State Roads 600-699
Roads mainly in the New London, Norwich, and Danielson areas (District 2).
- State Road 607 (Westcott Road) – Route 12 to U.S. Route 6 in Killingly
- State Road 614 (Allyn Street) – U.S. Route 1 to Route 184 in Groton
- State Road 635 (Williams Street) – I-95 to Route 32 in New London
- State Road 636 (Briggs Street) – U.S. Route 1 to Route 32 in New London
- State Road 637 (Lake Hayward Road) – Route 11 to Route 354 in Colchester
- State Road 641 (Huntington Street) – alternate to U.S. Route 1 in New London
- State Road 642 (West Town Street) – former surface alignment of Route 2 in Norwich
- State Road 649 (Rainville Avenue) – Route 349 to U.S. Route 1 in Groton
- State Road 661 (Thread City Crossing) – Route 32 to Route 66 in Windham across the Willimantic River
- State Road 693 (Montville Connector) – Route 32 to I-395 in Montville
- State Road 695 (Connecticut Turnpike) – easternmost segment
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