring Run	32.4	PA 641
	Doylesburg	39.4	PA 274	Western terminus of PA 274
Juniata	Honey Grove	55.4	PA 850
	Turbett Township	66.4	PA 74	Northern terminus of PA 74
	Port Royal	68.4	PA 333	Southern end of concurrency
		68.6	PA 333	Northern end of concurrency
	Walker Township	71.2	US 22/ US 322	Interchange

[edit] History

From 1927 to 1928, PA 75 was signed on the current alignment of Pennsylvania Route 28 from Brookville to Brockway.

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