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=U.S. Route 127 in Ohio= |
=U.S. Route 127 in Ohio= |
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==Route description== |
==Route description== |
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US 127 enters Ohio from the Kentucky via the [[Clay Wade Bailey Bridge]], which also carries US 42 and US 25 north across the [[Ohio River]] into [[Cincinnati]]. Upon entering Ohio, US 25 ends and US 127 and US 42 continue through [[Downtown Cincinnati|Downtown]] as a series of one-way pairs until reaching the |
US 127 enters Ohio from the Kentucky via the [[Clay Wade Bailey Bridge]], which also carries US 42 and US 25 north across the [[Ohio River]] into [[Cincinnati]]. Upon entering Ohio, US 25 ends and US 127 and US 42 continue through [[Downtown Cincinnati|Downtown]] as a series of one-way pairs until reaching the Central Parkway. At this point, US 42 heads east on the Parkway while US 127 follows the roadway north. As US 127 continues north, it passes one block west of [[Washington Park (Cincinnati, Ohio)|Washington Park]] and [[Findlay Market]] in [[Over-the-Rhine]] and marks the neighborhood's western boundary. Upon passing the eastern end of the [[Western Hills Viaduct]], the roadway closely parallels [[I-75 (OH)|Interstate 75]] for nearly two miles until turning left onto Hamilton Road near the junction of Interstates 75 and [[I-74 (OH)|74]]. At this point 127 becomes a pre-dominantly two-lane surface street. As Hamilton Road, US 127 is the major north–south artery in Cincinnati's [[Northside (Cincinnati)|Northside]] and the inner suburbs of [[North College Hill, Ohio|North College Hill]] and [[Mt. Healthy, Ohio|Mt. Healthy]]. Shortly after an interchange with [[I-275]], US 127 passes through [[Fairfield, Ohio|Faifield]] then reaches downtown [[Hamilton, OH|Hamilton]]. In Hamilton, US 127 widens to a four-lane road just south of downtown before returning to a two-lane road at the northern edge of [[New Miami, Ohio|New Miami]]. From this point, US 127 roughly parallels [[Sevenmile Creek (Ohio)|Sevenmile Creek]] until it reaches [[Eaton, Ohio|Eaton]]. |
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Approximately seven miles north of Eaton, US 127 intersects [[I-70 (OH)|I-70]] and [[US 40 (OH)|US 40]] ([[National Road]]) and proceeds to [[Greenville, OH|Greenville]]. Along this section of the route US 127 is a two-lane rural highway surrounded by farms. Approaching Greenville, the road widens to a four-lane limited access highway, serving as a bypass to the east of the city. The road returns to a rural two-lane road and continues north to [[Celina, OH|Celina]], skirting the western edge of [[Grand Lake St. Marys]] and the associated state park. US 127 serves as Main Street in Celina, the county seat of [[Mercer County, Ohio|Mercer County]]. Just north of Celina, the highway intersects [[US 33]], which connects [[Ft. Wayne, Indiana]], with [[Columbus, Ohio|Columbus]], and then US 127 continues to [[Van Wert, OH|Van Wert]]. In Van Wert, US 127 is Washington St. and serves as the main road through the city's business district. The [[Lincoln Highway]] intersects US 127 one block west of the county [[Van Wert County Courthouse|courthouse]]. In the northern part of the city, US 127 has a partial cloverleaf interchange with [[US 30 (OH)|US 30]] and [[US 224]]. US 224 joins US 127 and continues north briefly before US 224 turns to the east and US 127 continues due north toward [[Paulding, Ohio|Paulding]]. In Paulding, US 127 bends to the northwest to cross Flatrock Creek before reaching the courthouse and turning back to the north on Williams Street. North of the city, and just south of the [[Maumee River]], the highway intersects [[US 24]], a limited-access highway between [[Toledo]] and Fort Wayne, at a diamond interchange before crossing the river. US 127 intersects [[US 6 (OH)|US 6]], the Grand Army of the Republic Highway and with [[OH 15]] becomes Main Street in [[Bryan, Ohio|Bryan]]. At the northern city limit, OH 15 continues north to the [[Ohio Turnpike]] while US 127 begins a northeast route toward [[West Unity, Ohio|West Unity]]. After passing under the turnpike, US 127 has a brief concurrency with [[US 20 (OH)|US 20]] and then enters Michigan to the north in rural [[Lenawee County, MI|Lenawee County]]. |
