Interstate 90 in Washington - Exit List

Exit List

County Location Mile # Destinations Notes
King Seattle Western end of Interstate 90 . 3,099 miles (4,987 km) to Boston, Massachusetts.
0.00 Edgar Martínez Drive South, South Atlantic Street Westbound exit and eastbound entrance
0.00 SR 519 north / 4th Avenue South – Seattle City Center, Amtrak, Ferries, Safeco Field, CenturyLink Field Westbound exit and eastbound entrance
0.32 2 I-5 – Vancouver, Tacoma, Portland Signed as exits 2A (south) and 2B (north) eastbound and 2B (south) and 2C (north) westbound
1.39 3 Rainier Avenue Signed as exits 3A (south) and 3B (north) westbound; no westbound entrance
1.58 Express Lanes Eastbound exit and westbound entrance
2.13 Lacey V. Murrow Memorial Bridge over Lake Washington
Mercer Island
4.09 6 West Mercer Way Eastbound exit and westbound entrance
4.91 7A 77th Avenue Southeast Eastbound exit and westbound entrance
5.17 7B Island Crest Way Signed as exit 7 westbound
6.38 Express Lanes Westbound exit and eastbound entrance
6.41 8 East Mercer Way
6.78 Homer M. Hadley Memorial Bridge over Lake Washington
Bellevue 7.19 9 Bellevue Way
7.98 10A I-405 – Everett, Renton Signed as exit 10 westbound
8.23 10B Richards Road – Factoria Eastbound exit and westbound entrance
9.09 142nd Place Southeast HOV only
9.60 11B 148th Avenue Southeast – Bellevue College Westbound exit is via 156th Avenue
9.60 11A 150th Avenue Southeast, 156th Avenue Southeast Signed as exit 11 westbound
11 161st Avenue Southeast Eastbound exit is via 150th Avenue
11.73 13 West Lake Sammamish Parkway, Lakemont Boulevard Southeast, Southeast Newport Way
Issaquah 13.89 15 SR 900 west (17th Avenue Northwest) – Renton
15.20 17 Front Street, East Lake Sammamish Parkway Southeast
16.13 18 East Sunset Way, Highlands Drive
18.32 20 High Point Way
20.59 22 Preston, Fall City
23.72 25 SR 18 west / Snoqualmie Parkway – Auburn, Tacoma
25.40 27 Snoqualmie, North Bend Eastbound exit and westbound entrance
North Bend 28.63 31 SR 202 west – North Bend, Snoqualmie
30.95 32 436th Avenue Southeast
33.06 34 468th Avenue Southeast
36.14 38 (no name) Eastbound exit and westbound entrance
37.96 38 (no name) Westbound exit and eastbound entrance
40.68 42 Tinkham Road
43.91 45 USFS Road 9030
46.09 47 Denny Creek, Asahel Curtis
Snoqualmie Pass 50.58 52 West Summit, Alpental Eastbound exit and westbound entrance
Kittitas 51.29 53 East Summit, Snoqualmie Pass Recreational Area
53.03 54 Hyak, Gold Creek
61.30 62 Stampede Pass, Lake Kachess
62.31 63 Cabin Creek Road
68.63 70 Sparks Road – Easton
69.85 71 Easton
72.34 74 West Nelson Siding Road
76.35 78 Golf Course Road
78.60 80 Roslyn, Salmon la Sac
Cle Elum 81.41-
82.49		 84 Cle Elum, South Cle Elum
84.15 85 SR 903 north / SR 970 – Cle Elum, Wenatchee
91.91 93 Elk Heights Road
99.36 101 Thorp Highway – Thorp
104.35 106 US 97 north – Ellensburg, Wenatchee West end of US 97 overlap
Ellensburg 107.65 109 I-90 Bus. (Canyon Road) – Ellensburg
109.15 110 I-82 east / US 97 south – Yakima East end of US 97 overlap
113.76 115 Kittitas
134.72 136 Huntzinger Road – Vantage
135.72 Vantage Bridge over the Columbia River
Grant
136.08 137 SR 26 east to SR 243 – Othello, Pullman, Richland
139.65 139 Scenic View
142.14 143 Silica Road
148.07 149 SR 281 north – Quincy, Wenatchee, George
150.02 151 SR 283 north / SR 281 north (via SR 281 Spur) – Ephrata, Soap Lake, Quincy, Wenatchee
152.90 154 Adams Road
162.88 164 Dodson Road
167.96 169 Hiawatha Road
Moses Lake 172.89 174 Hansen Road – Mae Valley
173.69 175 Westshore Drive – Mae Valley Westbound exit only
174.28 176 I-90 Bus. east / SR 171 north – Moses Lake
177.74 179 SR 17 / I-90 Bus. west – Moses Lake, Ephrata, Othello
181.12 182 O Road Northeast/Southeast – Wheeler
183.18 184 Q Road Northeast/Southeast
187.18 188 U Road Northeast/Southeast – Warden
Adams 195.20 196 Deal Road – Schrag
205.13 206 SR 21 – Lind, Odessa
213.52 215 Paha, Packard
218.21-
218.49		 220 US 395 south – Ritzville, Pasco West end of US 395 overlap
219.67 221 SR 261 south – Ritzville, Washtucna
224.14 226 Schoessler Road
228.95 231 Tokio
Lincoln Sprague 242.98 245 SR 23 – Sprague, Harrington
251.74 254 Fishtrap
Spokane 255.41 257 SR 904 east – Tyler, Cheney
262.02 264 SR 902 east – Cheney, Medical Lake
268.27 270 SR 904 west – Four Lakes, Cheney
270.53 272 SR 902 west – Medical Lake
274.04 276 I-90 Bus. east – Spokane, Geiger Field
275.45 277B US 2 west – Spokane Airport, Fairchild AFB, Davenport West end of US 2 overlap; signed as exit 277 westbound
275.92 277A Garden Springs Signed as exit 277 westbound; no entrance ramps
Spokane 277.06 279 US 195 south – Colfax, Pullman
277.88 280A Maple Street Signed as exit 280 eastbound
280B Lincoln Street Eastbound exit is via exit 280
279.05 281 US 2 east / US 395 north (Division Street) – Newport, Colville East end of US 2/US 395 overlap
279.83 282A SR 290 east (Trent Avenue) / Hamilton Street Signed as exit 282 eastbound
280.08 282B Second Avenue Westbound exit only
280.74 283A Altamont Street
281.44 283B Thor Street, Freya Street
282.05 Havana Street Eastbound entrance only
Spokane Valley
283.32 285 Sprague Avenue No eastbound entrance
283.95 286 Broadway Avenue
285.54 287 Argonne Road
287.56 289 SR 27 (Pines Road)
288.74 291A Evergreen Road – Spokane Valley Mall
289.62 291B Sullivan Road
291.66 293 Barker Road
Liberty Lake 292.63 294 Country Vista Drive, Appleway Avenue Westbound exit and eastbound entrance
293.89 296 Liberty Lake, Otis Orchards
297.20 299 State Line, Idaho
297.52 Idaho state line

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