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The interchange at Shingle Creek Pkwy is
the first interchange on the westbound I-94/I-694 duplex. Photo by
Adam Froehlig, taken June 22, 2004. |
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Advance guide sign for CSAH 152/Brooklyn
Blvd. This location, at Xerxes Ave, used to be the location of a
half-diamond interchange until the early '80s, when it was taken out to
build the Shingle Creek Pkwy interchange and upgrade the 94/694/100/252
junctions. Photo by Don Greiskalns, taken March 4, 2006. |
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At the exit to CSAH 152/Brooklyn Blvd. Prior to
completion of the recent widening project, westbound 94/694 went from 4 lanes to
3 to 2 within a short span, losing the rightmost lane here and the leftmost lane
about 1/2 mile further down.
Photo by Don Greiskalns, taken March 4, 2006. |
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A large rubbled pavement pile sits in the
old westbound lanes at the CSAH 152 interchange. This was during
the I-94/694 widening project MnDOT was undertaking at the time.
Photo by Adam Froehlig, taken June 22, 2004. |
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Advance guide signage for CSAH 81.
This is the first location in Minnesota that I've seen this particular style of
mast lighting.
Photo by Don Greiskalns, taken March 4, 2006. |
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Westbound exit to CSAH 81.
Photo by Don Greiskalns, taken March 4, 2006. |
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Westbound exit to Boone Ave, which used to
be a half-diamond interchange until sometime in the '80s when it was made a
folded-diamond. Photo by Don
Greiskalns, taken March 4, 2006. |
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Westbound exit to northbound US 169.
Notice the END I-694 signage on the left. Although generally unsigned
going westbound from this point, I-694's western terminus is at the I-94/494
interchange, making I-694 rare in not only duplexing with its parent route, but
also ending while duplexed.
Photo by Don Greiskalns, taken March 4, 2006. |
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Westbound loop to southbound US 169.
The rightmost lane begins right here as an auxiliary lane.
Photo by Don Greiskalns, taken March 4, 2006. |
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Overhead signage for both the CSAH
61/Hemlock Ln interchange and the upcoming split at I-494.
Photo by Don Greiskalns, taken March 4, 2006. |
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Overhead signage for the westbound
94/494(Beltway) split, just west of CSAH 61.
Photo by Don Greiskalns, taken March 4, 2006. |
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I-494/694's western terminus, as seen from westbound
I-94.
Photo by Adam Froehlig, taken June 22, 2004. |
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A large rubbled pavement pile sits in the
old westbound lanes at the CSAH 152 interchange. CSAH 152 marked
the east end of the widening project. Photo by Adam Froehlig,
taken June 22, 2004. |
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Between CSAH 152 and the Zane Ave overpass.
Westbound traffic is shifted onto part of the newly-reconstructed eastbound
lanes so that the westbound lanes can be rebuilt and widened.
Photo by Adam Froehlig, taken June 22, 2004. |
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The new Zane Ave overpass, which was
replaced to accommodate the widening project.
Photo by Adam Froehlig, taken June 22, 2004. |
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At the CSAH 81 exit. Note how
westbound traffic is back on its own side.
Photo by Adam Froehlig, taken June 22, 2004. |
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At the Boone Ave exit. By this point,
eastbound traffic is now following part of the westbound lanes.
Photo by Adam Froehlig, taken June 22, 2004. |
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Temporary guide sign for the exit to
northbound US 169.
Photo by Adam Froehlig, taken June 22, 2004. |
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Signage hung from the northbound US 169
overpass. Note the missing CSAH 61 shield. Also, the eastbound lanes
are still hugging part of the westbound side here.
Photo by Adam Froehlig, taken June 22, 2004. |
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West of US 169, the pavement changes to
asphalt and eastbound traffic is back on its own side.
Photo by Adam Froehlig, taken June 22, 2004. |
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On the CSAH 61/Hemlock Ln underpass.
This is near the west end of the project.
Photo by Adam Froehlig, taken June 22, 2004. |