Site Navigation Connecticut Maine Massachusetts New Hampshire New Jersey New York Pennsylvania Rhode Island Vermont     Interstate 95 South (Norwalk Vicinity) Interstate 95 South Travelers merge onto Interstate 95 (Connecticut Turnpike) from the U.S. 7 freeway south of downtown Norwalk. The freeway proceeds west of there under Fairfield Avenue, Cedar Street, and Taylor Avenue to the Exit 14 ramps onto parallel U.S. 1 (Connecticut Avenue). U.S. 1 emerges from downtown Norwalk along Belden Avenue to Van Buren Avenue south adjacent to the U.S. 7 freeway to Connecticut Avenue. Photo taken 06/13/05. Exit 14 consists of a short ramp onto U.S. 1 (Connecticut Avenue) midway between the intersections of Scribner and Taylor Avenues. Connecticut Avenue carries the federal highway through a commercial district along the north side of Interstate 95 through to the Darien Town line. Photo taken 06/13/05. Southbound reassurance marker posted between Exits 14 and 13 on Interstate 95. The freeway crosses the Norwalk Town line at the Fivemile River. Photo taken 06/13/05. U.S. 1 name changes from Connecticut Avenue to Post Road once it enters Darien. Its landscape remains fairly similar however with dense development on both sides of highway. Exit 13 consists of a direct ramp onto U.S. 1 midway between its intersections with West Norwalk and Birch Roads. Photo taken 06/13/05. 0.75 miles east of the Exit 13 off-ramp onto U.S. 1 (Post Road) in Darien. U.S. 1 serves interests to Norwalk Community College and West Norwalk via West Norwalk Road. Photo taken 06/13/05. Exit 13 departs Interstate 95 southbound for U.S. 1 (Post Road). Post Road splits into a one-way couplet briefly to accommodate the ramps to and from the freeway. U.S. 1 otherwise continues west to junction Connecticut 124 (Mansfield Avenue) and Connecticut 136 (Tokeneke Road). Connecticut 124 leads north to New Canaan; Connecticut 136 travels east to Rowayton and South Norwalk. Photo taken 06/13/05. Attached to the Kings Highway North overpass is the one-mile overhead for Exit 11, junction U.S. 11 near the Darien town center. U.S. 1 (Boston Post Road) crosses paths with Exit 11 between central Darien and Noroton. Connections with Connecticut 136 (Tokeneke Road) serve Rowayton south along the Norwalk and Darien line. Connecticut 136 loops south from U.S. 1 through South Norwalk and East Norwalk to Westport. The state highway tallies 20.44 miles on its northeasterly trek to Connecticut 59 at Easton. Photo taken 06/13/05. Interstate 95 passes over the Metro North Railroad ahead of the Exit 12 half-diamond interchange with Connecticut 136 (Tokeneke Road). Exit 12 brings motorists onto southbound while providing direct access to Tokeneke Road from northbound. Exit 11, located one half mile ahead, joins U.S. 1 one third of a mile south of Connecticut 136 and 0.4 miles south of Connecticut 137. Photo taken 06/13/05. A full diamond interchange joins U.S. 1 (Boston Post Road) with U.S. 1 at Exit 11. U.S. 1 north enters central Darien; southbound continues to Darien Town Hall, Noroton, and Holly Pond. Exit 10 provides a second route to Noroton from Interstate 95. Photo taken 06/13/05. Continuing west on Interstate 95 south toward the Exit 10 split-diamond interchange with Noroton Avenue. Noroton Avenue travels north-south between U.S. 1 (Boston Post Road) and West Avenue nearby. The last Connecticut Turnpike Service Area lies 1.5 miles ahead near the Stamford Town line. Photo taken 06/13/05. Exit 10 departs Interstate 95 southbound onto the adjacent Ledge Road. Ledge Road forms a southbound side frontage road from U.S. 1 to Noroton Avenue at Noroton Heights. Hecker Avenue acts as an eastbound frontage road between the same roads, with both providing the movements to Noroton Avenue from Interstate 95. Nearby West Avenue continues west from Noroton Avenue to the Glenbrook neighborhood of Stamford. Photo taken 06/13/05. Page Updated February 5, 2007.