Highway 92 East

Iowa 92 enters Washington County beyond the intersection with County Road V15 north to Keota.

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Birch Avenue north ties into Iowa 92 from the community of Valley ahead of this shield assembly.

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Iowa 92 lowers into a valley fed by a tributary of Dutch Creek while along the Seventy Six and Dutch Creek township line.

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County Road W21 runs south from Iowa 92 along Elm Avenue ahead of the next eastbound shield.

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Eastbound Iowa 92 after Fir Avenue.

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One mile further east, Iowa 92 intersects Washington County W38 (Ginkgo Avenue) north. CR W38 replaced Iowa 114 north to Iowa 22 in 1980.

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County Road W38 runs nine miles north to Wellman. The county road continues north from Wellman to Oxford and U.S. 6 in Johnson County.

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Iowa 92 next enters the small city of West Chester. County Road W38 extends south from here three miles to County Road G38.

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Leading away from West Chester, Iowa 92 advances six miles to the city of Washington.

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A tree line appears east of Juniper Avenue as Iowa 92 approaches the West Fork of Crooked Creek.

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Lexington Boulevard angles southeast across Iowa 92 to Washington ahead of this Iowa 92 marker.

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Larch Avenue stems north from Lexington Avenue to intersect Iowa 92 at this shield.

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Iowa 92 heads another mile to merge with Iowa 1 south opposite Washington County G36 (220th Street) west.

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Iowa 92 turns southward alongside Iowa 1 to the Washington County seat.

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North from IA 92 and CR G36, IA 1 travels ten miles to Kalona and 30 miles to Iowa City.

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County Road G36 stems east from Iowa 1 and 92 along 220th Street to a diamond interchange with U.S. 218/Iowa 27 (Avenue of the Saints). The route ends at Louisa County X17 near Gladwin.

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County Road G37 (18th Street) stems east from Iowa 1/92 along the north Washington city line at this shield assembly.

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CR G38 runs 13.4 miles east from Keokuk County Route W15 and Talleyrand to Iowa 1/92 in Washington.

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Iowa 1 branches south from Iowa 92 (Madison Street) at the subsequent intersection.

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Madison Street expands to a three-lane boulevard between Iowa 1 south and 2nd Street. Businesses line the street both at IA 1 and south of the city center.

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Iowa 92 (Madison Street) bisects a residential area from Avenue G to Avenue B. This shield stands at Avenue F.

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The traffic light at Avenue B in Washington is the first signal along Iowa 92 east in 51.4 miles since Oskaloosa. Avenue Blines the west side of Downtown northward.

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County Road W55 south from Iowa Avenue and Washington leads drivers to Wayland, Trenton and U.S. 34 west of Mount Pleasant.

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Marion Avenue continues north from Iowa 92 through the heart of Downtown Washington.

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Iowa 92 turns north from Madison Street onto 2nd Avenue in one block.

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Madison Street becomes a one way street west from 4th to 2nd Avenues by a middle school as Iowa 92 turns north for two blocks.

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Approaching Washington Street along Iowa 92 (2nd Avenue) north.

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Washington Street provides on-street parking on the three blocks west through Downtown. East of 2nd Avenue, the street carries four lanes as Iowa 92 to the east city line.

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Eastbound Iowa 92 (Washington Street) intersects 4th Avenue at this traffic light.

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A lane drop occurs along Iowa 92 east after Airport Road. Airport Road (County Road W61) heads south from Washington Street to Washington Municipal Airport (AWG).

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Wiley Avenue and 247th Street come together at Iowa 92 by a Wal-mart.

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Traveling east beyond Washington, Iowa 92 progresses seven miles to Ainsworth and 40 miles to Muscatine.

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County Road G6W follows Spruce Avenue south to 305th Street east to Crawfordville from Iowa 92 by this reassurance marker.

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Iowa 92 enters the city of Ainsworth at Underwood Avenue / Old Military Road.

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East of Ainsworth, Iowa 92 crosses paths with U.S. 218/Iowa 27 (Avenue of the Saints) at a folded diamond interchange.

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Iowa 92 proceeds nine miles east from U.S. 218/Iowa 27 to Columbus Junction.

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A loop ramp takes drivers from Iowa 92 east onto U.S. 218/Iowa 27 north for the 26 mile drive to Iowa City.

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U.S. 61 Business/Iowa 22-38-92 (Park Avenue) south at Madison Street in Muscatine. The four routes overlap 1.3 miles south from U.S. 61 to Washington Street.

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One block ahead of the eastbound split of Iowa 22 from U.S. 61 Business/Iowa 38-92 (Park Avenue) south.

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Iowa 22 resumes an eastward course along Washington Street, continuing from Muscatine along the Mississippi River to Fairport, Montpeliere and Buffalo in Scott County.

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U.S. 61 Business/Iowa 38-92 remain south on Park Avenue to E 2nd Street. Iowa 22 ends 23 miles to the east at Davenport while Iowa 38 ends in 0.75 miles at the Beckey Bridge approach taking MSR 92 into Illinois.

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Truss arm traffic lights operate at a residential area of Park Avenue south at E 5th Street.

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U.S. 61 Business/Iowa 38-92 angle southwest from Park Avenue along E 2nd Street toward the Beckey Bridge and Downtown Muscatine.

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Park Avenue extends a short distance south to Mississippi Drive as U.S. 61 Business/Iowa 38-92 make a seamless curve onto East 2nd Street.

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The last southbound Iowa 38 reassurance marker appears on this assembly between Park Avenue and Parmalee Street.

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Iowa 38 ends as Iowa 92 branches away from U.S. 61 Business (E 2nd Street) onto the Norbert F. Beckey Bridge approach.

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U.S. 61 Business continues along E 2nd Street across Mad Creek to Mulberry Avenue and Downtown Muscatine. Iowa 92 spans the Mississippi River east en route to Illinois City and Andalusia, Illinois.

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The Beckey Bridge comes into view beyond the final confirming marker for Iowa 92 east.

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Norbert F. Beckey Bridge across the Mississippi River was tolled until 1987, when the state finished paying off construction costs for the span.¹

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Opened to traffic on December 8, 1972, the Beckey Bridge replaced the narrow Muscatine High Bridge, a span built in 1891 as a privately owned toll bridge.¹

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Iowa 92 ascends to a height of 64 feet above the Mississippi River on the 3,018 feet long steel truss through deck bridge.²

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The Illinois state line lies just beyond the superstructure of the Beckey Bridge. The span honors Norbert Beckey (1921-81), a chairman of the Muscatine Bridge Commission that oversaw repair of the previous High Bridge and advanced efforts for its replacement.¹

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