The Zoo Interchange is a freeway Interchange on the west side of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. It was built in 1963, as one of the first Interstate Highway projects in Wisconsin. It forms the junction of I-94, I-894, and US 45. It is nicknamed because of its proximity to the southeast of the Milwaukee County Zoo.
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