State Route 217 - Lott Road

Alabama State Route 217

Following Lott Road, Alabama State Route 217 spurs northwest from U.S. 45 at Eight Mile in Prichard to north Mobile County. The southern 15 miles of the 26.12 mile long route navigates through older rural residential areas and newer subdivisions west from the city of Prichard to Lott and Millertown. Heading north from Georgetown, SR 217 gains elevation and traverses pine forest to Mobile County Road 21 in a remote area southwest of Citronelle. Lott Road extends northward across the Escatawpa River to County Road 96, which in turn connects with Mississippi Highway 594 west to Leakesville.

Alabama State Route 217 was originally designated as Mobile County Road 31. Mobile County opened bids for paving of the 2.6 mile dirt road section of Lott Road north from SR 217 and CR 21 (Prine Road) to Brown-Blankinchip Road in September 2011. The successful bidder for the $1.2 million project was John G. Walton Construction, Inc.1

References:

  1. "Mobile County Finishes $25 Million in Road Projects." Mobile County, Alabama news release. September 26, 2011.

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Page Updated Saturday September 28, 2019.