Interstate 185

Interstate 185 Auxiliary route of the Interstate Highway System in South Carolina
Length:	17.70 mi[1] (28.49 km)
Formed:	1955
South end:	I-385 near Mauldin
Major junctions:	I-85 near Greenville
North end:	US 29 at Henrydale Drive
South Carolina highways < SC 183 SC 187 >

Interstate 185 (abbreviated I-185) is located in the city of Greenville, South Carolina. The northern portion, which ends just shy of the Greenville city limits, was opened in the 1960s and is cosigned with United States Highway 29. The southern portion, which connects the I-85/I-185 interchange (exit 42) with the I-385/U.S. 276 interchange (exit 30), was opened as a toll road in 2001 ($1.00 per passenger vehicle). This extension was dubbed the "Southern Connector" and increased I-185 from three to seventeen miles in length. The Southern Connector employs the only electronic toll collection facilities in the Carolinas to date—the PalmettoPass.

Exit list

I-185 was planned as part of a continuous route through Greenville on this 1955 map. Note that Interstate 85 would have used the U.S. Route 29 corridor from Greenville east towards Spartanburg.

The entire route is in Greenville County.

#	Destination	Notes
concurrency
	I-385 North - Mauldin, Greenville	Southern terminus
1B	I- 385 South - Columbia
1A	Neely Ferry Road, Standing Springs Road
Toll plaza - $1.00
4	Fork Shoals Road	Southbound exit and northbound entrance are tolled
7	U.S. 25 (Augusta Rd)	Northbound exit split into 7A (north) and 7B (south).
10	SC 20 (Piedmont Highway)	Northbound exit and southbound entrance are tolled.
Toll plaza - $1.00
12	SC 153
14A-B	I-85 - Greenville, Atlanta	Split into 14A (north) and 14B (south).
15	U.S. 25 (White Horse Road)	Northbound exit and southbound entrance only.
16	SC 20, to U.S. 25 - Piedmont	Southbound exit and northbound entrance only.
and freeway ends. Road continues as Mills Ave

References

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