Highway 160

Arkansas Highway 160

Split into four segments, Arkansas Highway 160 totals 135.38 miles as it travels across the southern reaches of the Natural State. The westernmost part travels 54.57 miles from the Texas state line near Bloomburg through Miller and Lafayette counties to AR 19 southwest of Macedonia in Columbia County. Highway 160 picks up again at Highway 57 in Mount Holly, advancing northeast 14.41 miles to Smackover.

The second longest stretch of AR 160 which measures 43.94 miles in length. Originating from U.S. 278 in Harrell, this branch travels southeasterly to U.S. 425 in Fountain Hill. The final 22.46 mile long section of AR 160 angles east from U.S. 82 in Ashley County to U.S. 65 midway between U.S. 82-278 and Eudora in Chicot County.

References:

  1. Historical Review - Volume Two (1913-2003), Arkansas Department of Transportation (ARDOT).

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Page Updated Sunday October 24, 2021.