Interstate 15 and Route 210 Interchange Photos and Progress Report
This page will cover the new interchange as it progresses from dirt ramps to a full interchange.
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Caltrans plan sheet for the original work done in 1976
April 1999:
Roadbed nearing completion near the future I-15/I-210 interchange. This section of Highland Avenue no longer exists. It was removed in August 2000.
Flyover ramp piers for the SB 15 – EB 210 ramp.
15/210 Separation
October 1999:
15/210 Separation in October 1999.
210 West to 15 South connector freshly graded but unpaved. Bridge is the mainline 210 crossing over.
15 North to Route 210 connectors graded.
May 2000:
This sign was installed even though no pavement existed yet on the ramps. The ramp to I-15 south wasn’t even complete yet. As of 9/00, the 30 shield has been covered over.
Sign overlay as well as the sign itself were damaged in a wind storm. High winds are fairly common here especially in winter months. Freeway construction has progressed to Sierra Avenue as of September 2000.
September 2000:
Flyover ramp from I-15S to Route 210 East nearly completed. Falsework removal is in progress. Guard railing is next to be installed.
Another view of the nearly complete flyover from the connector to I-15N from Route 210 East.
New signs at the under construction Cherry Avenue interchange. This is the first sign along the new freeway to show I-210. Every other sign still shows SR-30.
Eastbound lanes of the freeway about 0.1 miles east of the I-15 connections. Westbound lanes are still being built.
October 2000:
Mainline 30 westbound lanes in foreground, 30w to 15s connector in middle, 15s to 30e connector in background.
Mainline 30 over 15.
View of the westbound connector to southbound 15 from the 30 mainline.
Signage at the 30w to 15 connector.
January 2001:
New signs (June 1999) showing SR-30 underneath the greenout. These are on I-15 northbound.
View of ramps from Route 210/30 to Southbound Route 15.
