North Carolina Highway 109 - Junction List

Junction List

County Location Mile km Destinations Notes
Anson
 0.0 0.0 SC 109 south (Camden Road) – Mount Croghan Southern terminus
Wadesboro 13.1 21.1 NC 742 south (Chesterfield Road) – Chesterfield, SC South end of NC 742 concurrency
13.9 22.4 US 52 / US 74 / NC 742 north (Caswell Street) – Morven, Lilesville, Polkton, Ansonville North end of NC 742 concurrency
Richmond
 No major junctions
Montgomery
 Mount Gilead 33.0 53.1 NC 731 (Allenton Road) – Norwood, Candor
33.4 53.8 NC 73 (Main Street) – Albemarle, Ellerbe
41.5 66.8 NC 24 west / NC 27 west – Albemarle, Charlotte South end of NC 24/NC 27 concurrency
Troy 45.0 72.4 NC 24 east / NC 27 east (Gilead Road) – Biscoe, Carthage North end of NC 24/NC 27 concurrency
Randolph
 No major junctions
Davidson
 Handy 64.3 103.5 NC 49 – Concord, Asheboro Diamond interchange
Denton 69.5 111.8 NC 47 east (Bombay Road) South end of NC 47 concurrency
69.7 112.2 NC 47 west (Salisbury Street) – Linwood, Lexington North end of NC 47 concurrency
Gordontown 79.4 127.8 US 64 – Lexington, Asheboro Diamond interchange
Thomasville 85.9 138.2 I-85 – Charlotte, Greensboro Diamond interchange; exit 103 on I-85
86.3 138.9 NC 62 east (Cloniger Drive) – Archdale, Climax Western terminus of NC 62
89.0 143.2 I-85 Bus. / US 29 / US 70 – Lexington, Salisbury, Greensboro
Forsyth
 Winston-Salem 103.0 165.8 I-40 / US 311 – Clemmons, Walkertown, Greensboro, High Point Diamond interchange; exit 195 on I-40/US 311
  • Concurrency terminus
  • Closed/former
  • HOV only
  • Incomplete access
  • Tolled/ETC
  • Unopened

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