Major Intersections
| County | Location | Mile | Junction | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Utah | Provo | 0.000 | I-15 – Salt Lake City, Saint George | |
| 1.633 | US-89 – Springville, Orem | |||
| 3.434 | SR-265 (University Parkway) – Orem, Brigham Young University | |||
| 7.425 | SR-52 – Orem | |||
| 10.657 | View area Bridal Veil Falls | |||
| 14.300 | SR-92 (Alpine Loop Scenic Byway) – Sundance | |||
| Wasatch | 19.423 | SR-314 – Deer Creek Reservoir | ||
| 24.887 | SR-113 – Midway | |||
| Heber City | 28.890 | US-40 – Duchesne, Vernal | South end of overlap with US-40 | |
| Summit County | SR-32 north – Francis, Kamas | SR-32 is former routing of US-189 | ||
| SR-248 – Park City, Kamas | ||||
| 46.835 | I-80 – Salt Lake City, Cheyenne | North end of overlap with US-40. South end of overlap with I-80 | ||
| Wanship | SR-32 south – Kamas | SR-32 is former route of US-189 | ||
| Coalville | SR-280 – Coalville | |||
| Echo | I-84 west – Ogden | |||
| 96.639 | Utah/Wyoming State Line | |||
| Uinta | Evanston | 100 | US 189 Bus. – Evanston |
Exit 3 |
| 102 | WYO 150 – Mountain View | Exit 5 | ||
| 103 | US 189 Bus. – Evanston |
Exit 6 | ||
| 115 | I-80 – Cheyenne | Exit 18, North end of overlap with I-80 | ||
| 126 | WYO 412 south – Carter | |||
| Lincoln | Kemmerer | 147 | US 30 east – Rock Springs | South end of overlap with US 30 |
| 152 | US 30 west – Bear Lake, Montpelier, Idaho | North end of overlap with US 30 | ||
| 153 | WYO 233 north – Lake Viva Naughton | |||
| 172 | WYO 240 south – Granger | |||
| 176 | WYO 372 east – Fontenelle | |||
| La Barge | 200 | WYO 235 | ||
| Sublette | Big Piney | 221 | WYO 350 west | |
| Marbleton | 224 | WYO 351 east – Boulder | ||
| Daniel | 246 | US 191 south / WYO 354 west – Rock Springs | South end of overlap with US 191 | |
| Teton | Hoback Junction | 299 | US 26 / US 89 – Alpine | South end of overlap with US 26, US 89 |
| Jackson, Wyoming | 322 | Route Ends | North end of overlap with US 26, US 89, US 191 | |
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