Vermont Route 14: Difference between revisions

Vermont Route 14
Vermont Route 14
Route information
	Maintained by VTrans
Length	110.42 mi (177.70 km)
Major junctions
	US 302 in Barre; US 2 in East Montpelier; VT 15 in Hardwick
Location
Country	United States
State	Vermont
Highway system
	State highways in Vermont;

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Vermont Route 14 is a north-south state highway in northeastern Vermont. Its southern terminus is at U.S. Route 4/U.S. Route 5 in White River Junction and its northern terminus is at Vermont Route 100 in Newport. It runs for 110.25 miles.

The route number dates back from 1922 when it was part of New England Interstate Route 14. The original route ran from White River Junction, through Montpelier, up to Burlington. The portion of the old route from Montpelier to Burlington was assigned to U.S. Route 2 in 1926. At the same time, Route 14 was truncated to end at Barre (east of Montpelier).

In the 1960s, the northern terminus of Vermont Route 12 was relocated, and at the same time, the related route Vermont Route 12B was decomissioned. Part of the routing of old Route 12 (from Montpelier to Hardwick), and the entire routing of old Route 12B (Hardwick to Coventry), was assigned to an extended Route 14.

Major intersections

County	Location	mi	km	Destinations	Notes
Windsor	White River Junction	0.0	0.0	US 4/US 5
	Sharon	12.9	20.8	VT 132
	Royalton	17.8	28.6	VT 110
	Royalton	21.3	34.3	VT 107
Orange	Randolph	30.4	48.9	VT 66
	Brookfield	36.8	59.2	VT 65
	Williamstown	44.3	71.3	VT 64
Washington	Town of Barre	48.4	77.9	VT 63
	Barre City	50.2	80.8	US 302	Southern terminus of duplex.
		50.7	81.6	US 302	Northern terminus of duplex.
		50.7	81.6	VT 62
	East Montpelier	55.8	89.8	US 2	0.2 mi overlap
	East Montpelier	59.1	95.1	VT 214
Caledonia	Hardwick	75.4	121.3	VT 15	Southern terminus of duplex.
Caledonia	Hardwick	76.5	123.1	VT 15	Northern terminus of duplex.
Orleans	Irasburg	100.3	161.4	VT 58	Southern terminus of duplex.
	Irasburg	101.5	163.3	VT 58	Northern terminus of duplex.
	Coventry	105.1	169.1	US 5	Southern terminus of duplex.
	Coventry	105.6	169.9	US 5	Northern terminus of duplex.
	Town of Newport	110.4	177.7	VT 100
Concurrency terminus • Closed • Unopened

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 '''Vermont Route 14''' is a north-south state highway in northeastern Vermont. Its southern terminus is at [[U.S. Route 4]]/[[U.S. Route 5]] in [[White River Junction]] and its northern terminus is at [[Vermont Route 100]] in [[Newport, Vermont|Newport]]. It runs for 110.25 miles.
-The route number dates back from 1922 when it was part of [[New England Interstate Route 14]]. The original route ran from White River Junction, through [[Montpelier, Vermont|Montpelier]], up to [[Burlington, Vermont|Burlington]]. The portion of the old route from Montpelier to Burlington was assigned to [[U.S. Route 2]] in 1926. At the same time, Route 14 was truncated to end at [[Barre, Vermont|Barre]] (east of Montpelier).
+The route number dates back from 1922 when it was part of '''[[New England Interstate Route]] 14'''. The original route ran from White River Junction, through [[Montpelier, Vermont|Montpelier]], up to [[Burlington, Vermont|Burlington]]. The portion of the old route from Montpelier to Burlington was assigned to [[U.S. Route 2]] in 1926. At the same time, Route 14 was truncated to end at [[Barre, Vermont|Barre]] (east of Montpelier).
 In the 1960s, the northern terminus of [[Vermont Route 12]] was relocated, and at the same time, the related route '''Vermont Route 12B''' was decomissioned. Part of the routing of old Route 12 (from  Montpelier to [[Hardwick, Vermont|Hardwick]]), and the entire routing of old Route 12B (Hardwick to [[Coventry, Vermont|Coventry]]), was assigned to an extended Route 14.