 End
M 107 in Silver City. |
 The
big, wooden US 45 tribute at the highway's northern end in Ontonogan. |
 US
45 ends at M 64. M 64 makes its end here. |
 The
roads of Rhinelander. I don't have any pics of US 45 South because dad
let me drive his car for the first time ever: my first time driving the
2000 Saab 9-3 Viggen. |
 At
the time, US 51 immediately south of US 8 was a super-2, but my Rand McNally
2005 atlas shows it as 4-lane. |
 Still
on the super-2 part of US 51 SB. |
 Instead
of an I-39 begins shield, there is this JCT sign on US 51 SB. It
really isn't a junction, as the roadway just becomes I-39. |
 The
first southbound I-39 shield. |
 Only
a county road shield could make this assembly complete! |
 Follow
I-90/94 to Chicago and Milwaukee. |
 I-39
and I-90/94 are about to begin their journey through the heart of Wisconsin. |
 The
split of the ramps to I-39 and/or I-90/94. |
 I
guess someone forgot I-39 here. |
 Back
in Madison, I-94 is about to depart. |
 To
me, it's kind of interesting to have the control city for I-39 be Chicago.
But I understand why. |
 Hey!
We've made it back to Illinois! |
End
M 107 in Silver City.
The
big, wooden US 45 tribute at the highway's northern end in Ontonogan.
US
45 ends at M 64. M 64 makes its end here.
The
roads of Rhinelander. I don't have any pics of US 45 South because dad
let me drive his car for the first time ever: my first time driving the
2000 Saab 9-3 Viggen.
At
the time, US 51 immediately south of US 8 was a super-2, but my Rand McNally
2005 atlas shows it as 4-lane.
Still
on the super-2 part of US 51 SB.
Instead
of an I-39 begins shield, there is this JCT sign on US 51 SB. It
really isn't a junction, as the roadway just becomes I-39.
The
first southbound I-39 shield.
Only
a county road shield could make this assembly complete!
Follow
I-90/94 to Chicago and Milwaukee.
I-39
and I-90/94 are about to begin their journey through the heart of Wisconsin.
The
split of the ramps to I-39 and/or I-90/94.
I
guess someone forgot I-39 here.
Back
in Madison, I-94 is about to depart.
To
me, it's kind of interesting to have the control city for I-39 be Chicago.
But I understand why.
Hey!
We've made it back to Illinois!