U.S. Federal Route 6 is an east-west highway across Northern Pike County. It runs from the Pike/Wayne County Line, near Hawley, to the Pennsyvlania/New York State Line, at Port Jervis, New York. U.S. Rt. 6 passes through the following towns in Pike County. Wilsonville Milford
Matamoras U.S. Rt. 6 is multi-plexed in Pike County. U.S. Rt. 209, from Milford to the Pennsylvania/New York State Line.
U.S. Rt. 6 intersects the following highways in Pike County. Pennsylvania State Route 507, near Wilsonville. Pennsylvania State Route 402, near Wilsonville. Pennsylvania State Route 739, near Greenly. Pennsylvania State Route 434, near Greenly. Interstate 84, near Milford. U.S. Rt. 209, at Milford.
A BGC on WB I-84. A junction marker on NB U.S. Rt. 209. EB U.S. Rt. 6/NB U.S. Rt. 209 near High. EB U.S. Rt. 6/NB U.S. Rt. 209 north of Milford. A BGS on EB I-84. EB U.S. Rt. 6/NB U.S. Rt. 209 Milford Landing Dr. EB U.S. Rt. 6/NB U.S. Rt. 209 near Hulst Dr. EB U.S. Rt. 6/NB U.S. Rt. 209 at I-84. EB U.S. Rt. 6/NB U.S. Rt. 209 northof I-84. EB U.S. Rt. 6/NB U.S. Rt. 209 near 3rd. EB U.S. Rt. 6/NB U.S. Rt. 209 near Delaware Drive. WB U.S. Rt. 6/SB U.S. Rt. 209 at the Pennsylvania Welcome Sign. The Mid-Delaware Bridge over the Delaware River that carries U.S. Rt. 6/209 between Pennsylvania, and New York.
