Illinois Route 130 is a north-south highway in eastern Illinois, running from Urbana south, connecting various towns, including three other county seats (besides Urbana). It is an important route in rural east-central Illinois, ending in the south near the Wabash River at Illinois 1.
The northern start of Illinois 130 is a trumpet interchange with Interstate 74 in Urbana:
The northern start of Illinois 130 is a trumpet interchange with Interstate 74 in Urbana:
Soon after its birth, Illinois 130 turns easterly onto US Route 150...
At the east end of Urbana, Illinois 130 splits off of US Route 150 to embark on its southerly journey:
At Camargo, Illinois 130 joins US Route 36 for a short distance...
After that, Illinois 130 leaves US Route 36 so it can continue south:
Illinois 130 crosses Illinois 133 near Hindsboro:
Illinois 130 crosses Illinois 16 in Charleston:
Entering Greenup, Illinois 130 meets Interstate 70 at a diamond interchange...
After mere seconds, Illinois 130 encounters the southeastern end of Illinois 121:
Still in Greenup, Illinois 130 meets US Route 40 at a 4-way intersection:
Approaching Newton, Illinois 130 picks up Illinois 33, which comes in from the east, to form a duplex:
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The duplex with Illinois 33 ends in Newton, where Illinois 130 breaks off to continue south:
At Olney, Illinois 250 comes from the west to join Illinois 130 south:
About a mile later, Illinois 130 meets a junction with US Route 50, where Illinois 250 turns onto US Route 50 east to form a new concurrency:
Illinois 130 meets Illinois 15's eastern approach in Albion, and the two routes form a short concurrency going southbound...
After a single block, Illinois 15 splits from Illinois 130 to continue west...
Illinois 130 then reaches its conclusion near Grayville, at a point on Illinois 1 just north of the Interstate 64 interchange.
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