Interchanges

Every Ohio Turnpike exit, west to east

31 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: 31 interchanges, Exit 2 (Westgate, Indiana border) through Exit 239 (Eastgate, Pennsylvania border). Each exit number equals its mile marker, so Exit 64 (Toledo, I-75) to Exit 173 (Cleveland, I-77) is 109 miles.

All interchanges

Exit	Mile	Name	Connections	Notes
Exit 2	0	Westgate / Indiana state line	I-80I-90	Western terminus; flat Westgate barrier toll (MP 4.6)
Exit 13	13	Bryan - Montpelier	SR-15
Exit 25	25	Archbold - Fayette	SR-66
Exit 34	34	Wauseon	SR-108
Exit 39	39	Delta - Lyons	SR-109
Exit 52	52	Toledo Airport - Swanton	SR-2
Exit 59	59	Maumee - Toledo	US-20
Exit 64	64	Perrysburg - Toledo	I-75	Main Toledo interchange
Exit 71	71	Stony Ridge - Toledo	I-280SR-420
Exit 81	81	Elmore - Woodville - Gibsonburg	SR-51
Exit 91	91	Fremont - Port Clinton	SR-53
Exit 110	110	Sandusky - Bellevue	SR-4
Exit 118	118	Sandusky - Norwalk	US-250	Cedar Point access via US-250 north
Exit 135	135	Vermilion	Baumhart Rd
Exit 140	140	Amherst - Oberlin	SR-58
Exit 142	142	Lorain County West	I-90SR-2	Partial interchange: enter westbound, exit eastbound
Exit 145	145	Lorain - Elyria	SR-57
Exit 151	151	North Ridgeville - Cleveland	I-480	Partial interchange: enter westbound, exit eastbound
Exit 152	152	North Olmsted - Cleveland	SR-10
Exit 161	161	Strongsville - Cleveland	I-71US-42
Exit 173	173	Cleveland	I-77SR-21	Main Cleveland interchange
Exit 180	180	Akron	SR-8	Main Akron interchange
Exit 187	187	Streetsboro	SR-14I-480
Exit 193	193	Ravenna	SR-44
Exit 209	209	Warren	SR-5
Exit 215	215	Lordstown West	Ellsworth Bailey Rd	Partial interchange: enter westbound, exit eastbound
Exit 216	216	Lordstown East	Hallock Young Rd	Partial interchange: enter eastbound, exit westbound
Exit 218	218	Niles - Youngstown	I-80I-76	I-80 joins/leaves the mainline here; I-76 continues east
Exit 232	232	Youngstown	SR-7
Exit 234	234	Youngstown - Poland	I-680	Partial interchange: enter eastbound, exit westbound
Exit 239	241	Eastgate / Pennsylvania state line	I-76	Eastern terminus; Eastgate barrier (MP 238.7) tolls westbound traffic only

By region

Williams / Fulton County (far west)

Exit 13Bryan - Montpelier
Exit 25Archbold - Fayette
Exit 34Wauseon
Exit 39Delta - Lyons

Toledo / Northwest Ohio

Exit 52Toledo Airport - Swanton
Exit 59Maumee - Toledo
Exit 64Perrysburg - Toledo
Exit 71Stony Ridge - Toledo

Fremont / Sandusky / Cedar Point

Exit 81Elmore - Woodville - Gibsonburg
Exit 91Fremont - Port Clinton
Exit 110Sandusky - Bellevue
Exit 118Sandusky - Norwalk

Lorain / Elyria

Exit 135Vermilion
Exit 140Amherst - Oberlin
Exit 142Lorain County West
Exit 145Lorain - Elyria

Cleveland / Cuyahoga County

Exit 151North Ridgeville - Cleveland
Exit 152North Olmsted - Cleveland
Exit 161Strongsville - Cleveland
Exit 173Cleveland

Akron / Portage County

Exit 180Akron
Exit 187Streetsboro
Exit 193Ravenna

Youngstown / Mahoning Valley

Exit 209Warren
Exit 215Lordstown West
Exit 216Lordstown East
Exit 218Niles - Youngstown
Exit 232Youngstown
Exit 234Youngstown - Poland

Eastbound vs westbound: which exits you can use

The table above runs west to east, which is eastbound travel order (Indiana toward Pennsylvania); reverse it for a westbound trip. Exit numbers are the same in both directions, with one exception: five partial interchanges have ramps in one direction only. If you are heading the wrong way for one of these, you must use the next full interchange instead.

Exit	Name	Eastbound (toward PA)	Westbound (toward IN)
Exit 142	Lorain County West	Exit only	Entrance only
Exit 151	North Ridgeville - Cleveland	Exit only	Entrance only
Exit 215	Lordstown West	Exit only	Entrance only
Exit 216	Lordstown East	Entrance only	Exit only
Exit 234	Youngstown - Poland	Entrance only	Exit only

Every other interchange is a full diamond usable in both directions. The toll calculator applies these directional rules automatically and will tell you when a chosen pair is not reachable in your direction of travel.

About the numbering

Through the late 1990s the Ohio Turnpike used sequential exit numbers counting up from the Indiana border. The Commission adopted milepost-based numbering in 1997 and phased it in over the following years, matching exit numbers to mile markers (milepost 0 at the Indiana line). Today exit number equals approximate mile marker, which makes calculating distance between any two exits a one-step subtraction. Note that exits 142, 151, 215, 216 and 234 are partial interchanges usable in one direction only.

FAQ

How many exits does the Ohio Turnpike have?+

The Ohio Turnpike has 31 interchanges along its 241 miles, from Exit 2 (Westgate, at the Indiana border) to Exit 239 (Eastgate, at the Pennsylvania border), per the Ohio Turnpike and Infrastructure Commission's official interchange list. Exit numbers correspond to mile markers, with milepost 0 at the Indiana line.

What exit is Cleveland on the Ohio Turnpike?+

Exit 173 (I-77 / SR-21) is the official Cleveland interchange and the natural route downtown. The west side is served by Exit 161 (Strongsville, I-71), Exit 152 (North Olmsted, SR-10) and Exit 151 (North Ridgeville, I-480; westbound entry / eastbound exit only).

What cities does the Ohio Turnpike pass through?+

Going east from the Indiana border: Bryan / Montpelier, Wauseon, the Toledo area (exits 52-71), Fremont, Sandusky (south of), Lorain / Elyria, the Cleveland suburbs (south of the city), Akron (north of, via SR-8), Streetsboro, Ravenna, Warren, Youngstown, then the Pennsylvania border. The mainline runs south of Lake Erie.

Which Ohio Turnpike exits are toll-free to use?+

Exits 13-39 in the far west and exits 215-234 in the far east sit outside the ticketed section. Local trips between exits within one of those zones cross no toll point and are free. Tolls apply when a trip crosses the Westgate barrier (MP 4.6), enters the ticketed section (Swanton to Newton Falls), or crosses Eastgate westbound.

Are Ohio Turnpike exits the same eastbound and westbound?+

Most interchanges work in both directions, so the same exit number serves eastbound (Indiana to Pennsylvania) and westbound (Pennsylvania to Indiana) traffic. The list above is in eastbound travel order (west to east, mile markers ascending); reverse it for westbound. Five interchanges are partial and work in one direction only: exits 142, 151 and 215 are westbound-entry / eastbound-exit, while exits 216 and 234 are eastbound-entry / westbound-exit.

Plan your trip

Use the toll calculator to convert any pair of these exits into a fare, see these exits plotted on the interchange and mile-marker map, or check the service plaza directory for fuel and food stops between them.