State Route 265

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California State Route 265Business Loop I-5Historic U.S. 99
SR 265 south of I-5

The first shield for SR 265 stands along North Weed Boulevard (Business Loop I-5) just beyond the diamond interchange (Exit 748) with Interstate 5. Mount Shasta provides a magnificent backdrop for this short state route. - 04/01/2005

California State Route 265 is the northern portion of Business Loop I-5 in Weed along old U.S. 99 (North Weed Boulevard). The remainder of the business route on South Weed Boulevard is not part of SR 265. The middle section is a part of U.S. 97, while the portion south of College Street it is part of U.S. 97.

Business Loop I-5 California State Route 265 North
N Weed Boulevard (SR 265/Business Loop I-5) north defaults onto the northbound entrance ramp for I-5 to Medford and Portland, Oregon. The state route concludes at the southbound on-ramp across from Chaparral Drive to the left. Old U.S. 99 extends along Edgewood Road to the north.

N Weed Boulevard (SR 265/Business Loop I-5) north defaults onto the northbound entrance ramp for I-5 to Medford and Portland, Oregon. The state route concludes at the southbound on-ramp across from Chaparral Drive to the left. Old U.S. 99 extends along Edgewood Road to the north.

04/01/05

Business Loop I-5 California State Route 265 South
Business Loop I-5 and SR 265 originate from the southbound off-ramp (Exit 748) from Interstate 5 to N Weed Boulevard. The two routes pass under the freeway north from Chapparral Drive.

Business Loop I-5 and SR 265 originate from the southbound off-ramp (Exit 748) from Interstate 5 to N Weed Boulevard. The two routes pass under the freeway north from Chapparral Drive.

A reassurance marker for SR 265 stands along N Weed Boulevard where Business Loop I-5 parallels I-5, the CORP (Central Oregon & Pacific) Siskiyou rail line and Boles Creek east into Weed.

A reassurance marker for SR 265 stands along N Weed Boulevard where Business Loop I-5 parallels I-5, the CORP (Central Oregon & Pacific) Siskiyou rail line and Boles Creek east into Weed.

04/01/05

This sign stating "Weed Like to Welcome You" precedes the city business district along North Weed Boulevard. The 4.8 square mile city was incorporated as a general law city on January 25, 1961.

This sign stating "Weed Like to Welcome You" precedes the city business district along North Weed Boulevard. The 4.8 square mile city was incorporated as a general law city on January 25, 1961.

04/01/05

SR 265 ends at the intersection with U.S. 97. U.S. 97 ventures north to Dorris and Klamath Falls, Oregon while the route south becomes an unsigned counterpart along Business Loop I-5/Historic U.S. 99 along S Weed Boulevard.

SR 265 ends at the intersection with U.S. 97. U.S. 97 ventures north to Dorris and Klamath Falls, Oregon while the route south becomes an unsigned counterpart along Business Loop I-5/Historic U.S. 99 along S Weed Boulevard.

04/01/05

SR 265 concluded without an end sign at a three-way stop sign with U.S. 97 north. This intersection was reconfigured by 2011 so that the through movement is along U.S. 97. It is now signalized.

SR 265 concluded without an end sign at a three-way stop sign with U.S. 97 north. This intersection was reconfigured by 2011 so that the through movement is along U.S. 97. It is now signalized.

04/01/05

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Interstate 5Interstate 5
Business Loop I-5Business Loop I-5 - Weed
U.S. 97U.S. 97
U.S. 99Historic U.S. 99

Page Updated Thursday August 24, 2017.