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| OR 99 south & 126 east (7th Avenue) at the intersection with Madison Street in Eugene. An overhead advises motorists of the impending split of OR 126 eastbound onto Interstate 105 from OR 99 south at Washington Street. The north-south streets within the vicinity of the freeway are named after former U.S. presidents beginning with Washington and ending with Taylor. For some reason William Henry Harrison is omitted from the streets between Van Buren and Tyler. 04/01/05 |
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| A closer look at the Interstates 5-105 & OR 126 overhead posted on 7th Avenue eastbound. Interstate 105 & OR 126 ascend onto an elevated highway to the "Washington-Jefferson Street Bridge" across the Willamette River. 04/01/05 |
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| The end of Interstate 105 dumps traffic onto 7th Avenue east and Jefferson Street southbound. OR 126 west joins OR 99 north on 6th Avenue one block to the north. Jefferson Street south continues to the Lane County Fairgrounds at 13th Avenue. 04/01/05 |
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| OR 126 eastbound merges onto Interstate 105 east ahead of the 7th Avenue intersection with Washington Street. Interstate 105 & OR 126 east continue north to the Delta Highway and east to Interstate 5. 04/01/05 |
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| Interstate 105 begins and crosses 6th Avenue and the Southern Pacific Railroad line along en elevated highway. This suite of photographs displays the northbound viaduct and on-ramp from OR 99 north & OR 126 Business (6th Avenue) westbound. 1st Avenue and the Willamette River pass underneath the viaduct ahead of the eastern turn of Interstate 105 & OR 126 at the Delta Highway trumpet interchange (Exit 1). 04/01/05 |
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| The ramps from 7th and 6th Avenues come together ahead of the Willamette River on I-105/OR 126 east. The pull-through panel references the connection to I-5 at Exits 4 A/B. Forthcoming is the Delta Highway interchange (Exit 1). Delta Highway provides a freeway connector between I-105/OR 126 and Belt Line Highway. 04/01/05 |
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| Traffic interests to the Valley River Center and Eugene Airport (Mahlon Sweet Field) are directed north on Delta Highway from Exit 1. The airport lies northwest of the city along OR 99 (Pacific Highway). Delta Highway north to Belt Line Highway west provides a high speed route to Pacific Highway southeast of the facility. Valley River Center lies just west of Delta Highway. 04/01/05 |
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| I-105/OR 126 curve east after crossing the Willamette River into the Delta Highway interchange (Exit 1). Delta Highway travels two miles north to Belt Line Highway. OR 569 (Belt Line Highway) comprises a freeway east from Barger Drive to I-5 at Exit 195. 04/01/05 |
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| The first Interstate 105 shield appears at Exit 1. Delta Highway continues north of OR 569 (Belt Line Highway) at-grade to Green Acres Road and Ayers Road north of the Eugene city limits. The unnumbered freeway is a locally maintained facility. 04/01/05 |
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| The freeway parallels the Willamette River between the Delta Highway and Coburg Road interchanges. Coburg Road meets Interstate 105 & OR 126 at Country Club Road and Centennial Boulevard (Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard). Coburg Road provides a second entryway into the Eugene central business district from Interstate 105. Autzen Stadium, home of the University of Oregon football team, resides east of Coburg Road along Centennial Boulevard. 04/01/05 |
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| The final interchange of Interstate 105 eastbound is the terminal with Interstate 5 near the Springfield city line. Interstate 5 travels north-south through eastern reaches of Eugene between Goshen and Coburg. The freeway replaced the U.S. 99 corridor as the main route throughout western Oregon. 04/01/05 |
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| The lone stand lone shield for Interstate 105 east along the freeway mainline stands between Coburg Road and I-5. 04/01/05, 09/16/20 |
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| One half mile west of the directional cloverleaf interchange with Interstate 5 on Interstate 105 & OR 126 eastbound. Interstate 5 travels north 106 miles to Portland and south 69 miles to Roseburg. 04/01/05 |
