Pennsylvania Route 474 - Route Description

Route Description

Route 474 begins at an intersection with Pennsylvania Route 8 and Pennsylvania Route 89 in the community of Wattsburg. The route heads eastward along Jamestown Street in downtown Wattsburg, passing residential homes for several blocks. At the intersection with Raun Street, Route 474 intersects with the local roads serving the Wattsburg Cemetery in the community. At the intersection with the second cemetery street, the highway leaves the community of Wattsburg and turns to the northeast along Jamestown Road. Route 474 continues to the northeast in the farmlands in rural Erie County, passing small patches of woodlands for most of its length. The route progresses for a distance along this alignment until an intersection with Macedonia Road, where the route turns and begins to wind to the northeast.

Route 474 continues through Venango Township, turning eastward at a gradual bend in the local woodlands. The highway continues, entering a clear area soon after. After an intersection with Weeks Valley Road, Route 474 and the paralleling Tanner Road continue to the New York state line, where the highway continues as New York State Route 474. Tanner Road intersects and terminates in New York soon after.

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