Interstate 295 (Florida)
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The 35.511 mile (57.15 km) long Interstate 295 in Florida loops around the west side of Jacksonville, Florida. The Buckman Bridge carries Interstate 295 traffic over the St. Johns River in Jacksonville. Interstate 295/Florida State Road 9A (SR 9A) forms a contiguous loop through the entire city (since Jacksonville and Duval county are consolidated, that means I-295 is always in the city of Jacksonville.) The eastern part of the loop is currently referred to as SR 9A, which the Dames Point Bridge is a part of. The western part of the loop, currently Interstate 295, is also part of FL 9A, but is not signed that way. The entire loop will be signed I-295 sometime around 2009 when the last remaining traffic-light intersection on SR 9A, at the junction of SR 9A and SR 202 (J. Turner Butler Boulevard), is converted to a multi-level interchange.
In the future, a new expressway, Interstate 795 (SR 9B) will extend as a short stub from the southeast-most corner of the completed I-295 loop to Interstate 95 in Saint Johns County.
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Junctions with major roads
The zero milepost is at a junction with I-95 south of Jacksonville. Going counterclockwise, I-295 has junctions with the following major highways:
- U.S. Highway 17, exit 10 south of Naval Air Station Jacksonville
- Interstate 10, exit 21 on west side of Jacksonville
- U.S. Highway 1/U.S. Highway 23, exit 28 on northwest side of Jacksonville
- Northern junction with Interstate 95/Florida State Road 9A, exit 35 north of Jacksonville
Exits
- Old St. Augustine Road (mile 3, former exit 1)
- San Jose Boulevard/S.R 13 (mile 5, former exit 2) (Southbound)
- San Jose Boulevard/S.R 13 North (mile 5A, former exit 2A) (Northbound)
- San Jose Boulevard/S.R 13 South (mile 5B, former exit 2B) (Northbound)
- Roosevelt Boulevard/U.S. 17 (mile 10, former exit 3)
- Blanding Boulevard/S.R. 21 (mile 12, former exit 4)
- 103rd Street/S.R. 134 (mile 16, former exit 5)
- Wilson Boulevard/S.R. 208 (mile 17, former exit 6)
- Normandy Boulevard/S.R. 228 (mile 19, former exit 7)
- I-10 East (mile 21A, former exit 8A)
- I-10 West (mile 21B, former exit 8B)
- Commonwealth Boulevard (mile 22, former exit 9)
- Pritchard Road (mile 25, former exit 10)
- U.S. 1/U.S. 23 South (mile 28A, former exit 11A)
- U.S. 1/U.S. 23 North (mile 28B, former exit 11B)
- Dunn Avenue/S.R. 104 (mile 30, former exit 12)
- Lem Turner Road/S.R. 115 (mile 32, former exit 13A)
- Duval Road (mile 33, former exit 13C)
- I-95 South (mile 35A, former exit 14A)
- I-95 North (mile 35B, former exit 14B)
- I-95 South (mile 61A, former end of I-295 on the southside of Jacksonville)
- I-95 North (mile 61B, former end of I-295 on the southside of Jacksonville)
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Three-digit Interstates from Interstate 95 |
| I-195 | Florida - Maine - Maryland - Massachusetts/Rhode Island - New Jersey - Virginia |
| I-295 | Delaware/New Jersey/Pennsylvania - District of Columbia/Maryland - Florida - Massachusetts/Rhode Island - Maine - New York - North Carolina - Virginia |
| I-395 | Connecticut/Massachusetts - District of Columbia-Virginia - Florida - Maryland - Maine |
| I-495 | Delaware - District of Columbia/Maryland/Virginia - Maine - Massachusetts - New York |
| I-595 | Florida - Maryland |
| I-695 | District of Columbia - Maryland - New York |
| I-795 | Maryland |
| I-895 | Maryland - New York |
| past/ future |
I-195: District of Columbia - North Carolina I-495: New Jersey I-595: Virginia I-695: Massachusetts - New Jersey - Pennsylvania I-795: Florida - Virginia I-895: Delaware - Massachusetts/Rhode Island - New Jersey/Pennsylvania - Virginia |
