User:DanTD/Sandbox/U.S. Route 27 Alternate (Florida)
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U.S. Highway 27 | |
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| Route information | |
| Alternate route of US 27 | |
| Maintained by FDOT | |
| Major junctions | |
| South end |    US 27 / US 41 / SR 121 in Williston |
| North end |   US 19 / US 27 / US 98 in Perry |
| Location | |
| Country | United States |
| State | Florida |
| Highway system | |
U.S. Highway 27 Alternate is a signed north–south but primarily east–west route running between Perry and Williston, and is co-signed with US 19/98 between Perry and Chiefland. As part of the US 19/98/ALT 27 concurrency, it is mostly signed secretly as State Road 55. East of Chiefland, the road secretly runs along the west end of State Road 500. The entire length of the route is 94 miles (151 km).[2]
It is one of the primary routes between northwest and central Florida, having been recently been four-laned along its entire route. With a signed speed limit of 65 mph (105 km/h), this gives it more capacity than the mostly-two-lane "regular" US 27.
Major intersections[edit]
US 19-US 27 (SR 20)& US 98 (SR 30): Perry (Northwestern terminus).
US 221: Perry
SR 30-30A: Bucell Junction[3]
SR 51: Tennille
FL-Dixie CR 349: Old Town
SR 26: Fanning Springs
FL-Levy CR 320: Chiefland
US 129: Chiefland- US 19-98: Chiefland
SR 24: Bronson
US 41-SR 121: Williston- US 27-US 41-SR 121: Williston (Southeastern terminus).
| County | Location[4] | Mile[5] | Destinations | Notes |
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| Taylor | Perry |      US 19 north / US 98 west / SR 30 (Hampton Springs Ave.) / US 27 / SR 20 east – Tallahassee, Panama City, High Springs
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North end of US-19-98 overlap Northwestern terminus of Alt. US 27. | |
 US 221 north – Greenville
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Southern terminus of US-221 | |||
| Bucell Junction |  SR 30 / SR 30A – [[, Florida|]][6]
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Southern terminus of SR 30 overlap | ||
| Tennille |  SR 51 – Steinhatchee
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| Bridges over Steinhatchee River | ||||
| Dixie |  CR 358
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Brief multiplex. | ||
| Futchville | CR 358
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Eastern terminus of Levy CR 358 | ||
| Cross City |  CR 351A (North 223rd Avenue/Southwest 10th Street)
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 CR 351 (Cedar Street)
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| Old Town |    SR 349 north / CR 349 south
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Southern terminus of FL 349. Northern terminus of Levy CR 349 | ||
| Joe H. Anderson Sr. Bridge over Suwannee River | ||||
| Levy | Fanning Springs |  SR 26 east – Trenton
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Western terminus of SR-26 | |
| Chiefland |  SR 320 west (Manatee Springs Road)
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To Manatee Springs State Park | ||
 US 129 (Rodgers Blvd.) – Lake City
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Southern terminus of US-129 | |||
  US 19 / US 98 south / SR 55 (Main St.) – St. Petersburg, Palm Beach
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Southern end of US 19-98 overlap | |||
 SR 345 (4th Ave)
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| Bronson |  SR 24 – Cedar Key, Gainesville
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 CR 337
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| Williston | US 41 / SR 121 south – Dunnellon, Lebanon Station
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West end of US 41-SR-121 overlap | ||
| US 27 / US 41 / SR 121 north – High Springs
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Southeastern Terminus of Alt. US 27, South end of US 27-41-SR-121 overlap | |||
Former Alternate US 27[edit]
Three other Alternate U.S. Route 27's also used to exist in Florida. One around Lake Weir, from Belleview to Lady Lake was deleted in 1980. This was co-signed with Alternate U.S. Route 441 and hidden Florida State Road 25. Another in Polk County from Haines City to Sunray Deli Estates which was deleted in 1998, despite the fact that road maps and atlases still continue to show it. And a third from Avon Park to Sebring Southgate that was deleted in 1979. Both of them were replaced by formerly hidden Florida State Road 17.
References[edit]
- ^ FDOT Federal Aid Report
- ^ US 27; Florida in Kodachrome
- ^ [Rand McNally Florida Road Atlas; Map #53 (2005)]
- ^ U.S. Census Bureau. "2009 Boundary and Annexation Survey Maps". Retrieved June 4, 2009.
- ^ Florida Department of Transportation. "FDOT Interchange Report" (PDF). Retrieved October 4, 2007.
- ^ [Rand McNally Florida Road Atlas; Map #53 (2005)]
External links[edit]
- US 27; Florida in Kodachrome (Robert V. Droz)