Route Description
State Road 526 runs along the approximate western boundary of the Purdue University campus. It is a child of, and intersects with, State Road 26. It begins at the airport and runs north to State Road 26, which is also State Street. Continuing north, it is concurrent with McCormick Road; it passes Third Street, then veers to the northwest and terminates at State Road 126, which is also Cherry Lane. McCormick Road continues along the same line.
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