Interstate 5 Washington State - Freeway Road Conditions, Weather, and Traffic Web Cams
I-5 including Vancouver, Kelso, Chehalis, Centralia, Olympia, Tacoma, Seattle, Everett, Marysville, Mt. Vernon, & Bellingham


   

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I-5 Vancouver, WA Mt. St. Helens, courtesy Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument I-5 Tacoma, Washington at SR 512
I-5 Vancouver WA
(WSDOT)

 Mt.St.Helens
(Mt St Helens Nat Vol Mon)

 I-5 Tacoma @ SR512
(WSDOT)
North Tacoma, Washington Seattle Seattle
I-5 Puyallup River, Tacoma
(WSDOT)

 I-5 Seattle @Holgate
(WSDOT)

 I-5 Seattle @Mercer
(WSDOT)
Seattle Mountlake Terrace Everett
I-5 Seattle @NE 45th
(WSDOT)

 I-5 Mountlake Terrace
(WSDOT)

 I-5 Everett
(WSDOT)
Bellingham Washington
Bellingham
(WSDOT)



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Highways connecting to Interstate 5 Washington featured on billterpeningmedford.com

Interstate 5 Oregon
Interstate 84 Oregon (connects in Portland)
Interstate 90 Seattle Washington to Idaho

Interstate 5 (I5) in the State of Washington is the main north - south freeway through western Washington state, stretching from the Portland -Vancouver area at the Columbia River in the south to the Canadian Border and Vancouver, British Columbia at the United States/Canadian border in the north. Total length of the I-5 freeway in Washington State is approximately 280 miles. Websites and travel information for some of the cities along Interstate 5 include:



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