Approximately seven miles north of Eaton, US 127 intersects [[I-70 (OH)|I-70]] and [[US 40 (OH)|US 40]] ([[National Road]]) and proceeds to [[Greenville, OH|Greenville]]. Along this section of the route US 127 is a two-lane rural highway surrounded by farms. Approaching Greenville, the road widens to a four-lane limited access highway, serving as a bypass to the east of the city. The road returns to a rural two-lane road and continues north to [[Celina, OH|Celina]], skirting the western edge of [[Grand Lake St. Marys]] and the associated state park. US 127 serves as Main Street in Celina, the county seat of [[Mercer County, Ohio|Mercer County]]. Just north of Celina, the highway intersects [[US 33]], which connects [[Ft. Wayne, Indiana]], with [[Columbus, Ohio|Columbus]], and then US 127 continues to [[Van Wert, OH|Van Wert]]. In Van Wert, US 127 is Washington St. and serves as the main road through the city's business district. The [[Lincoln Highway]] intersects US 127 one block west of the county [[Van Wert County Courthouse|courthouse]]. In the northern part of the city, US 127 has a partial cloverleaf interchange with [[US 30 (OH)|US 30]] and [[US 224]]. US 224 joins US 127 and continues north briefly before US 224 turns to the east and US 127 continues due north toward [[Paulding, Ohio|Paulding]]. In Paulding, US 127 bends to the northwest to cross Flatrock Creek before reaching the courthouse and turning back to the north on Williams Street. North of the city, and just south of the [[Maumee River]], the highway intersects [[US 24]], a limited-access highway between [[Toledo]] and Fort Wayne, at a diamond interchange before crossing the river. US 127 intersects [[US 6 (OH)|US 6]], the Grand Army of the Republic Highway and with [[OH 15]] becomes Main Street in [[Bryan, Ohio|Bryan]]. At the northern city limit, OH 15 continues north to the [[Ohio Turnpike]] while US 127 begins a northeast route toward [[West Unity, Ohio|West Unity]]. After passing under the turnpike, US 127 has a brief concurrency with [[US 20 (OH)|US 20]] and then enters Michigan to the north in rural [[Lenawee County, MI|Lenawee County]]. |
Revision as of 21:24, 5 January 2016
U.S. Route 27 in Ohio
Route information | |
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Length | 999 mi (1,608 km) |
Existed | 1926[1]–present |
Major junctions | |
South end | US 27 Kentucky state line |
North end | US 27 at Indiana state line |
Location | |
Country | United States |
Highway system | |
U.S. Route 27 is a north-south highway that traverses southwestern Ohio from Cincinnati to College Corner.
Major intersections
County | Location | mi[2][3][4][5] | km | Destinations | Notes |
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Hamilton | Cincinnati | 0.00 | 0.00 | US 27 (Taylor-Southgate Bridge) | US 27 enters Ohio from Kentucky. |
0.23 | 0.37 | US 52 (Pete Rose Way) | |||
1.46 | 2.35 | US 50 | |||
1.50 | 2.41 | US 42 / US 127 | |||
1.67 | 2.69 | US 22 / US 42 / US 52 / US 127 / SR 264 | |||
1.84 | 2.96 | US 22 / US 52 / US 127 | |||
1.96 | 3.15 | US 22 / SR 3 | |||
2.39 | 3.85 | US 52 / US 127 | |||
4.85 | 7.81 | US 52 | |||
4.96 | 7.98 | US 127 | |||
5.17 | 8.32 | I-75 | Southern terminus of I-75 concurrency | ||
5.62 | 9.04 | I-75 | Northern terminus of I-75 concurrency | ||
5.68 | 9.14 | I-74 | Southern terminus of I-74 concurrency | ||
6.51 | 10.48 | I-74 | Northern terminus of I-74 concurrency | ||
Colerain Township | 11.82 | 19.02 | SR 126 (Ronald Reagan Cross County Highway) | Southern terminus of OH 126 concurrency | |
14.06 | 22.63 | I-275 | |||
Butler | Ross Township | 15.08 | 24.27 | SR 126 / SR 128 | Northern terminus of OH 126 concurrency |
Millville | 20.40 | 32.83 | SR 129 | Southern terminus of OH 129 concurrency | |
