Route Description
State Route 761 begins at a T-intersection with State Route 313 in northeastern Noble County's Wayne Township, where State Route 313 forms the western and southern legs of the intersection. For its duration, State Route 761 traverses hilly terrain that is composed of both forest and grassland. Heading northeastward from its southern terminus, the state highway passes T-intersections with Noble County Road 33 and Eagon Hill Road, then bends to the north as it crosses the county line into Guernsey County's Millwood Township. Turning to the northeast, State Route 761 now curves its way through a heavily wooded stretch through the Sycamore Road intersection, then runs northerly briefly to where it meets New Gottengen Road. State Route 761 runs northeasterly from there into Salesville, where it comes to an end at its junction with State Route 265, an intersection where State Route 265 forms the northern and eastern approaches.
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