N.C. 150 forms a multi state route with S.C. 150, extending 183 miles northeast from the state line through Shelby, Lincolnton, Mooresville, Salisbury, and Winston-Salem. The state route concludes at U.S. 158 near Yanceyville.
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| North Carolina 150 (River Highway) eastbound at the diamond interchange with Interstate 77. Shopping centers and business complexes surround the exchange, resulting in traffic congestion along the east-west arterial. Photo taken 12/30/08. |
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| The northbound on-ramp for Interstate 77 to Statesville departs North Carolina 150 (West Plaza Drive) east. North Carolina 150 continues a short distance to U.S. 21. Photo taken 12/30/08. |
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| North Carolina 150 constitutes a five-lane arterial through Mooresville, between Morrison Plantation Parkway and North Carolina 115 (Broad Street). Photo taken 12/30/08. |
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| Norman Station Road stems south from North Carolina 150 (West Plaza Drive) to a myriad of commercial businesses ranging from hotels to big box retail. Photo taken 12/30/08. |
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| Another traffic light adds to the congestion along West Plaza Drive between I-77 and U.S. 21. These signals preceded the completion of a commerce park to the north. Photo taken 12/30/08. |
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| Talbert Road crosses North Carolina 150 between Brawley School and Oates Roads at this traffic light. The north-south road serves sprawling residential areas to the south and industrial parks to the north. Photo taken 12/30/08. |
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| MacLeod Drive spurs southward to Dry Dock Loop from North Carolina 150 (West Plaza Drive). Photo taken 12/30/08. |
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| Approaching U.S. 21 (Charlotte Highway) on North Carolina 150 east. U.S. 21 retains its old alignment through Mooresville, traveling a suburban corridor southward to merge with Interstate 77 at Exit 33 and northward to Shepherds. Photo taken 12/30/08. |
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| A modified full cloverleaf interchange joins U.S. 21 (Charlotte Highway) with NC 150 (West Plaza Drive). U.S. 21 provides an alternate route to I-77 by way of Williamson Road. NC 150 turns northeast to Salisbury, remaining suburban toward the Rowan County line. Photo taken 12/30/08. |
