Ohio State Route 711

State Route 711
Route information
Maintained by ODOT
Length:	3.35 mi[1] (5.39 km)
Existed:	1974 – present
Major junctions
South end:	I‑680 in Youngstown
	US 422 in Youngstown
North end:	I‑80 / SR 11 near Girard
Location
Counties:	Mahoning, Trumbull
Highway system
Ohio Highways Interstate U.S. State Scenic ← SR 710 SR 714 →

Route 711's southern terminus with Interstate 680 in Youngstown

State Route 711 (SR 711), also known as the "Robert E. Hagan Memorial Highway" between its southern terminus and US 422,^[2] is a three-mile (5 km), four-lane, north–south, limited access freeway. It is located in Mahoning and Trumbull counties. Its termini are I-680 to the south and the I-80 / SR 11 interchange to the north. The north-end ramps are directional, only serving travelers to and from the east via Interstate 80 and the north via State Route 11.

History

Local leaders first suggested a highway linking Girard and Youngstown in 1968. Originally the four-lane divided highway ended at US 422 and Burlington Street when it was completed in 1971. Money wasn't made available for the US 422 to I-80 connector until 1999, and construction on the section began in 2002. The project was finished in 2005, opening October 24 of that year,^[3] with a total cost of about $60 million.

Exit list

County	Location	mi[1]	km	Destinations	Notes
Mahoning	Youngstown	0.00– 0.38	0.00– 0.61	I‑680 – Cleveland, Pittsburgh	Exit 3A (I-680)
		0.67	1.08	Stephens Street / Salt Springs Road	Southbound exit / entrance only
		1.24	2.00	US 422 (Martin Luther King Boulevard) / Burlington Street – Youngstown, Girard
Mahoning– Trumbull	Youngstown– Girard	2.00	3.22	To SR 193 (Belmont Avenue) / Gypsy Lane
Trumbull	Liberty Township	3.16– 3.35	5.09– 5.39	I‑80 east / SR 11 north – New York City, Ashtabula	No access to westbound I-80 / southbound SR 11; exit 228A (I-80)
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi       Incomplete access

References

Route map: Bing / Google