Route 90
From Indiana state line near Columbia to Pennsylvania state line 3 miles
east of Conneaut. Part of Interstate 90, which runs from Seattle, Washington
to Boston, Massachusetts.
Counties:
Williams, Fulton, Lucas, Wood, Ottawa, Sandusky, Erie, Lorain, Cuyahoga,
Lake, Ashtabula
Length:
244 miles
General Direction:
East/West
Dual Certifications:
Superceded by route 80 from Indiana state line to 3 miles east of
Amherst.
Supercedes route 2 from 3 miles east of Amherst to Rocky River.
Supercedes route 2 from 2 miles east of downtown Cleveland to Euclid.
Supercedes routes 2 and 283 from 4 miles east of downtown Cleveland to
3 miles west of Euclid.
Runs concurrently with the Ohio Turnpike from Indiana state line to
3 miles east of Amherst.
Intersections:
143: 80; 144: 2W; 145: 57; 148: 254;
151: 611; 153: 83; 159: 252; 161: 254; 162: 20,2E;
163: 237; 167: 10; 170: 490,42; 172: 77,422;
173: 6,20,322; 174: 2W; 176: 283W; 179: 283E;
185: 2E; 186: 20; 187: 84; 188: 271;
189: 91,640; 193: 306; 200: 44; 212: 528;
218: 534; 223: 45; 229: 11; 235: 84,193;
241: 7; 244: PA
Freeway Sections:
From 3 miles east of Amherst to Pennsylvania state line.
Toll Sections:
From Indiana state line to 3 miles east of Amherst.
History of route 90:
Certified in 1962.
2 miles east of downtown Cleveland to 4 miles east of downtown Cleveland
was route 2 only before 1962.
4 miles east of downtown Cleveland to 3 miles west of Euclid was routes
2 and 283 only before 1962.
Current route 44 to Pennsylvania state line was route 1 only before
1962.
Ohio Turnpike portion complete as an unnumbered highway in 1956.
Route 322 to route 2 complete as an unnumbered highway in 1960.
2 miles east of downtown Cleveland to 4 miles east of downtown Cleveland
dually certified with route 2 in 1962.
4 miles east of downtown Cleveland to 3 miles west of Euclid dually
certified with routes 2 and 283 in 1962.
Route 91 to current route 44 complete in 1962.
Route 306 to Pennsylvania state line dually certified with route 1 in
1962.
1 mile west of route 422 to route 322 and Euclid to route 91 complete
in 1963.
3 miles west of Euclid to Euclid complete and dually certified with
route 2 in 1963.
Route 14 to route 306 dually certified with route 1 in 1964.
Route 1 certification removed in 1966.
Route 71 to 1 mile west of route 422 complete in 1967.
Route 2, 3 miles east of Amherst to route 611 complete by 1969.
Route 611 to route 83 (route 76 in 1971) complete in 1971.
Ohio Turnpike to route 2, 3 miles east of Amherst and route 83 to
3 miles east of route 83 complete by 1976.
3 miles east of route 83 to Rocky River complete in 1977.
Rocky River to 4 miles east of Rocky River complete in 1978.
4 miles east of Rocky River to route 71 complete in 1980.
Entire route complete in 1980.
Route 90 Before 1962:
From Pennsylvania state line, 1 mile south of Petersburg to 1 mile
north of North Kingsville.
Originally routed from Pennsylvania state line to Youngstown along
current route 617 from Pennsylvania state line to Petersburg, route 170
from Petersburg to 4 miles north of Poland, and an unnumbered road
paralleling route 680 from 4 miles north of Poland to Youngstown.
Extended to North Kingsville along a previous unnumbered road and
current route 193 in 1926.
Extended to 1 mile north of North Kingsville in 1940.
Pennsylvania state line to Petersburg certified as route 617 in 1962.
Petersburg to 1 mile north of North Kingsville certified as route 170 in
1962.
Last updated by John Simpson
on 8-15-98 at 16:28 EDT.