Historic Routes
Several sections of Old Highway 20 still exist:
- Lauderdale County Road 200 through Sullivans Crossroads, Central Heights, Lovelace and McGee Town, known as Old Savannah Highway.
- Lauderdale County Road 41 from McGee Town to Florence
- Colbert County Road 22 through Leighton.
- Jefferson Street through Courtland
- Old Trinity Road between Trinity and Decatur
- Old Highway 20 through Mooresville - The section east of Mooresville is part of the 1957 alignment.
- 1936 Alignment
- Mooresville Road north of Mooresville through Belle Mina to Old Highway 20.
- Old Highway 20 east through Greenbrier to County Line Road.
- County Line Road north to Palmer Road.
- Palmer Road east to Downtown Madison.
- Old Madison Pike from Madison to I-565 / Exit 15.
- 1957 Alignment
- Madison Boulevard from I-565 / Exit 5 to I-565 / Exit 13.
- Governors Drive in Huntsville from I-565 / Exit 17 to Clinton Avenue.
- Clinton Avenue in Huntsville to US-231/US-431, Memorial Parkway.
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