County Road 182

Molino Road becomes a part of County Road 182 east of County Road 99 in the Barrineau Park area. The bucolic roadway presses eastward into a valley fed by Alligator Creek in this scene.

02/08/06

CR 182 (Molino Road) east at U.S. 29. U.S. 29 constitutes part of the main route from Pensacola to Montgomery, Alabama in conjunction with SR 113 and I-65. Through northern Escambia County, U.S. 29 is a four lane, divided highway with a 65 mile per hour speed limit.

02/08/06

Eastbound County Road 182 shield posted after U.S. 29.

07/24/11

CR 182 (Molino Road) bends northward ahead of Molino Crossroads and the intersection with County Road 95A.

07/24/11

Escambia County Road 95A follows the original alignment of U.S. 29 south to Quintette and Cottage Hill and north to U.S. 29, south of Barth.

07/24/11

The first confirming marker for CR 182 westbound appears after CR 95A at Molino Crossroads.

05/12/16

U.S. 29 crosses CR 182 north from Cantonment en route to McDavid and Century.

05/12/16

Traveling west along CR 182 (Molino Road) from U.S. 29.

07/24/11

Barrineau Park is an unincorporated area along the Perdido River and County Road 99. A sign on CR 182 references the community already just west of U.S. 29.

07/24/11

Escambia County Road 182 (Molino Road) shifts southward a half mile before resuming a westward course to Alligator Creek and County Road 99.

07/24/11

County Road 99 heads south 1.25 miles to end at CR 196 in Barrineau Park and north to Bay Springs, McKinnonville and Walnut Hill. Molino Road continues west a short distance further from the CR 182 end as well.

07/24/11

Named Highway 182, the road west of County Road 197 was formerly part of County Road 182. This scene looks at the eastbound beginning of the road as it leads away from Chumuckla Springs Road.

05/03/09

Highway 182 curves toward County Road 197 at the community of Chumuckla. CR 197 enters the area from Pace and Wallace to the south.

05/03/09

Leaving Chumuckla, County Road 197 (Chumuckla Highway) goes through rural New York and Brownsville before ending at SR 89, south of the Jay city limits.

05/03/09

The first shield for County Road 182 east appears just beyond County Road 197.

05/03/09

County Road 182 straddles a section line east nearly seven miles to a stop sign and flasher at SR 89. Like CR 178 to the north, SR 89 is unsigned from CR 182 as it joins the Milton area with Jay.

05/03/09

CR 182 follows Central School Road east from SR 89 to Central High School and Allentown Road.

05/03/09

Allentown Road carries County Road 182 east from the end of Central School Road to SR 87. The local road ties into SR 89 one mile to the west as well.

05/03/09

Two miles further east, CR 182 along Allentown Road concludes at a stop sign with SR 87. SR 87 comprises the main route in Santa Rosa County from south to north, joining the county seat of Milton with the Escambia County, Alabama seat of Brewton.

05/03/09

Allentown Road travels three miles west from SR 87 to SR 89 in central Santa Rosa County. The easternmost two miles double as CR 182.

02/07/06

Santa Rosa County Road 182 parts ways with Allentown Road for Central School Road north and west at this stop sign.

02/07/06

04/13/12

Forthcoming SR 89 is unmarked along CR 182 (Central School Road) west. SR 89 angles northwest from CR 182 to the city of Jay.

04/13/12

County Road 182 continues west from SR 89 and Central School Road across a mixture of farm land and pine forest.

02/07/06

Midway between SR 89 and 87 along CR 182 west by Three Hollow Creek.

02/07/06

Westbound CR 182 reaches the Chumuckla community and CR 197 (Chumuckla Highway).

02/07/06

Santa Rosa County Road 197 arcs west through Chumuckla between Wallace and New York as part of the 23.02 mile course between Pace and Jay.

02/07/06

Highway 182 extends west from CR 197 another 1.6 miles to an elementary school and more farm land.

02/07/06