Interstate 695 (Maryland) - Exit List

Exit List

Exits are numbered sequentially (unlike other interstates in Maryland which use a milepost-based system), and in a clockwise (inner loop) direction, in accordance with AASHTO guidelines.

County Location Mile
km Exit Destinations Notes
Curtis Creek
0.00 0.00 Curtis Creek Drawbridge
Anne Arundel
Glen Burnie 0.76 1.22 2 MD 10 south (Arundel Expressway) – Severna Park
0.76 1.22 Maintenance changes from MdTA to MDSHA
1.67 2.69 3A MD 2 north (Ritchie Highway) – Brooklyn Access from I-695 east to MD 2 provided by MD 711.
2.17 3.49 3B MD 2 south (Ritchie Highway) – Glen Burnie Access from I-695 east to MD 2 south and from MD 2 north to I-695 west provided by I-895B.
Ferndale 2.48 3.99 4 I-97 south – Annapolis, Bay Bridge
Linthicum 3.24 5.21 5 MD 648 (Baltimore-Annapolis Boulevard) – Ferndale
3.72 5.99 6 MD 170 (Camp Meade Road) – Linthicum, North Linthicum Eastbound exit, westbound entrance; split into exits 6A (North Linthicum) and 6B (Linthicum).
4.54 7.31 7 MD 295 (Baltimore–Washington Parkway) – Baltimore, Washington Split into exits 7A (Baltimore) and 7B (Washington).
4.92 7.92 8 MD 168 (Nursery Road) / Hammonds Ferry Road Access between I-695 north and MD 168 provided by MD 969A.
Baltimore
Lansdowne 5.61 9.03 8A I-895 north (Harbor Tunnel Thruway) – Baltimore Harbor Tunnel Access from I-695 south to I-895 north and from I-895 south to I-695 north.
5.84 9.40 9 Hollins Ferry Road – Lansdowne Former MD 891
Arbutus 6.53 10.51 10
US 1 Alt. (Washington Boulevard)
The exit from I-695 south to US 1 Alt. splits from exit 11B.
6.99 11.25 11 I-95 – Baltimore, Washington Split into exits 11A (Baltimore) and 11B (Washington).
7.76 12.49 12A US 1 (Southwestern Boulevard) – Arbutus Inner Loop exit, Outer Loop entrance
Catonsville 8.72 14.03 12 MD 372 (Wilkens Avenue) Split into exits 12B (east) and 12C (west)
9.96 16.03 13 MD 144 (Frederick Road) – Catonsville
10.44 16.80 14 Edmondson Avenue
11.19 18.01 15 US 40 (Baltimore National Pike) – Baltimore, Ellicott City Split into exits 15A (Baltimore) and 15B (Ellicot City).
Woodlawn 12.60 20.28 16 I-70 – Frederick, Local Traffic Split into exits 16A (Local Traffic) and 16B (Frederick).
13.06 21.02 17 MD 122 (Security Boulevard) – Woodlawn
Lochearn 15.60 25.11 18 MD 26 (Liberty Road) – Lochearn, Randallstown Split into exits 18A (Lochearn) and 18B (Randallstown)
Pikesville 17.40 28.00 19 I-795 north (Northwest Expressway) – Owings Mills, Reisterstown
18.37 29.56 20 MD 140 (Reisterstown Road) – Pikesville, Garrison
19.11–
19.60
30.75–
31.54
21 MD 129 (Park Heights Avenue) / Stevenson Road The two halves of this interchange, at MD 129 and Stevenson Road, are connected by MD 129A.
21.01 33.81 22 Greenspring Avenue
Brooklandville 22.74 36.60 23A I-83 south (Jones Falls Expressway) – Baltimore West end of concurrency with I-83
22.74 36.60 23B MD 25 (Falls Road) Traffic uses MD 25A between I-695 and MD 25.
Lutherville 24.26 39.04 24 I-83 north (Harrisburg Expressway) – Timonium, York, PA East end of concurrency with I-83
24.88 40.04 25 MD 139 (Charles Street)
Towson 25.90 41.68 26 MD 45 (York Road) – Towson, Lutherville Split into exits 26A (Towson) and 26B (Lutherville) eastbound; access between I-695 eastbound and MD 45 south provided by MD 45A.
26.53 42.70 27 MD 146 (Dulaney Valley Road) – Towson Split into exits 27A (Towson) and 27B (north)
27.78 44.71 28 Providence Road
28.52 45.90 29A Cromwell Bridge Road Former MD 567
28.69 46.17 29B MD 542 south (Loch Raven Boulevard) Exits 29A and 29B are combined on I-695 outer.
Parkville 29.75 47.88 30 MD 41 (Perring Parkway) Split into exits 30A (south) and 30B (north)
Carney 30.89 49.71 31 MD 147 (Harford Road) – Parkville, Carney Split into exits 31A (Parkville) and 31B (Carney)
Overlea 31.35 50.45 31C MD 43 east (White Marsh Boulevard) – White Marsh Eastbound exit, westbound entrance
32.52 52.34 32 US 1 (Belair Road) – Overlea, Bel Air Split into exits 32A (Overlea) and 32B (Bel Air)
Rossville 34.07 54.83 33 I-95 (John F. Kennedy Memorial Highway) – Baltimore, Washington, New York Split into exits 33A (Baltimore, Washington) and 33B (New York)
Rosedale 35.26 56.75 34 MD 7 (Philadelphia Road) – Rosedale
35.60 57.29 35 US 40 (Pulaski Highway) – Baltimore, Aberdeen Split into exits 35A (Baltimore) and 35B (Aberdeen)
Essex 35.95 57.86 36 MD 702 east (Southeast Boulevard) – Essex
Dundalk 38.73 62.33 38 MD 150 (Eastern Boulevard) – Baltimore, Essex Split into exits 38A (Baltimore) and 38B (Essex) southbound; no access from northbound I-695 to westbound MD 150 or from eastbound MD 150 to southbound I-695
39.09 62.91 39 MD 157 south (Merritt Boulevard) – Dundalk Southbound exit, northbound entrance
39.35 63.33 40 MD 151 north (North Point Boulevard) to MD 150 west (Eastern Boulevard) – Baltimore Northbound exit, southbound entrance
40.05 64.45 40 MD 151 south (North Point Boulevard) Southbound exit, northbound entrance
41.08 66.11 41 To MD 151 (Cove Road) – Dundalk
43.56 70.10 42 MD 151 (North Point Boulevard) – Sparrows Point Southbound exit, northbound entrance
43.81 70.51 Maintenance changes from MDSHA to MdTA at the east end of the bridge over a CSX Transportation line.
44.74 72.00 43 MD 157 (Peninsula Expressway) / MD 158 (Bethlehem Boulevard)
46.51 74.85 44 Broening Highway (MD 695A) Northbound exit, southbound entrance
46.92 75.51 Key Bridge toll plaza
47.36 76.22 I-695 north – Dundalk Marine Terminal, Seagirt Marine Terminal A U-turn ramp (MD 695), connecting I-695 south to I-695 north. This is used by trucks to Dundalk via exit 44.
Patapsco River
48.23 77.62 Key Bridge
City of Baltimore
50.13 80.68 1 MD 173 (Hawkins Point Road) to Pennington Avenue, Fort Smallwood Road
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

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