Illinois Route 92 facts for kids

Quick facts for kids Illinois Route 92
IL 92 highlighted in red
Route information
Maintained by IDOT
Length	106.41 mi (171.25 km) Length includes portions of route that are run on one-way streets, resulting in a double-counting of this mileage.
Existed	1939–present
Major junctions
West end	Iowa 92 in Illinois City
	I-280 in Rock Island US 67 in Rock Island I-74 / US 6 in Moline I-80 / I-88 / IL 5 / IL 110 (CKC) in East Moline I-88 / IL 110 (CKC) in Joslin
East end	US 34 in LaMoille
Location
Counties:	Rock Island, Henry, Bureau
Highway system
Illinois state highway system Illinois Tollway system ← IL 91 IL 93 →

Illinois Route 92 (IL 92 or Route 92) is an east–west state highway in northwest Illinois. It runs from the Norbert F. Beckey Bridge across the Mississippi River where it meets the eastern end of Iowa Highway 92, east to U.S. Route 34 in La Moille. This is a distance of 106.41 miles (171.25 km). Illinois Route 92 is part of a continuous 886-mile (1,426 km) four-state "Highway 92" which begins in Torrington, Wyoming, goes through Nebraska and Iowa and ends in La Moille, Illinois.

Route description

Illinois Route 92 enters the state from Iowa

Roadside park along flooded Mississippi River, on Illinois Route 92 at Andalusia IL.

Illinois Route 92 in the fertile farmland of western Illinois.

Sign marking the eastern end of IL-92, and of the 4-state Route 92, at US 34 in La Moille IL.

Illinois Route 92 begins on the Norbert F. Beckey Bridge over the Mississippi River, and first heads eastward across farmland, before intersecting Illinois Route 192, which was a former alignment of Route 92. At the IL 192 junction, IL 92 turns northward and then follows the east bank of the Mississippi through Andalusia; this section is frequently flooded, during which IL 192 is used as a detour. At Andalusia, it serves the Ski Snowstar winter sports park. After Andalusia, it turns northward, becoming the Centennial Expressway, intersecting Interstate 280 and entering Downtown Rock Island.

In Rock Island, the Centennial Expressway ends at a junction with U.S. Route 67, at the east bank end of the Rock Island Centennial Bridge. Route 92 continues eastward on surface streets, paralleling the river, through Downtown Rock Island, Moline, and East Moline, with several parts routed on a pair of one-way streets. In Downtown Moline, it intersects concurrent Interstate 74 and U.S. Route 6 at the east bank end of the I-74 Bridge over the Mississippi. At the border between East Moline and Silvis it intersects Illinois Route 84, with which it is concurrent through Silvis. At a partial cloverleaf interchange with Illinois Route 5 and Illinois Route 84 in Carbon Cliff, Route 92 turns northeast, concurrent with Route 5, as an expressway. At a cloverleaf interchange with Interstate 80, Route 5 ends, and Route 92 continues as a freeway, beginning a concurrency with Interstate 88 and Illinois Route 110 (Chicago-Kansas City Expressway).

After running concurrently with I-88 and IL 110 for 6 miles (9.7 km), IL 92 separates at I-88 Exit 6 and heads east on its own. It traverses the rich Illinois farmland, crossing the Rock River and the historic Hennepin Canal. It jogs north briefly, concurrent with Illinois Route 78, and passes through the small towns of Walnut and Ohio before ending at a junction with U.S. Route 34 in La Moille.

Major intersections

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County	Location	Mile	Roads intersected	Notes
0.0	Iowa 92 west / Great River Road (National Route) south – Muscatine	Continuation into Iowa
Norbert F. Beckey Bridge; Iowa–Illinois state line
Rock Island	Drury Township	0.3	0.48	Great River Road Spur – Lock and Dam No. 16
		mile=1.8	road= Great River Road south (322nd Street West / CR A)
	Illinois City	7.6	12.2	CR TT east / Great River Road (National Route) north (238th Street West)	eastern end of Great River Road overlap
	Buffalo Prairie Township	12.2	19.6	IL 192 east to IL 94 – Taylor Ridge
		14.4	23.2	CR TT west / Great River Road (National Route) south (Loud Thunder Road) – Loud Thunder Forest Preserve	eastern end of Great River Road overlap
	Andalusia	19.6	31.5	Great River Road Spur (1st Street) – River Access, Business District
	Rock Island	24.7	39.8	Rock Island Parkway / Andalusia Road - Milan
		26.2	42.2	I-280 – Des Moines, Chicago	I-280 exit 11; western end of freeway
		27.7	44.6	31st Avenue
		28.6	46.0	Great River Road Spur / 18th Avenue – Sunset Park Scenic Overlook
		29.2	47.0	7th Avenue
		29.8	48.0	11th Street	westbound exit and eastbound entrance
		30.1	48.4	To US 67 (Centennial Bridge) / 16th Street – Business District	interchange; eastern end of freeway
	Moline	34.4	55.4	To I-74 (US 6) / 23rd Street
	East Moline–Silvis line	43.1	69.4	IL 84 north / Great River Road (National Route) north (19th Street) – Savanna	eastern end of Great River Road overlap; western end of IL 84 overlap
	Carbon Cliff	44.5	71.6	IL 5 west (John Deere Road) / IL 84 south (2nd Avenue) – Carbon Cliff	interchange; eastern end of IL 84 overlap; western end of IL 5 overlap
	Hampton Township	48.9	78.7	I-80 / IL 110 (CKC) west to I-74 – Des Moines, Peoria IL 5 ends / I-88 begins	Eastern end of IL 5 overlap; western end of I-88 / IL 110 overlap; I-88 exits 1A (east) and 1B (west); I-80 exit 4
		49.6	79.8	Old IL 2	Former IL 2; I-88 exit 2
	Zuma Township	54.5	87.7	I-88 east / IL 110 (CKC) east (Ronald Reagan Memorial Highway) – Dixon	Eastern end of I-88 / IL 110 overlap; IL 92 east follows exit 6
Henry	Phenix Township	58.9	94.8	IL 82 south – Geneseo
		61.1	98.3	CR 1 north (1650 East) – Prophetstown
	Yorktown Township	70.3	113.1	IL 78 south – Kewanee	Western end of IL 78 overlap
		71.2	114.6	IL 78 north (Bishop Road) – Prophetstown	Eastern end of IL 78 overlap
Bureau	Fairfield Township	79.0	127.1	IL 172 north (Tampico Road) – Tampico, Birthplace of President Ronald Reagan
	Greenville Township	84.4	135.8	IL 40 – Sterling, Peoria
	Ohio	96.2	154.8	IL 26 (Main Street) – Dixon, Princeton
	La Moille	106.41	171.25	US 34 to IL 89 – Mendota, La Moille	Eastern terminus
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

See also

In Spanish: Ruta de Illinois 92 para niños