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Bound
City of Oak Creek
JCT WIS 794 shield on CTH-ZZ/College Ave. East approaching the Southern Terminus of WIS 794. The start of WIS 794 North is accessible via a left turn at the upcoming signalized intersection.
Photographer: Dan Garnell
Date: 6/14/2008
City of Cudahy
WIS
794 North reassurance marker, posted at the northbound beginning of the
Lake Pkwy., just after the intersection of Pennsylvania Ave. and
Edgerton Ave.
Photographer: Dan Garnell
Date: 8/30/2009
City of St. Francis
Overhead
exit sign for Layton Ave. on WIS 794 South. The interchange
between WIS 794 and Layton Ave. is a partial one, with only two
movements possible: from WIS 794 South to Layton Ave., and from Layton
Ave. to WIS 794 North.
Photographer: Dan Garnell
Date: 8/30/2009
City of St. Francis
Elevated
pole-mounted sign on WIS 794 South denoting that the exit to Layton Ave.
is next right. The two-span overpass behind the sign carries
Bolivar Ave. over WIS 794 and the adjacent railroad tracks.
Photographer: Dan Garnell
Date: 8/30/2009
City of St. Francis
0.25
mile advance exit sign for Howard Ave. on WIS 794 North.
Photographer: Dan Garnell
Date: 8/30/2009
City of St. Francis
View
from WIS 794 North of the aesthetic single-span overpass that carries
Howard Ave. over the Lake Pkwy. A drive along along the Lake Pkwy.
stretch of WIS 794 is a very enjoyable experience, given the specific
detail given to aesthetics in the overpasses, the sound walls and
everything else affiliated with the parkway.
Photographer: Dan Garnell
Date: 8/30/2009
City of St. Francis
Overhead
cantilevered exit sign for Howard Ave. on WIS 794 South. The
junction of WIS 794 and Howard Ave. is a tight diamond interchange.
Photographer: Dan Garnell
Date: 8/30/2009
City of St. Francis
View
of WIS 794 North as it passes underneath the uniquely-designed St.
Francis Ave. overpass. The beams and decking of the bridge are
perpendicular to the parkway, but the alignments are different between
the northbound and southbound sides of the bridge. Why is that?
A set of railroad tracks cross over WIS 794 at a sharp angle here, and
in fact, intersect St. Francis Ave., which is perpendicular to the
parkway, right on top of the overpass!
Photographer: Dan Garnell
Date: 8/30/2009
City of St. Francis
Southbound
view of WIS 794 as it passes underneath the overpass that carries the
crossing of the aforementioned railroad tracks of St. Francis Ave.
Photographer: Dan Garnell
Date: 8/30/2009
City of Milwaukee
Elevated
pole-mounted guide sign on WIS 794 North denoting the upcoming
intersection with Oklahoma Ave. 0.25 mile ahead.
Photographer: Dan Garnell
Date: 8/30/2009
City of Milwaukee
Oklahoma Ave. guide sign on WIS 794 North at the signalized intersection with the short connector road that links Lake Pkwy. with Oklahoma Ave. This is the lone traffic signal along the Lake Pkwy. section of WIS 794, excepting the intersection with Pennsylvania Ave. at the southern end of the Lake Pkwy.
Photographer: Dan Garnell
Date: 6/14/2008
City of Milwaukee
Left-side
overhead signs denoting lane assignments for traffic bound for WB and EB
Oklahoma Ave., respectively, for left-turning traffic on WIS 794 South
at the traffic signal with the access road for Oklahoma Ave. This
signage is necessary because the connector is less than a block in
length, so once traffic has turned, they will immediately be faced with
the signalized intersection with Oklahoma Ave.
Photographer: Dan Garnell
Date: 8/30/2009
City of Milwaukee
0.75
mile advance exit sign for the Port of Milwaukee interchange on WIS 794
North, located just north of the Oklahoma Ave. connector.
Photographer: Dan Garnell
Date: 8/30/2009
City of Milwaukee
Overhead
guide sign on WIS 794 South denoting the upcoming junction with Oklahoma
Ave. in 0.75 mile.
Photographer: Dan Garnell
Date: 8/30/2009
City of Milwaukee
Sign
truss on WIS 794 North at the Carferry Dr./Port of Milwaukee
interchange, featuring pull-through sign for WIS 794 that denotes the
upcoming transition into I-794, along with exit sign for the Port of
Milwaukee. This is also the interchange for traffic bound for the
ferry that crosses Lake Michigan to Muskegon, Michigan.
Photographer: Dan Garnell
Date: 8/30/2009
City of Milwaukee
Just
north of the Carferry Dr. interchange, at the southern end of the Hoan
Bridge, is this left-side shield assembly denoting the Northern Terminus
of WIS 794, which appears on the opposing side of the light pole that
holds the assembly marking the eastbound end of I-794. Ahead,
I-794 crosses the main span of the Hoan Bridge over the Milwaukee River
inlet, with downtown Milwaukee looming in the background.
Photographer: Dan Garnell
Date: 8/30/2009
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