A rural highway located in Lower Alabama, SR 137 extends 14 miles north from Florida State Road 189 through Conecuh National Forest to U.S. 29.
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| SR 137 transitions from SR 189 at the state line. The state route traverses Conecuh National Forest throughout the 14 mile course north to U.S. 29. 03/09/09 |
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| The first reassurance marker for SR 137 just north of the state line. 03/09/09 |
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| Reassurance marker north of Covington County Route 4. The county route connects U.S. 29 east of East Brewton with SR 55 just west of Lockhart. 03/09/09 |
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| Traveling completely within Conecuh National Forest, CR 3 branches west from SR 137, 9.1 miles to CR 25. 03/09/09 |
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| Less than half a mile north of CR 3, SR 137 meets CR 11. CR 11 runs 9.7 miles northerly to CR 14, just east of U.S. 29. 03/09/09 |
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| SR 137 north at Covington County Route 14. 03/09/09 |
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| Like all county roads that intersect SR 137, CR 102 travels wholly within Conecuh National Forest. CR 102 branches east from SR 137 to CR 24. 03/09/09 |
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| CR 24 stems 7.7 miles east from SR 137 through Conecuh National Forest to SR 55. 03/09/09 |
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| SR 137 continues another 5.4 miles north from CR 24 to U.S. 29. 03/09/09 |
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| County Route 14 provides a cutoff from SR 137 to U.S. 29 south, located 3.0 miles to the west. 03/09/09 |
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| Stretching overall from Florida to Maryland, U.S. 29 connects with U.S. 31 in Brewton 34 miles to the southwest of SR 137 en route to Flomaton and Pensacola. Heading north from SR 137, U.S. 29 continues to Andalusia and U.S. 84. 03/09/09 |
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| SR 137 concludes at U.S. 29, 11.3 miles south of Andalusia. 03/09/09 |
Page Updated 03-11-2009.
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