Route Description
The starting point of State Route 137 is a T-intersection with State Route 136 in Cherry Fork, at the intersection of Main Street and 2nd Street. Following 2nd Street to the east-northeast, State Route 137 passes a number of homes as it makes its way out of Cherry Fork and into rural Wayne Township. The highway passes amidst rolling hills composed primarily of farmland but also the occasional patches of trees, along with the occasional house. State Route 137 bends to the northeast as it passes intersections with Paint Road, Mathias Road/Potts Road, McIntire Road and Martin Run Road. After following an S-curve to the north and then back to the northeast, State Route 137 carries through back-to-back intersections with Westbound and Eastbound Graces Run Road, respectively. The state route comes to an end upon arriving at its junction with State Route 247 at a T-intersection that forms at a sharp angle approximately 1 mile (1.6 km) mile south of Seaman and State Route 247's junction with State Route 32.
State Route 137 is not included as a part of the National Highway System.
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