Highway 109
Highway 109 travels 44 miles between AR 80 and U.S. 64 on the west side of Clarksville in west-central Arkansas.
North
Arkansas 109 north at the Arkansas River and the Johnson County line.
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Waters from Lake Dardanelle of the Arkansas River flow around a number of islands to the east of the AR 109 bridge.
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AR 109 elevates across a pair of islands over Lake Dardanelle.
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AR 109 climbs onto Tick Hill beyond the north banks of the Arkansas River.
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Johnson County numbers local roads with pentagons. Riverside Drive stems west from AR 109 as CR 2320.
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Lowering from Tick Hill along AR 109 north ahead of CR 2340 east.
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AR 109 enters the Clarksville city limits at CR 2340.
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AR 109 intersects Crawford Street (CR 2250) across a railroad line.
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Reassurance marker for AR 109 posted north of CR 2250 and east of a Walmart Distribution Center.
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Approaching US 64 and the northern terminus of Arkansas 109.
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U.S. 64 travels west to Hartman and east to a nearby parclo interchange with Interstate 40.
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South
The first confirming shield of AR 109 south.
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AR 109 south at Johnson County 2250 (Crawford Street).
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AR 109 continues five miles south from CR 2250 to Scranton.
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Johnson County 2340 stems east as a local residential road.
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Lake Dardanelle of the Arkansas River spreads into view as AR 109 lowers from Tick Hill toward CR 2320.
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AR 109 crosses the Arkansas River south to Morrison Bluff.
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The Arkansas River bridge elevates across the navigation channel just ahead of two islands.
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Looking west from the Arkansas River bridge on AR 109 toward Skaggs Island.
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Bluffs along the south banks of the Arkansas River.
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Southbound AR 109 enters Morrison Bluff in Logan County.
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Photo Credits:
- ABRoads: 05/07/12
Page Updated Sunday March 10, 2013.