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| Exit 4A departs Interstate 105 & OR 126 eastbound for Interstate 5 south. Interstate 5 crosses the Willamette River nearby before entering southeastern reaches of Eugene. The freeway continues to Glenwood, Goshen, Creswell, and Cottage Grove before crossing the Douglas County line. OR 126 appears for the first time without Interstate 105 on the pull-through panel here. The state highway continues the freeway east to 52nd Street through the city of Springfield. 04/01/05 |
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| A left side off-ramp facilitates the movements of Exit 4B onto Interstate 5 northbound at the Interstate 105 eastbound conclusion. Interstate 5 meets the Belt Line Highway in one mile adjacent to Gateway Mall. The freeway continues north to Coburg, Albany, Salem, Portland, and Seattle Washington from Eugene. 04/01/05 |
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| OR 126 continues east of the junction with Interstate 5 without Interstate 105. Pictured here is a reassurance marker for the freeway as it enters the Springfield city limits. 04/01/05 |
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| Pioneer Parkway intersects OR 126 at the first interchange east of Interstate 5. The north-south arterial serves the downtown Springfield. 04/01/05 |
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| Use Pioneer Parkway south to Centennial Boulevard west for an alternate route to Autzen Stadium in Eugene. Centennial Boulevard travels west from 28th Street in Springfield to Coburg Road in Eugene. 04/01/05 |
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| Eastbound at the modified diamond interchange with Pioneer Parkway on OR 126. Pioneer Parkway partitions into a one way street couplet upon entering downtown Springfield. The road ends at OR 126 Business (Main Street) and South 2nd Street. Northward the road ends at Hayden Bridge Way within one half mile. 04/01/05 |
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| OR 126 continues one half mile east to the diamond interchange with Mohawk Boulevard. Mohawk Boulevard angles northeast from the intersection of 14th and G Streets to the freeway at 19th Street. 04/01/05 |
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| A look at the freeway near the Mohawk Boulevard off-ramp. Oregon signs exits that serve division of motor vehicles and department of transportation facilities well. 04/01/05 |
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| Drivers bound for Mohawk Boulevard depart OR 126 eastbound. Mohawk Boulevard travels 1.5 miles from G Street to 28th Street & Marcola Road. 19th Street ties into the road from Hayden Bridge Way and Yolanda Avenue to the north. 04/01/05 |
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| OR 126 reassurance marker posted ahead of the 28th Street and Union Pacific Railroad under crossing. 04/01/05 |
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| Next in line for eastbound motorists is the folded diamond interchange with 42nd Street. 42nd Street ventures 2.4 miles north from Jasper Road to Marcola Road in east Springfield. 04/01/05 |
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| Eastbound at the 42nd Street off-ramp on OR 126. Olympic Street intersects 42nd Street on the south side of the interchange. Marcola Road continues Mohawk Boulevard east from 28th Street to 42nd Street. Ten miles north of 42nd Street is the village of Marcola via Marcola Road. 04/01/05 |
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| OR 126 straddles the McKenzie River and Log Pond between 42nd and 52nd Streets. Pictured here is an eastbound reassurance marker. 04/01/05 |
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| The OR 126 freeway ends at the 52nd Street traffic light. Many maps incorrectly show a grade separation at 52nd Street and the freeway ending at OR 126 Business (Main Street). 04/01/05 |
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| A signalized intersection joins OR 126 east with 52nd Street south to G Street and north to Highbanks Road. OR 126 turns southward from here to OR 126 Business (Main Street). 04/01/05 |
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| A button copy guide sign posted at the 52nd Street intersection with OR 126 in east Springfield. OR 126 leaves the Springfield area along the McKenzie Highway, named for the parallel river in which the road travels. OR 126, in conjunction with U.S. 20, leads traffic east to Bend. 04/01/05 |
Page Updated 11-17-2010.
