Route Description
From its southern terminus at Florida SR 61 at the Florida state line south of Cairo in Grady County, SR 35, concurrent with US 319, travels northeast into Thomas County. The two routes arc to the west and north around Thomasville, briefly becoming concurrent with US 84/SR 38 and SR 3 ALT. SR 35 continues northeast through Colquitt County, bypassing Moultrie to the east, and enters Tift County. After an interchange with I-75/SR 401 and a brief concurrency with US 82/SR 520 in Tifton, SR 35 continues northeast into Irwin County, where SR 35 meets its northern terminus at SR 32 in Ocilla. US 319 continues north.
SR 35 is a significant route in south Georgia, with an Average Annual Daily Traffic (AADT) of over 5,000 vehicles south of Tifton, and over 10,000 near Moultrie and Thomasville.
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