Ohio State Route 716 - Route Description

Route Description

State Route 716 begins at an intersection with State Route 705 in the Darke County village of Osgood. The highway heads northward through downtown Osgood and then into the rural regions, which includes spontaneous residential homes and fields. Not far after Osgood, State Route 716 intersects with Township Road 7 (Darke-Mercer County Line Road), which as stated, runs along the county line. The highway crosses the line into Mercer County and continues northward through rural areas. There is an intersection with a local road, Indian Trail Road, soon after.

State Route 716 remains mainly unchanged for a little while until it nears the Marion Township village of Maria Stein. It then passes Marion Local High School. In Maria Stein, it intersects with State Route 119. In Maria Stein, the highway is more urbanized, with more homes and commercial buildings surrounding the highway. However, this is only for a short time, as State Route 716 leaves Maria Stein after the intersection with State Route 119. The route continues northward for a short distance into Chickasaw, where it terminates at State Route 274.

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