Former State Route 204 Spur East

Former
East
East
Montgomery Cross Road east at Waters Avenue, where SR 204SP formerly turned south from Savannah toward Skidaway Island.
05/29/05
05/29/05
Truman Parkway opened north from Whitefield Avenue to Montgomery Crossroad on September 22, 2005. Work on the freeway west to SR 204 commenced in March 2010.
11/13/06
11/13/06
The diamond interchange with Truman Parkway was completed by March 2014, when the expressway west opened to traffic.
11/13/06
11/13/06
SR 204SP (Whitefield Avenue) was expanded to four lanes south from Truman Parkway to Diamond Causeway by 2014.
09/22/14
09/22/14
A confirming marker was posted by mile marker 3, beyond River Bluff Drive at the Oak Bluff subdivision.
09/22/14
09/22/14
Four lane expansion of SR 204SP removed the ramp for Whitefield Avenue at the separation with Diamond Causeway and replaced it with a signalized intersection.
09/22/14
09/22/14
Ferguson Avenue runs south from near Isle of Hope to Montgomery. Traffic lights at Diamond Causeway and Ferguson Avenue replaced a flasher by 1990.
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09/22/14
The Frank O. Downing Fishing Pier parallels Diamond Causeway bridge spanning the Moon River.
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11/13/06
The Moon River flows along the west side of Isle of Hope south around Piegeon Island into the Intracoastal Waterway at Burnside Island.
09/22/14
09/22/14
The Rodney J. Hall Boat Ramp and beach lie just south of the high rise span across Skidaway Narrows.
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09/22/14
Skidaway Narrows is part of the Intracoastal Waterway south to the Burnside River and north to the Skidaway River and north end of Skidaway Island.
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09/22/14
State Park Road stems 0.21 miles north into Skidaway Island State Park. Expansion of Diamond Causeway to four lanes coincided with the addition of traffic lights here by 2012.
09/22/14
09/22/14
Photo Credits:
- Alex Nitzman, Carter Buchanan: 05/29/05
- Alex Nitzman, Justin Cozart: 11/13/06
- ABRoads: 09/22/14, 09/23/14
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Page Updated Tuesday May 25, 2021.
