U.S. Route 14

The highway descends the eastern slope of the Bighorn Mountains between Burgess Junction and Dayton.US 14A winds through the northern part of the scenic Black Hills taking travelers from Sturgis to Spearfish.The Laura Ingalls Wilder Historic Highway incorporates US 14 from De Smet in the west to Rochester, Minnesota, in the east.It goes east through several small towns such as Balaton, Tracy, Revere, Lamberton, Sanborn, and Sleepy Eye, on a two-lane road until New Ulm, where it is briefly a divided highway.This section is part of the Laura Ingalls Wilder Historic Highway as it passes through Walnut Grove.US 14 was extended to a full, limited-access freeway from approximately three miles (4.8 km) west of Janesville to I-35 at Owatonna.The expansion was opened to traffic on August 31, 2012, creating a continuous four-lane route from North Mankato to Owatonna.In the state of Illinois, US 14 runs southeast from north of Harvard to Chicago via Woodstock and the northwest suburbs.Continuing southeastward from just after the overpass above IL 31, US 14 passes beneath and then closely parallels the tracks of the Union Pacific Railroad's Harvard Subdivision.
U.S. 14 in Wyoming
US 14 in Wyoming facing the Bighorn Mountains from the west
The La Crosse West Channel Bridge carrying US 14, US 61, MN 16 , and State Trunk Highway 16 across the Mississippi River between La Crescent, Minnesota, and La Crosse, Wisconsin. This is the river's West Channel.
Newly widended US Highway 14 at Courtland traveling East Bound
US 14 at the Illinois–Wisconsin border
Beginning of US 14 west in Chicago, Illinois
US 14/ US 61 and I-90 junction
US 16US 20Yellowstone National ParkUS 87Sheridan, WYUS 83Pierre, SDBrookings, SDOwatonna, MNLa Crescent, MNUS 12US 18US 151Madison, WIJanesville, WIDarien, WIUS 45Des Plaines, ILChicago, ILUS 41United StatesWyomingSouth DakotaMinnesotaWisconsinIllinoisUnited States Numbered Highway SystemSpecialDividedUS 13US 15United States Numbered HighwaysInterstate 90Chicago, IllinoisU.S. Route 14 in WyomingBighorn MountainsShoshone National ForestUS 14ABighorn BasinBighorn National ForestDaytonRanchesterSheridanGilletteU.S. Route 14 in South DakotaconcurrentSpearfishSturgisRapid CityPhilipMidlandPierreHighmoreMillerWolseyDe SmetArlingtonBrookingsBlack HillsRochester, MinnesotaInterstate Highway SystemMN 16State Trunk Highway 16Lake BentonBalatonRevereLambertonSanbornSleepy EyeNew Ulmdivided highwayMankatoMinnesota RiverMankato – North Mankato metropolitan areabypassLaura Ingalls Wilder Historic HighwayWalnut GroveWasecaOwatonnacloverleaf interchangeRochesterMinnesota State Highway 56US 52WinonaUS 61Mississippi RiverLa CrescentLa Crosse West Channel Bridgelimited-accessNorth MankatoJanesvilleNicolletinterchangeMN 111CourtlandintersectionsConstitutional RouteMinnesota StatutesU.S. Route 14 in WisconsinroundaboutLa Crosse, WisconsinLa CrosseMadisonOregonEvansvilleUS 51WalworthBig Foot PrairieU.S. Route 14 in IllinoisDempster StreetRidge Avenue (Chicago)Broadway (Chicago)HarvardChicagoWoodstockIllinois Route 47IL 31Union Pacific RailroadHarvard SubdivisionDes PlainesRidge AvenueBroadwayFoster AvenueBlack and Yellow TrailChicago and North Western Transportation CompanyNew Ulm, MinnesotaUcrossDeaverUS 420Pahaska TepeeGreybullUS 310MoorcroftSundanceWall, South DakotaUS 85North SpearfishFort PierreUS 281US 81US 75US 59GarvinUS 71US 169US 218US 63Readstown, WisconsinDakotaUS 53MiddletonDarienSpecial routes of U.S. Route 14Owatonna People's PressWYO 13WYO 14MN 13MN 15WIS 13WIS 14IL 13IL 14Mainline highwaysDivided routesSpecial routes