Interstate 575: Meaning (information, definition, explanation, facts)

Interstate 575 (Georgia State Route 417) is an interstate highway in the United States which begins at Interstate 75 near Kennesaw and connects the metro Atlanta area with the north Georgia mountains. It is approximately 31 miles (50km) in length. The interstate is now co-signed throughout with S.R. 5 (with which it has swapped unsigned S.R. 754). Where the limited access portion ends at Ball Ground, S.R. 5 continues northward cosigned with S.R. 515, the Appalachian Parkway developmental highway.

Interstate 575/Georgia State Route 5/Georgia State Route 417 Exit Numbers and Interchanges

• I-75 South/S.R. 401 South/S.R. 5 South (no number)
• Barrett Parkway/S.R. 5 Connector to I-75 North/to U.S. 41/S.R. 3 (mile 1, ramps formerly only to/from north)
• Chastain Road/C.R. 4395 (mile 3, former exit 2)
• Bells Ferry Road/C.R. 2845 (mile 4, former exit 3)
• Alabama Road/S.R. 92 (mile 7, former exit 4)
• Towne Lake Parkway/C.R. 416 (mile 8, former exit 5)
• Sixes Road/C.R. 779 (mile 11, former exit 6)
• Canton Road/C.R. 1061 in Holly Springs (mile 14, former exit 7)
• S.R. 5 Business/S.R. 20/S.R. 140 (mile 16 A/B, former exit 8/9)
• Cumming Highway/S.R 20 (mile 19, former exit 10)
• Riverstone Parkway/S.R. 5 Business (mile 20, former exit 11)
• Airport Drive/C.R. 500 (mile 24, former exit 12)
• Howell Bridge Road/S.R. 5 Business (mile 27, former exit 13)
• S.R. 515 North/S.R. 5 North/S.R. 372 East (no number)