I-80 Ohio
I-80 Exit 209: Newton Falls, Ohio
In Ohio, I-80 exit 209 is 2.4 miles from Newton Falls. Exit signs list SR 5. OpenStreetMap shows 1 gas station and 3 hotels within a mile of the ramps. The exit number doubles as the mile marker: 209 miles from the Indiana border and roughly 25 miles short of Pennsylvania.
Newton Falls has about 4,600 residents. Austintown lies 14 miles eastbound, around 13 minutes of driving from I-80 exit 209. Elyria lies 64 miles westbound, around 59 minutes of driving from this exit.
- 1 gas
- 0 food
- 3 hotels
- 0 EV
- Next gas: Eastbound 14 miles · Westbound 29 miles
Gas stations at I-80 exit 209
Gulf (0.4 miles away) is the quickest fill-up. Nothing else sells fuel within a mile. Eastbound, pumps return at exit 223, 14 miles away; heading westbound, exit 180, 29 miles away has the next station.
Meals close to the interchange
Food is not available at this interchange. The nearest exit with food is exit 223, 14 miles away.
I-80 exit 209 lodging
Need a bed? Falls Inn is 0.3 miles from the ramp, and 2 more places to stay are nearby.
EV charging stations
There is nowhere to charge an EV at I-80 exit 209. The nearest fast chargers along I-80 are at exit 226, 17 miles eastbound and exit 161, 48 miles westbound.
Rest areas before and after exit 209
I-80 exit 209 is not a rest stop itself. Next rest area eastbound: Mercer Welcome Center, 32 miles ahead (restrooms). Going westbound, the next stop is Brady's Leap Service Plaza, 17 miles ahead (restrooms, truck parking).
What the next exits offer
What drivers ask about this exit
Does I-80 exit 209 have a gas station?
Yes: Gulf is close to the off-ramp.
Which town is at I-80 exit 209?
Newton Falls, Ohio is 2.4 miles from the interchange.
Where can I stay near I-80 exit 209?
Yes, 3 hotels near exit 209: Falls Inn, Budget Lodge and Holiday Inn Express & Suites.
Where can I use a restroom after I-80 exit 209?
Brady's Leap Service Plaza, 17 miles westbound of this exit.
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