Route Description
With the exception of a 900-yard (820 m) segment at the northern terminus, State Route 267 lies wholly within the city limits of Auburn, Alabama. The highway makes up the western half of Auburn's cicumfrential inner loop, University Drive.
State Route 267 begins at State Route 147 (South College Street) at the southernmost point of the Auburn University campus. From there, it heads north-northwest and travels through the college's agricultural research fields for the next two miles (3 km). At milepost 2.3, SR-267 has a jughandle interchange with SR-14. SR-267 then turns to the northeast for the next 2.8 miles (4.5 km) before terminating back at SR-147 (now North College Street).
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