Interstate 195 (Maryland)

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Interstate 195
Auxiliary route of the Interstate Highway System
Length: 4 mi (6 km)
Formed: 1985
East end: BWI
Major
junctions:
MD 295
I-95 near Baltimore, MD
West end: MD 166 near Catonsville, MD

Interstate 195 (abbreviated I-195) in Maryland is a spur of Interstate 95 just south of Baltimore that travels from Interstate 95 to Baltimore-Washington International Airport. There are also exits for U.S. Route 1, the Baltimore-Washington Parkway, and Maryland Route 170 (which is part of the "Airport Loop"). The total length of I-195 in Maryland is 4.88 miles. The speed limit for most of I-195 is 60 miles per hour. There is a sudden drop in the speed limit to 30 miles per hour after exit 1 until the airport. I-195 was completed in 1989 after five years of construction. I-195 passes through Baltimore County and Anne Arundel County.

Auxiliary routes of Interstate 95
I-195 Florida - Maine - Maryland - Massachusetts/Rhode Island - New Jersey - Virginia
I-295 Delaware/New Jersey - 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 - Massachusetts/Rhode Island
past/
future
I-495: New Jersey
I-595: Virginia
I-695: Massachusetts - New Jersey - Pennsylvania
I-795: Florida - Virginia
I-895: Delaware - New Jersey/Pennsylvania - Virginia


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