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Regional Boards => Midwest - Great Lakes => Topic started by: ixnay on February 03, 2022, 06:44:39 PM
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For three years after the western extension of the PA Turnpike opened, a temporary road fed PA Tpk. traffic into little Petersburg, OH. That ended when Ohio opened its own turnpike.
Are there any Sideling Hill/Rays Hill/US 66 like remnants of the road connecting Petersburg with the PA Pike? Are they spottable on Google Sat/GSV? Or Historic Aerials?
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Check out this thread I started a few years ago.
https://www.aaroads.com/forum/index.php?topic=16570.0
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To further answer your question. Burkey Road was the connection from the turnpike up to Petersburg.
For years you were able to enter the Turnpike going east by driving down Burkey Road and taking the drive that the toll booth workers used and just drive on to the pike and get your ticket at the toll booth
Before they put the jersey wall between the lanes I often would pay my toll going westbound to leave PA then cut across the eastbound lanes and get to the parking area and then out to Burkey Road. Quicker trip home for me that way.
Burkey Road is still there.
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To further answer your question. Burkey Road was the connection from the turnpike up to Petersburg.
For years you were able to enter the Turnpike going east by driving down Burkey Road and taking the drive that the toll booth workers used and just drive on to the pike and get your ticket at the toll booth
Before they put the jersey wall between the lanes I often would pay my toll going westbound to leave PA then cut across the eastbound lanes and get to the parking area and then out to Burkey Road. Quicker trip home for me that way.
Burkey Road is still there.
https://www.google.com/maps/place/Burkey+Rd,+Pennsylvania+16120/@40.9003176,-80.5139389,1811m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m5!3m4!1s0x8833f59e7ab8bbd3:0x654a6d1ae1d40d5e!8m2!3d40.9016446!4d-80.5070018
Thank you. Nice to see Petersburg isolated again. :)