State Road 190
State Road 190 comprises one half of an arc looping southeast from Florida 85 into the city of Valparaiso in Okaloosa County. The state road travels 1.23 miles along Valparaiso Parkway between SR 85 and SR 397 (John Sims Parkway), primarily serving local interests and some Eglin Air Force Base traffic.
East
The first SR 190 shield stands along the transition ramp from SR 85 north to Valparaiso Parkway and the Valparaiso city limits.
04/08/11
Beyond Valparaiso Elementary school and City Hall, State Road 190 curves toward SR 397 (John Sims Parkway). SR 190 originally turned northward and a portion of old alignment remains in use as a service road to the left in this scene.
02/13/10
SR 190 concludes at SR 397 (John Sims Parkway). The state road has two legs, with the northern segment connecting Niceville with the East Gate of Eglin A.F.B.
02/13/10
Sometime in either 2010 or 2011, the shield assembly for SR 397 along SR 190 east was turned perpendicular to Valparaiso Parkway.
05/13/12
SR 397 runs 2.17 miles from SR 85 in Niceville to Eglin Air Force Base. The arterial accommodates four lanes overall.
02/13/10
West
The first confirming marker for SR 190 (Valparaiso Parkway) appears immediately west of SR 397.
05/13/12
SR 190 overtakes its original alignment (Old SR 190) just west of John Sims Parkway. This distance sign stands at that location, 12 miles from Downtown Fort Walton Beach.
05/13/12
An indication of SR 190's former alignment is the placement of this second westbound reassurance marker between Old SR-190 and Rockford Street.
05/13/12
Exiting the city limits of Valparaiso, SR 190 (Valparaiso Parkway) converges with SR 85 adjacent to areas within Eglin Air Force Base.
05/13/12
SR 190 ends as SR 85 southbound leaves Valparaiso for Shalimar and Fort Walton Beach. The state road follows Government Avenue northeast to SR 397 (John Sims Parkway) in Niceville.
05/13/12
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- ABRoads: 02/13/10, 04/08/11, 05/13/12
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Page Updated Thursday May 17, 2012.