20.69 | 33.30 | SR 129 | Northern terminus of OH 129 concurrency | ||
Hanover Township | 24.96 | 40.17 | SR 130 | Western terminus of OH 130 | |
Oxford | 30.05 | 48.36 | SR 73 | Western terminus of OH 73 | |
30.86 | 49.66 | SR 732 | |||
College Corner | 36.54 | 58.81 | US 27 | US 27 enters Indiana | |
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi
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U.S. Route 127 in Ohio
Route description
US 127 enters Ohio from the Kentucky via the Clay Wade Bailey Bridge, which also carries US 42 and US 25 north across the Ohio River into Cincinnati. Upon entering Ohio, US 25 ends and US 127 and US 42 continue through Downtown as a series of one-way pairs until reaching the Central Parkway. At this point, US 42 heads east on the Parkway while US 127 follows the roadway north. As US 127 continues north, it passes one block west of Washington Park and Findlay Market in Over-the-Rhine and marks the neighborhood's western boundary. Upon passing the eastern end of the Western Hills Viaduct, the roadway closely parallels Interstate 75 for nearly two miles until turning left onto Hamilton Road near the junction of Interstates 75 and 74. At this point 127 becomes a pre-dominantly two-lane surface street. As Hamilton Road, US 127 is the major north–south artery in Cincinnati's Northside and the inner suburbs of North College Hill and Mt. Healthy. Shortly after an interchange with I-275, US 127 passes through Faifield then reaches downtown Hamilton. In Hamilton, US 127 widens to a four-lane road just south of downtown before returning to a two-lane road at the northern edge of New Miami. From this point, US 127 roughly parallels Sevenmile Creek until it reaches Eaton.
Approximately seven miles north of Eaton, US 127 intersects I-70 and US 40 (National Road) and proceeds to Greenville. Along this section of the route US 127 is a two-lane rural highway surrounded by farms. Approaching Greenville, the road widens to a four-lane limited access highway, serving as a bypass to the east of the city. The road returns to a rural two-lane road and continues north to Celina, skirting the western edge of Grand Lake St. Marys and the associated state park. US 127 serves as Main Street in Celina, the county seat of Mercer County. Just north of Celina, the highway intersects US 33, which connects Ft. Wayne, Indiana, with Columbus, and then US 127 continues to Van Wert. In Van Wert, US 127 is Washington St. and serves as the main road through the city's business district. The Lincoln Highway intersects US 127 one block west of the county courthouse. In the northern part of the city, US 127 has a partial cloverleaf interchange with US 30 and US 224. US 224 joins US 127 and continues north briefly before US 224 turns to the east and US 127 continues due north toward Paulding. In Paulding, US 127 bends to the northwest to cross Flatrock Creek before reaching the courthouse and turning back to the north on Williams Street. North of the city, and just south of the Maumee River, the highway intersects US 24, a limited-access highway between Toledo and Fort Wayne, at a diamond interchange before crossing the river. US 127 intersects US 6, the Grand Army of the Republic Highway and with OH 15 becomes Main Street in Bryan. At the northern city limit, OH 15 continues north to the Ohio Turnpike while US 127 begins a northeast route toward West Unity. After passing under the turnpike, US 127 has a brief concurrency with US 20 and then enters Michigan to the north in rural Lenawee County.
History
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Major intersections
County | Location | mi[2][3][4][5] | km | Destinations | Notes |
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Hamilton | Cincinnati | 0.00 | 0.00 | US 127 / US 42 / US 25 (Clay Wade Bailey Bridge) | US 127 enters Ohio from Kentucky. Northern terminus of US 25 |
0.47 | 0.76 | US 27 / US 42 | Northern terminus of concurrency with US 42. Southern terminus of concurrency with US 27. | ||
