Route Description
From its western terminus at the Alabama state line, the route travels east, through Fort Gaines, and through generally rural areas of Clay County and Calhoun County. In the county seat of Calhoun County, Morgan, the route takes a turn to the southeast, passing through Baker County, and its seat, Newton, before entering Mitchell County. In Camilla, the route resumes its easterly routing, passing through the cities of Moultrie and Adel, where it has an interchange with I-75 (unsigned SR 401. In Ray City, SR 37 becomes concurrent with US 129/SR 11 to Lakeland, where US 221/SR 31 join the concurrency. Just east of Lakeland, the routes split, with US 129/SR 11 continuing south and US 221/SR 31 continuing north. SR 37 continues east into Clinch County, where it meets its eastern terminus at US 84/SR 38 west of Homerville.
SR 37 is largely a remote, rural route, with an Average Annual Daily Traffic (AADT) of less than 5,000 vehicles for most of its length, except around Adel and the concurrency with U.S. Routes 129 and 221 east of Lakeland.
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