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Cataloged below are state routes covered at AARoads. Hidden state routes such as SR 3 (U.S. 31), SR 13 (U.S. 43), and SR 57 (U.S. 45) are covered on their respective U.S. Highway guides.

Highway South/West End North/East End Mileage
5 Thomasville Natural Bridge 197.775
8 Cuba Georgia state line 217.887
14 Mississippi state line Opelika 218.289
17 Mobile Tennessee state line 346.562
21 Florida state line Piedmont 279.296
22 Safford Georgia state line 168.543
41 Florida state line Selma 127.484
47 Awin Mexia 43.063
49 Franklin Talladega National Forest 82.684
52 Opp Geneva 26.455
56 Mississippi state line Wagerville 27.696
59 SR 182 - Gulf Shores SR 21 - Uriah 93.670
66 Linden Safford 4.959
69 Jackson Guntersville 280.599
77 LaFayette Att-al/la 112.334
81 Notasulga Tuskegee 10.432
83 Evergreen Midway 24.274
86 Mississippi state line Gordo 27.396
100* SR 15 - Andalusia U.S. 84 - Andalusia 1.6
104 Robertsdale Montrose 10.769
112* Bay Minette Florida state line 30.2
113 Florida state line Barnett Crossroads 15.457
115 SR 9 U.S. 280 3.250
124 Townley Jasper 10.896
129 U.S. 43 - north of Fayette SR 13 - Haleyville 41.191
134 Opp Columbia 76.795
135 SR 182 - Gulf Shores SR 180 - Gulf Shores 2.138
136 Monroeville Excel 6.151
137 Florida state line U.S. 29 13.997
149 U.S. 280 - Mountain Brook U.S. 31 - Birmingham 8.145
152 Interstate 65 - Montgomery U.S. 231/SR 21 - Montgomery 6.605
154 Coffeeville Thomasville 29.480
156 Jachin Pennington 7.186
158 U.S. 45 - Kushla Sarland 9.280
159 Gordo Fayette 29.626
161 SR 182 - Orange Beach SR 180 - Orange Beach 1.716
163 SR 193 U.S. 90 - Mobile 11.104
175 Sprott Heiberger 5.382
177 U.S. 43 - Jackson U.S. 43 - Jackson 5.160
180 Fort Morgan Orange Beach 32.184
181 Weeks Bay Spanish Fort 18.235
182 Pine Beach Florida state line (SR 292) 17.046
185 Greenville Letohatchee 23.129
188 Grand Bay Heron Bay 19.686
193 Dauphin Island Tillman's Corner 26.012
195 SR 13 - Haleyville SR 5 - Jasper 41.179
199 Tuskegee Notasulga 10.218
213 Eight Mile Saraland 5.753
215 Tuscaloosa Cottondale 12.100
217 Eight Mile Mobile County 96 26.119
225 Spanish Fort Stockton 23.910
229 Millstead Tallassee 21.020
233 SR 129 - Glen Allen U.S. 278 - near Sunny Home 14.561
255 Redstone Arsenal Huntsville 10.052
263 Greenville Braggs 8.480
275 Bemiston (Talladega) northwest Talladega 3.495
281 Talladega National Forest U.S. 78 26.334
287 Bay Minette I-65 6.370

* - decommissioned
Source: ALDOT Milepost Maps

SR 52 originates in southeastern Alabama to the southwest of the Geneva County seat of Geneva. The highway extends north from CR 185 (former SR 185) to the northeast of De Funiak Springs, Florida. Traveling five miles, SR 52 meets SR 196 at Geneva.

Continuing east from Geneva, SR 52 heads to Hartford, Slocomb and Malvern before reaching the Dothan belt line. A four mile stretch, from near the Geneva/Houston County line to U.S. 231, was four-laned. Within Dothan, the state route travels through Downtown, emerging from the city en route to Webb and the Georgia state line near Columbia.

Prior to completion of the Opp bypass for U.S. 331, SR 52 extended northwest to Florala Highway (old U.S. 331) south of Downtown Opp. 11/25/01

SR 66 acts as a connector between SR 28 and SR 5 between Consul and Safford. Totaling just nine miles, the highway comprises part of a longer route between Linden and Selma.

SR 66 eastbound concludes at SR 5 in rural Dallas County. SR 5 connects with SR 22 east at Safford in 1.25 miles. 08/10/02

A lengthy state route, SR 69 originates at SR 177 in the Clark County seat of Jackson. Following a northerly course, SR 69 traverses rurals areas of the Black Belt region to Tuscaloosa, where it combines with I-359 and a U.S. 43. Northern reaches of the route extend to U.S. 431 at Guntersville.

SR 69 (Coffeeville Road) spurs 0.6 mile south from the grade separated intersection with U.S. 43 to SR 177 (College Avenue) north of Downtown Jackson. SR 177 represents the former alignment of U.S. 43 through Jackson. 02/10/02

SR 84 runs 24 miles north from the Conecuh County seat of Evergreen to SR 47 at Midway. Beyond an interchange with I-65, the state route is rural.

Southbound SR 83 concludes at U.S. 31/84 in Evergreen. 04/21/01

Alabama State Route 124 travels 11 miles between U.S. 78 and SR 69 in Walker County. The east end of SR 102 ties into the route at Towney.

Alabama State Route 124 concludes at SR 118 (signed here still as part of U.S. 78), near I-22 east of Carbon Hill. The state route parallels I-22 eastward to SR 69, just south of Exit 61. 09/25/03

SR 154 constitutes a rural route traveling 32 miles from Coffeeville and U.S. 84 northeastward to U.S. 43 at Thomasville in Clark County.

Eastbound SR 154 (Tallahatta Springs Road) ends at a commercialized stretch of U.S. 43 in Thomasville. 08/10/02

SR 156 travels seven miles east from SR 17 at Jachin to SR 14 miles at Pennington. Staying within Choctaw County, the route traverses mostly pine forest land.

SR 156 west ends at a rural intersection with SR 17 at the community of Jachin. 08/10/02

SR 175 is a five mile connector in Perry County between SR 5 and SR 183 outside of Marion and near Talladega National Forest.

SR 175 ends at SR 5, which travels out of the Marion area to the community of Heilberger and Talladega National Forest. 08/10/02

A ten mile route, SR 199 heads north from SR 81 and Tuskegee to SR 14 near Liberty City. Remaining wholly within Macon County, SR 199 crosses over Interstate 85 without an interchange.

The first SR 199 shield stands just west of SR 81, and three miles north of the Macon County seat of Tuskegee. 08/22/03

Alabama State Route 229 begins at Interstate 85 near Milsted and travels 21 miles north to SR 63. The state route serves the communities of Tallassee, Burlington, Kent, and Red Hill in Elmore County.

The first confirming marker for SR 229 north appears just beyond the interchange (Exit 26) with Interstate 85. 04/21/01

SR 263 runs 15 miles north from SR 185 at north Greenville to SR 21 at the rural settlement of Braggs.

Alabama Route 263 South
SR 185 turns from Fort Deposit to the northeast to overtake the south end of SR 263 en route to I-65 and the Butler County seat of Greenville. 10/01/03


    Page Updated 11-07-2012.

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