Route Description
SR 114 heads east from State Line Road, passing through farmland as a two-lane highway. The highway has an intersection with SR 49 in rural Paulding County. The road enter Haviland, passing through industrial and residential properties. On the east side of the village is an intersection with U.S. Route 127 (US 127). East of Haviland the route passes through farmland, with some houses, before entering Grover Hill. In Grover Hill the road has an intersection with SR 637, while passes through commercial properties, with a few houses. East of Grover Hill the road passes through farmland, with some houses, and has an intersection with SR 66. The highway makes a sharp turn north at the Paulding–Putnam county line, before turning due east into Putnam County.
In Putnam County the road passes farmland and woodland. The route turns due south, before curving due east and entering the village of Cloverdale. In Cloverdale the highway has a short concurrency with SR 634. The road leaves Cloverdale and crosses over the Auglaize River. After crossing the river the route has an intersection with SR 694. The highway curves southeast and parallels the river to the northeast. The passes a mix of wood and farmland, on its way to Kalida. Before entering Kalida the highway parallels the Ottawa, a branch off of the Auglaize River. The road enters Kalida passing through residential properties, towards the central business district of the village. The route enters the central business district and turns northeast concurrent with US 224. SR 114 heads northeast concurrent with US 224 until an intersection with SR 115, this intersection is the eastern terminus of SR 114. SR 114 is not part of the National Highway System, a system of routes important to the nation's economy, mobility and defense.
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