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If you've ever found yourself at O'Hare International Airport and needed to get back onto I-90 with signage to such a place, you'll most likely have taken I-190. Although it's only 3.07 miles (4.94 km) long,[1] this interstate in Cook County needs to be traveled and learned about if you wish to travel the highways from or to this airport.
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Wikipedia lists this highway as the "westernmost leg of the Kennedy Expressway."[6]Thanks
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For the entire length of the highway, the Chicago Transit Authority's Blue operates in the median.[7]Thanks
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As Wikipedia said, they listed their route details according to IDOT data because IDOT lists it from O'Hare eastward - and the most logical route for them,[8] though exit numbers are presented illogically going eastward and out of the conventional naming system for exit numbering.Thanks
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