Take-It-Yourself Route Number Challenge

[jmd41280]

Catching up on 231:

PA 231 (Claysville, PA)

PA Route 231 - Claysville, PA by Jon Dawson, on Flickr

No 232, so on to 233...

US 30 at PA 233 (Fayetteville, PA)

PA Route 233 @ US 30 by Jon Dawson, on Flickr

[Jim]

Moving on to 234.  All east coast for my contributions.

Maryland 234 near Newport.  May 25, 2005.



Georgia 234 in Albany.  July 8, 2008.



Virginia 234 in Manassas.  July 17, 2010.

[jmd41280]

PA 234 (Biglerville, PA)

PA Route 234 by Jon Dawson, on Flickr

[7/8]

3 more photos taken today (all lower numbers)

SK 10 (in Fort Qu'Appelle, SK)


SK 47 and TCH 1 (at the Esso in Grenfell, SK)


SK 201 on TCH 1 (near Broadview, SK)

[MNHighwayMan]

235

East end of I-235 near Des Moines. February 6, 2017.

[formulanone]

FM 234 on US 69 near Victoria:


An unusual sign post with GA 234 in Albany:


CR 234 on FL 20 between Hawthorne and Gainesville, Florida:

[Jim]

We've already seen I-235 in Iowa.  Here's the one in Kansas, from I-35.  July 1, 2013.  Someone else can fill in Oklahoma's.



Florida 235 in LaCrosse.  December 26, 2005.



Québec 235 from Autoroute 20.  June 30, 2011.

[formulanone]

FL 235 sign on US 441 in Alachua:


Spur 235 in Tyler, Texas:


AL 235 at US 231/280 in Childersburg:

[TravelingBethelite]

My contributions for 235:

A tiny 235 from Oklahoma:



and

Ohio 235, along with Ohio 4:

[7/8]

I got lots of Winnipeg photos today, but here's just three of them for now.

Winnipeg Route 20/MB 59 on TCH 100


Winnipeg Route 52/MB 200 on TCH 100


Winnipeg Route 85/TCH 1/Yellowhead Highway on Portage Avenue

[Max Rockatansky]

236

Time to bump this up to 236 with the beginning of the one-lane section of CA 236 in Big Basin State Park:

236CAb by Max Rockatansky, on Flickr

Two more backtracks starting with FL 84:

84FLa by Max Rockatansky, on Flickr

And FL 9B:

95Im by Max Rockatansky, on Flickr

[Jim]

Maine 236 in Kittery.  October 19, 2014.



Kentucky 236 from I-71 and I-75.  May 31, 2009.

[MNHighwayMan]

Time to bump this up to 236 with the beginning of the one-lane section of CA 236 in Big Basin State Park:

236CAb by Max Rockatansky, on Flickr

That is an awesome picture. Love the combination of the sign and the road being surrounded by those huge, old trees.

Now, since I'm in a lull until we reach 244, I'll add some of my own numeric backtracks from some of my more recent road trips–these three are from April 21:

Seems appropriate to start with a number from 100 numbers ago, with this picture of US-136 in Lancaster, MO



Northbound MO-202 at its southern terminus, going the opposite direction from the same intersection as US-136 in the above picture



Southbound MO-81 at the Missouri/Iowa state line

[Max Rockatansky]

^^^^

CA 236 is pretty cool, really its hard to believe that is still a maintained state highway north of Big Basin.  The north segment is almost all single lane north to CA 9 and it was kind of messy after all the winter storms this year:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/151828809@N08/albums/72157679114487670

I did all those Santa Cruz Range Highways this year after the rains stopped.  The mudslides meant that you had to take a really specific way to hit CA 9, 236, and 35 which meant that I pretty much had them all to myself which was a total blast.  I was debating this 236 pic with the one I posted, I couldn't not chose the pic with the single lane segment with redwood trees in it:

1 by Max Rockatansky, on Flickr

I thought this pic conveyed how nutty the one-lane segment of CA 236 really is along with how much debris was really on the ground:

IMG_4013 by Max Rockatansky, on Flickr

[MNHighwayMan]

That last one doesn't even look like it should be a state highway–really cool that it is, however. Great pictures!

[Max Rockatansky]

That last one doesn't even look like it should be a state highway–really cool that it is, however. Great pictures!

Aside from the post markers and shields there is a substantially higher quality to the asphalt that gives it away as a state highway.  There is a surprisingly high number of single lane sections of California State Routes; 4, 35, 36, 146, 168, and 236 all have them.  I'm sure that I'm forgetting some really minor state high sections that are single lane as well.  The real gem is Ebbets Pass on CA 4, that road is so surreal given it is such a long one-lane segment with 24% grades. 

[formulanone]

I'll start with Hays County 236 near Buda, Texas...since it's an oddball white-bordered pentagon:


GA 236 on I-285:


KY 236 after leaving Cincinnati International Airport in Covington, Kentucky:

[MNHighwayMan]

More catch-up pictures from April 21:

To correspond with MO-81, here's IA-81's northern terminus just west of Farmington.



And IA-202's northern end to go with MO-202.



MO-15 at the Iowa/Missouri state line.

[Eth]

Oh cool, back to my part of the state again for a moment.

GA 236 just past sunrise on a Sunday morning (with a bonus 42, a number I surprisingly didn't have when it first came around):

[Eth]

Coincidentally, GA 236 (which is an east-west route, despite what this sign says) happens to end at our next number, GA 237.

[dgolub]

Oquaga Lake Road (Broome CR 237):

[7/8]

Three photos taken yesterday:

TCH 16 (Yellowhead Highway) at TCH 1


MB 227 on TCH 16


MB 50 on TCH 16

[Jim]

New York 237 in Stafford.  June 29, 2016.



Virginia 237 from I-66.  March 18, 2007.

[formulanone]

OH 237 near Cleveland Hopkins Airport:


CR 237 along FL 121 near Lake Butler:

[okroads]

U.S. 220, taken 4/2/17:
DSC04375 by Eric Stuve, on Flickr

OH 220, taken 10/2/16:
DSC05401 by Eric Stuve, on Flickr

I-220 (MS), taken 7/29/16:
DSC00660 by Eric Stuve, on Flickr