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Interstate 10 Eastbound (Jefferson & Madison Counties)
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One mile west of the rural diamond interchange (Exit 217) with Florida 59 (Gamble Road) near Lloyd on Interstate 10 east. Photo taken 12/03/10. |
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Interstate 10 eastbound at the ramp departure for Exit 217 (Florida 59). Florida 59 travels 24 miles south to its southern terminus with U.S. 98. The state highway meets U.S. 27, 5.7 miles to the south and Wacissa four miles beyond there. U.S. 90 lies 2.5 miles to the north in eastern Leon County. Photo taken 07/13/12. |
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The second of three Jefferson County interchanges joins U.S. 19 with Interstate 10 at Exit 225.
Interstate 10 crosses Lloyd Creek in this scene. Photo taken 12/03/10. |
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Known as the Florida-Georgia Parkway, U.S. 19 comprises a four-lane divided highway from Thomasville, Georgia southward to Monticello and junction U.S. 27 at Capps. U.S. 19 is part of a longer divided highway corridor between Albany, Georgia and Clearwater. Photo taken 06/11/06. |
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A diamond interchange facilitates the movements between Interstate 10 and U.S. 19 (Florida-Georgia Parkway) at Exit 225. U.S. 19 meets U.S. 90 in downtown Monticello, three miles to the north. Southward the US highway merges with U.S. 27 in 4.7 miles. Perry lies 28 miles south of Capps at the U.S. 19 split with U.S. 27 and merge with U.S. 98. Photo taken 06/11/06. |
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Interstate 10 undulates from Exit 225 over Mill Pond Creek, before descending a hill into the swampy area of Buggs Creek and Gress Swamp. Photo taken 06/11/06. |
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Next in line for eastbound motorists is the Exit 233 diamond interchange with Jefferson County 257 (Salt Road). First photo taken 06/11/06. Second photo taken 06/11/06. |
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Interstate 10 nears the Exit 233 interchange with Jefferson County 257 (Salt Road). County Road 257 travels northward from U.S. 19 & 27 (Florida-Georgia Parkway) at Lamont to Aucilla (junction Jefferson County 158) and County Road 146 near Razor Lake. Photo taken 06/11/06. |
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Exit 233 leaves Interstate 10 east for Jefferson County 257. The county highway meets U.S. 19 & 27, 6.5 miles to the south and U.S. 90, 3.5 miles to the north. Photo taken 06/11/06. |
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Interstate 10 crosses into Madison County on the drive between Exits 233 and 241. U.S. 221 intersects the freeway at the first of four countywide interchanges. Photo taken 06/11/06. |
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Travelers see a set of rest areas along Interstate 10 ahead of the Aucilla River crossing into Madison County. Pictured here is a faded Interstate 10 trailblazer posted at the facility exit. Photo taken 12/03/10. |
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One-mile guide sign for U.S. 221 (Exit 241) posted on Interstate 10 eastbound. U.S. 221 travels 2.5 miles north into Greenville and 22 miles north of Exit 241 to Quitman, Georgia. The US route shares a 0.311-mile overlap with U.S. 90 through downtown Greenville. Photo taken 06/11/06. |
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Exit 241 leaves Interstate 10 east. U.S. 221 passes through the communities of Sirmans, Shady Grove, and Lake Bird on the drive to its southern terminus. The US highway ends at the intersection of Jefferson Street and U.S. 19-27 Alternate-98 (Byron Butler Parkway) in Perry. Photo taken 12/03/10. |
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U.S. 221 shields and mileage sign posted along the Exit 241 off-ramp. 23 miles separates the Exit 241 diamond interchange with Perry. U.S. 221 travels 39.978 miles within the state of Florida. First photo taken 06/11/06. Second photo taken 06/11/06. |
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Next in line for eastbound travelers is the junction with Florida 14 (Exit 251) near the Madison County seat of Madison. Photo taken 07/22/04. |
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A look at the freeway as it nears the diamond interchange with Florida 14 (Exit 251) near Indian Lake. Photo taken 07/22/04. |
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Florida 14 west and Madison County 14 come together at Exit 251. State Road 14 travels 3.903 miles northeast to end at downtown Madison. County Road 14 continues the road southwest 15.617 miles to U.S. 221 at Shady Grove. Photo taken 07/22/04. |
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Florida 14, in conjunction with Florida 145, provides a more direct route to Valdosta, Georgia in lieu of Interstate 75. The state highway is also signed as a back route to Perry for Interstate 10 westbound travelers in conjunction with U.S. 221 south of Shady Grove. Photo taken 12/03/10. |
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Interstate 10 kinks east southeast from Florida 14 toward junction Florida 53 and the town of Live Oak. Madison County 360A passes over the freeway beyond the mileage sign pictured here. Photo taken 07/22/04. |
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Exit 258 is signed for just Madison on Interstate 10 eastbound. Florida 53 leaves the county seat and meets Interstate 10 six miles southeast of U.S. 90 and Florida 14. County Road 53 continues the drive southward 16 miles to Day and 20 miles to junction U.S. 27. Photo taken 12/03/10. |
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Eastbound at the Exit 258 diamond interchange with Florida 53. Florida 53 leaves the state of Florida as Georgia 333 en route to Quitman and junction U.S. 221. First photo taken 07/22/04. Second photo taken 12/03/10. |
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The last Madison County interchange serves Madison County 255, 2.75 miles south of Lee. The north-south county road stretches 10.885 miles from Lee to County Road 53. Photo taken 12/03/10. |
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Interstate 10 eastbound at the Exit 262 off-ramp to Madison County 255. Beyond the intersection with U.S. 90 in Lee, County Road 255 continues 12.751 miles north to Madison County Airport and Madison County 150 east of Pinetta. Photo taken 12/03/10. |
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Interstate 10 travels 12 miles from Madison County 255 to junction U.S. 90 in northern Suwannee County. The interchange represents the fourth between Interstate 10 and the US route between Pensacola and Live Oak. Photo taken 07/22/04. |
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Like the state of California, the state of Florida utilizes agricultural inspection stations along its Interstate highways. The second eastbound station in Florida resides along Interstate 10 in eastern Madison County. All commercial trucks, rented trucks, and other delivery vehicles must enter the facility. Passenger cars however are not required to stop like they are in California. First photo taken 07/22/04. Second photo taken 07/22/04. Third photo taken 07/22/04. Fourth photo taken 07/22/04. |
Photo Credits:
2004-07-22 by AARoads. 2006-06-11 by AARoads. 2010-12-03 by AARoads. 2012-07-13 by AARoads.
Page Updated 10-03-2012. |
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