Highway 177

Kansas Highway 177

Kansas Highway 177 travels 102.87 miles north from U.S. 54, east of El Dorado across the Flint Hills region to U.S. 24 in Manhattan. Within Butler County, K-177 heads 22.35 miles north from eastern reaches of El Dorado Lake to the small city of Cassoday and the Kansas Turnpike (I-35) at Exit 92. The 33.08 mile long section of K-177 through Chase County parallels the South Fork of the Cottonwood River north from the city of Matfield Green to Bazaar en route to the county seat of Cottonwood Falls.

K-57 formerly overlapped with K-177 north from U.S. 50 outside Strong City on the stretch to Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve and U.S. 56 at Council Grove. Within the city of County Grove, K-177 dog legs east alongside U.S. 56 for 0.16 miles between Neosho Street and Union Street. K-177 continues north from the Morris County seat by Council Grove Lake to a 1.00 mile long overlap with K-4 on the Wabaunsee County line.

K-4 west leads west from K-177 to Dwight, where K-57 north begins. The city of Alta Vista lies just east of K-177 off K-4. K-177 shifts one mile west into Geary County along a rural course north to I-70/U.S. 40 at Exit 313. The remaining 8.62 miles of K-177 beyond I-70 constitute a four lane highway or arterial to K-18 at Fairmont and U.S. 24 in the city of Manhattan.

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Page Updated Friday November 05, 2021.