Interstate 335

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{{Infobox Interstate |article_route=335 |type=Auxiliary |route_type=short |length_mi=50.1 |length_km=80.6 |year_established=1987 |direction_a=North |direction_b=South |terminus_a=Image:Interstate 470.svg Interstate 40 in Topeka, Kansas |terminus_b=Image:Interstate 35.svg Image:US 50.svg Interstate 35/U.S. 50 in Emporia, Kansas }}

For the unbuilt I-335 in Minnesota, see Interstate 335 (Minnesota).

Interstate 335 (abbreviated I-335) is the name of an interstate highway spur route of Interstate 35 in the U.S. state of Kansas.

It runs 50.1 miles from a junction with Interstate 35 in Emporia to a junction with Interstate 470 in Topeka. The highway exists entirely as a part of the Kansas Turnpike, and this stretch of the Turnpike was in fact for 31 years (from the opening of the Kansas Turnpike in 1956 until 1987) designated solely as the Kansas Turnpike without an interstate number. It was only after a change in the speed limit laws, at which time state legislators were given the authority to raise the speed limits on rural interstate highways, that this segment of the Kansas Turnpike was given an interstate designation, I-335, so that it could fall under the new law.

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Exit list

Milepost Name Notes
127 Image:Interstate 35.svg Image:US 50.svg I-35/U.S. 50
Emporia/Kansas City
132 Emporia Service Center
147 Image:US 56.svg U.S. 56
Council Grove/Osage City
177 Image:Interstate 470.svg Image:US 75.svg I-470 WEST/U.S. 75
South Topeka
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In Minnesota

Prior to this, I-335 had previously been used to designate a cancelled spur route in north Minneapolis, Minnesota. It was to have run from I-35W to I-94 in north Minneapolis.Template:3di Template:Interstate-stub

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