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Bookmark or Share- Timeline: When Milwaukee Had Rapid TransitOriginally built in the 1960s, the Marquette Interchange was rebuilt over four years from 2004 to 2008 and is the main transportation hub for downtown Milwaukee. Commuters use it every day and is one of downtown Milwaukee’s most prominent architectural landmarks.
- Marquette Interchange - Encyclopedia of MilwaukeeThe Marquette Interchange is the linchpin of the Milwaukee area freeway system. It is the heart of Wisconsin’s transportation system and the backbone for distributing people and commerce throughout the state.
- 8 Monster Interchanges That Blight American CitiesRebuilding and expanding Milwaukee's Marquette Interchange, located not far from downtown Milwaukee by Marquette University, cost $810 million to complete in 2008. It took 2.25 million man hours to construct the 28 ramps and 21 miles of roadway.
- Marquette Interchange - HNTBMarquette Interchange reconstruction reinvents Milwaukee transportation system. The Marquette Interchange stands at the junction of I-94/I-43/I-794 in downtown Milwaukee, and carries more than 300,000 vehicles daily — nearly half of the state’s commerce and tourism traffic.
- WI: Marquette Interchange Project – America's Transportation AwardsThe Marquette Interchange in Milwaukee is the crossroads of Wisconsin’s largest city. Every day, more than 300,000 cars and trucks use the interchange of I-43, I-94 and I-794. Despite the complexities of this multi-faceted project, the entire interchange will have been rebuilt and be fully open to traffic by Fall 2008.
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