0.64 | 1.03 | US 22 / US 27 / SR 264 | Northern terminus of concurrency with US 27. Southern terminus of concurrency with US 22. | ||
0.81 | 1.30 | US 22 / US 27 | Northern terminus of concurrency with US 22. A second southern terminus of concurrency with US 27. | ||
3.93 | 6.32 | US 27 | Final northern terminus of concurrency with US 27. | ||
North College Hill | 10.23 | 16.46 | SR 126 (Ronald Reagan Cross County Highway) | This interchange is also in Mt. Healthy. | |
Springfield Township | 14.54 | 23.40 | I-275 | I-275 exit 36. | |
Butler | Hamilton | 22.18 | 35.70 | SR 128—Pershing Avenue | Western terminus of OH 128 |
22.56 | 36.31 | SR 129—High Street | |||
Seven Mile | 28.88 | 46.48 | SR 503—West Elkton Road | Southern terminus of OH 503 | |
Wayne Township | 30.16 | 48.54 | SR 73—Trenton Oxford Road | Southern terminus of OH 73 concurrency | |
Milford Township | 32.73 | 52.67 | SR 73—Oxford Trenton Road | Northern terminus of OH 73 concurrency | |
Preble | Somers Township | 37.59 | 60.50 | SR 744—Oxford Germantown Road | Western terminus of OH 744 |
Camden | 47.23 | 76.01 | SR 725—Central Avenue | ||
Eaton | 49.77 | 80.10 | SR 732—Hillcrest Drive | Northern terminus of OH 732 | |
50.15 | 80.71 | US 35—Main Street | |||
Washington Township | 53.08 | 85.42 | SR 726 | Southern terminus of OH 726 | |
Monroe Township | 56.53 | 90.98 | I-70 | I-70 exit 10. | |
57.42 | 92.41 | US 40 (National Road) | |||
Darke | Castine | 63.16 | 101.65 | SR 722 | |
Butler Township | 68.11 | 109.61 | SR 503 | ||
Neave Township | 71.85 | 115.63 | US 36 | Southern terminus of US 36 concurrency. | |
Greenville | 75.32 | 121.22 | US 36 | Northern terminus of US 36 concurrency. | |
77.14 | 124.14 | SR 121 | |||
York Township | 84.32 | 135.70 | SR 47 | ||
87.31 | 140.51 | SR 185 | |||
Wabash Township | 92.30 | 148.54 | SR 705 | ||
Mercer | Marion Township | 97.01 | 156.12 | SR 119 | |
99.04 | 159.39 | SR 274 | |||
Butler Township | 102.28 | 164.60 | SR 219 | ||
103.35 | 166.33 | SR 703 | Southern terminus of OH 703 concurrency. | ||
Celina | 106.72 | 171.75 | SR 29 | Southern terminus of OH 29 concurrency. | |
106.94 | 172.10 | SR 29 / SR 703 | Northern terminus of OH 29 and OH 703 concurrency. | ||
107.21 | 172.54 | SR 197 | |||
Dublin Township | 114.14 | 183.69 | US 33 / SR 707 | Southern terminus of OH 707 concurrency. | |
115.41 | 185.73 | SR 707 | Northern terminus of OH 707 concurrency. | ||
118.43 | 190.59 | SR 117 | |||
Van Wert | Liberty Township | 120.43 | 193.81 | SR 81 | |
122.94 | 197.85 | SR 709 | |||
Van Wert | 127.97 | 205.95 | SR 116 | ||
129.30 | 208.09 | SR 118 | |||
130.29 | 209.68 | US 30 / US 224 | Southern terminus of US 224 concurrency. | ||
Pleasant Township | 131.65 | 211.87 | US 224 | Northern terminus of US 224 concurrency. | |
Paulding | Blue Creek Township | 139.83 | 225.03 | SR 114 | |
Jackson Township | 144.84 | 233.10 | SR 613 | ||
Paulding | 148.29 | 238.65 | SR 111 | Southern terminus of OH 111 concurrency | |
Crane Township | 152.17 | 244.89 | SR 111 | Northern terminus of OH 111 concurrency | |
153.90 | 247.68 | US 24 | |||
Defiance | Sherwood | 159.88 | 257.30 | SR 18 | |
Washington Township | 165.90 | 266.99 | SR 249 | ||
Williams | Pulaski Township | 169.10 | 272.14 | SR 15 | Southern terminus of OH 15 concurrency |
170.00 | 273.59 | US 6 / SR 2 | Southern terminus of OH 2 concurrency | ||
Bryan | 172.27 | 277.24 | SR 2 / SR 34 | Northern terminus of OH 2 concurrency | |
Pulaski Township | 173.04 | 278.48 | SR 15 | Southern terminus of OH 15 concurrency | |
West Unity | 183.29 | 294.98 | US 20 Alt. | Southern terminus of US 20 Alt concurrency | |
183.49 | 295.30 | US 20 Alt. | Northern terminus of US 20 Alt concurrency | ||
Mill Creek Township | 189.20 | 304.49 | US 20 | Southern terminus of US 20 concurrency | |
Fulton | Gorham Township | 191.92 | 308.87 | US 20 | Northern terminus of US 20 concurrency |
194.27 | 312.65 | US 127 | US 127 enters Michigan | ||
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi
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