The i-76 is a multi-section highway (not a contiguous highway) ... the eastern section of the i-76 is located within the 3 states of Ohio, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania ...  and the western section of the i-76 is located in the 2 states of Colorado and Nebraska ... the map above on this page only shows the eastern section of the i-76 that runs thru Ohio, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania.

An eastern section of the i-76 located within the state of Pennsylvania is also known as the Pennsylvania Turnpike.

The city of Philadelphia PA is located at it's east end ... and the city of Denver CO is located at it's west end.

The major interstate highways that intersect the i-76 include the; i-25, i-70, i-71, i-77, i-79, i-80, i-81, i-83, i-95, and i-99.

The i-76 covers a total distance of aprox. 623 miles (both sections) ... the eastern section that runs thru Ohio, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania is aprox. 435 miles long and can be travelled in aprox. 7.2 hrs. with a sustained travelling speed averaging 60 miles-per-hour ... while the western section that runs thru Colorado and Nebraska is aprox. 188 miles long and can be travelled in aprox. 3.2 hrs. with a sustained travelling speed averaging 60 miles-per-hour.

Some of the cities located along the i-76 corridor include;

• Akron, OH,
• Arvada, CO,
• Carlisle, PA,
• Denver, CO,
• Harrisburg, PA,
• Philadelphia, PA,
• Pittsburgh, PA,
• SEE ALSO: i-76 traffic directory.