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Pennsylvania Route 18 - Route Description - Beaver County
... The route enters the borough of Frankfort Springs as it enters Beaver County, and meets the southern terminus of PA Route 168 at the north end of the borough ... Passing through nearly 5 miles (8.0 km) of state park land, Route 18 eventually meets US 30 in the village of Harshaville ... The route then junctions with PA Route 151 at the village of Mechanicsburg about 1.5 miles (2.4 km) later, and then passes through the village of McCleary ...
... The route enters the borough of Frankfort Springs as it enters Beaver County, and meets the southern terminus of PA Route 168 at the north end of the borough ... Passing through nearly 5 miles (8.0 km) of state park land, Route 18 eventually meets US 30 in the village of Harshaville ... The route then junctions with PA Route 151 at the village of Mechanicsburg about 1.5 miles (2.4 km) later, and then passes through the village of McCleary ...
Massachusetts Route 129 - Route Description
... Route 129 begins at Route 110 in Chelmsford Center, where the northbound lanes of Route 4 leave Route 110 ... The route passes out of the town center to the east before intersecting U.S ... Route 3 at Exit 29 ...
... Route 129 begins at Route 110 in Chelmsford Center, where the northbound lanes of Route 4 leave Route 110 ... The route passes out of the town center to the east before intersecting U.S ... Route 3 at Exit 29 ...
Pennsylvania Route 18 - Route Description - Lawrence County
... As the route enters Lawrence County, it also enters the borough of New Beaver ... Route 18 then turns northwestward, and passes through the borough of Wampum 2 miles (3.2 km) later, where it intersects with the western terminus of PA Route 288 ... The route re-enters New Beaver, then turns northward before its second intersection with PA Route 168 over 3.5 miles (5.6 km) later, near the village of Moravia ...
... As the route enters Lawrence County, it also enters the borough of New Beaver ... Route 18 then turns northwestward, and passes through the borough of Wampum 2 miles (3.2 km) later, where it intersects with the western terminus of PA Route 288 ... The route re-enters New Beaver, then turns northward before its second intersection with PA Route 168 over 3.5 miles (5.6 km) later, near the village of Moravia ...
New Jersey Route 73 - Route Description - Atlantic City Expressway To NJ 70
... After the Atlantic City Expressway, Route 73 becomes officially signed and maintained by the New Jersey Department of Transportation, although County ... The route continues to an intersection with CR 561, where it briefly widens into a four-lane divided highway ... At this junction, CR 561 Spur ends and Route 73 forms a concurrency with County Route 561 ...
... After the Atlantic City Expressway, Route 73 becomes officially signed and maintained by the New Jersey Department of Transportation, although County ... The route continues to an intersection with CR 561, where it briefly widens into a four-lane divided highway ... At this junction, CR 561 Spur ends and Route 73 forms a concurrency with County Route 561 ...
U.S. Route 165 - Route Description - Arkansas
... The route enters Arkansas south of Wilmot in Ashley County, Arkansas ... Further north in Parkdale the route intersects Highway 8 and Highway 209 ... Route 82, intersecting US 82 Business (US 82B) downtown ...
... The route enters Arkansas south of Wilmot in Ashley County, Arkansas ... Further north in Parkdale the route intersects Highway 8 and Highway 209 ... Route 82, intersecting US 82 Business (US 82B) downtown ...
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