K-267

K-267 is the western most state highway in Sherman County. Forming an L-shaped route for 0.84 miles, K-267 connects Exit 1 of I-70/U.S. 24 with the rural city of Kanorado, just east of the Colorado state line.

Interstate 70/U.S. 24 travel 12.7 miles west to Burlington, Colorado. The two overlap or parallel one another to Limon.
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Old US Highway 24 travels west from the settlement of Ruleton alongside the Kyle Railroad to Kanorado.
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Grain elevators and silos rise along the north side of K-267 and the KYLE Railroad just outside the Kanorado city limits.
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Eastern Avenue runs along the east side of the Kanorado street grid, connecting with Center and Front Streets west to the business district.
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An abandoned gas station and convenience store at the southeast corner of K-267 and Eastern Avenue at Kanorado.
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Old US Highway 24 continues east from K-267 as a local route eight miles to Ruleton and 17 miles to the Sherman County seat of Goodland.
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CR 3 originates in agricultural areas, five miles north of Old US Highway 24 and K-267. K-267 supersedes the road south to the ramps with Interstate 70/U.S. 24.
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Although listed as one mile away, K-267 travels just a third of mile to the center line of Interstate 70 at Exit 1.
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Page Updated Tuesday May 09, 2017.