Starting as an expressway east from Interstate 95 at Groton, Connecticut Route 184 travels a generally rural route 15.66 miles to Route 216 at North Stonington near the Rhode Island state line. Route 184 parallels I-95 to the north through Center Groton, Burnetts Corner and a traffic circle with Route 2.
Route 184 carried the designation of Route 84 from 1932 to 1958 and then Route 95 from 1958 to 1964. Route 95 was a result of numbering consistency with existing segments of Interstate 95 until its completion in the area by 1964.1
 East |
 | Route 184 (Providence New London Turnpike) lowers toward the intersection with Route 216. 06/26/05 |
 | Route 216 (Clarks Falls Road) south meets I-95 (Exit 93) adjacent to the east end of Route 184 in North Stonington. Providence New London Turnpike continues east of Clarks Falls Road as Extension 184, a dead end road that once was part of a MSR 184.1 06/26/05 |
| West |
 | Route 216 (Clarks Falls Road) north intersects Route 184 (Providence New London Turnpike) just beyond I-95. MSR 216 extends north northwest from Ashaway, Rhode Island to Route 49 within the Town of North Stonington. Route 184 leads west 3.3 miles to Route 2 (Norwich Westerly Road). 06/26/05 |
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06/26/05 by AARoads and Carter Buchanan
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Interstate 95 - Governor John Lodge Turnpike
Page Updated 02-01-2007.