Interchanges

Every Ohio Turnpike exit, west to east

25 mainline interchanges, mile markers, the cities they serve, and the connecting highways. Numbers match mile markers, so distance between exits is a simple subtraction.

Quick answer: 25 mainline interchanges, Exit 2 (PA border) through Exit 239 (IN border). Each exit number equals its mile marker, so Exit 71 to Exit 218 is 147 miles.

All interchanges

Exit	Mile	Name	Connections	Notes
Exit 2	2	Westfield	PA-7	Pennsylvania border
Exit 13	13	Youngstown West	SR-7US-62
Exit 25	25	Niles / Warren	SR-46
Exit 34	34	Newton Falls	SR-534
Exit 52	52	Ravenna	SR-14
Exit 59	59	Streetsboro	SR-14SR-303
Exit 64	64	Twinsburg / Macedonia	SR-91
Exit 71	71	I-480 / I-271	I-480I-271	Southeast Cleveland suburbs
Exit 118	118	I-71 / Medina	I-71
Exit 140	140	I-77 / Akron / Canton	I-77	Akron and Canton access
Exit 142	142	SR-21 / Massillon	SR-21
Exit 151	151	Wooster / Lodi	SR-83
Exit 152	152	Burbank / Seville	SR-57
Exit 161	161	US-250 / Ashland	US-250
Exit 170	170	I-71 / US-30 / Mansfield	I-71US-30
Exit 173	173	US-42 / Ashland	US-42
Exit 176	176	SR-58 / Willard	SR-58
Exit 187	187	SR-4 / Bellevue / Sandusky	SR-4	Cedar Point access
Exit 197	197	US-20 / SR-18 / Fremont	US-20SR-18
Exit 209	209	SR-53 / Fremont	SR-53
Exit 215	215	SR-590 / Genoa	SR-590
Exit 218	218	I-280 / Toledo	I-280
Exit 225	225	I-75 / Toledo / Perrysburg	I-75	Toledo access
Exit 234	234	US-20A / Swanton	US-20A
Exit 239	239	Indiana border	I-80/90	Indiana Toll Road connection

By region

Youngstown / Mahoning Valley

Exit 2Westfield
Exit 13Youngstown West
Exit 25Niles / Warren
Exit 34Newton Falls

Akron / Canton

Exit 140I-77 / Akron / Canton
Exit 142SR-21 / Massillon
Exit 151Wooster / Lodi
Exit 152Burbank / Seville

Cleveland / Northeast Ohio suburbs

Exit 52Ravenna
Exit 59Streetsboro
Exit 64Twinsburg / Macedonia
Exit 71I-480 / I-271
Exit 118I-71 / Medina

Sandusky / Cedar Point

Exit 161US-250 / Ashland
Exit 173US-42 / Ashland
Exit 176SR-58 / Willard
Exit 187SR-4 / Bellevue / Sandusky

Toledo / Northwest Ohio

Exit 197US-20 / SR-18 / Fremont
Exit 209SR-53 / Fremont
Exit 215SR-590 / Genoa
Exit 218I-280 / Toledo
Exit 225I-75 / Toledo / Perrysburg
Exit 234US-20A / Swanton
Exit 239Indiana border

About the numbering

Through the late 1990s the Ohio Turnpike used sequential exit numbers (Exit 1, 2, 3, ... 18) counting from the Indiana border. Between 1998 and 2002 the system was renumbered to match mile markers along I-80 and I-90. Old signs are gone; today, exit number equals approximate mile marker, which makes calculating distance between any two exits a one-step subtraction.

FAQ

How many exits does the Ohio Turnpike have?+

The Ohio Turnpike has 25 mainline interchanges along 241 miles, from Exit 2 (Pennsylvania border) to Exit 239 (Indiana border). Numbers correspond to mile markers, not sequence; the renumbering from sequential to distance-based was completed in 2002.

What exit is Cleveland on the Ohio Turnpike?+

Cleveland is reached via Exit 71 (I-480 / I-271, southeast suburbs) for most destinations, or Exit 118 (I-71 / Medina) for the western suburbs. Far east-side neighbourhoods are served by exits 52 to 64.

What cities does the Ohio Turnpike pass through?+

Going west from the PA border: Youngstown, Akron, Cleveland (south of), Lorain / Elyria, Sandusky / Cedar Point area, Fremont, Toledo, then the Indiana border. The mainline runs south of Lake Erie and north of Cleveland and Akron proper.

Plan your trip

Use the toll calculator to convert any pair of these exits into a fare, or see the service plaza directory for fuel and food stops between them.