Interstate 490 (Ohio)

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Interstate 490 (abbreviated I-490) is a 2.43-mile interstate highway in Cleveland, Ohio. I-490 is also officially designated the Clark Expressway, although it is rarely referred to by that name. The western terminus is a junction with I-90 and I-71 on Cleveland's West Side. After spanning the Cuyahoga River, the eastern terminus is a junction with I-77 on the East Side, the roadways continuing to East 55th St. During the 2006 campaign, Secretary of State Ken Blackwell pledged to complete I-490 to University Circle if elected as Governor.

I-490 is the western section of what was to have been I-290, which would have continued to and along I-271. An early number was I-80N.[1]

	edit Auxiliary routes of Interstate 90
I-190	Illinois - Massachusetts - New York - South Dakota
I-290	Illinois - Massachusetts - New York
I-390	New York
I-490	New York - Ohio
I-590	New York
I-690	New York
I-790	New York
I-890	New York
I-990	New York
past/ future	I-290: Ohio

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