Nebraska Highway 19 extends 10.90 miles north from Colorado State Highway 113 to U.S. 30 at Sidney in Cheyenne County. Paralleling BNSF Railroad line, N-19 heads north across Peetz Table to the census designated place of Lorenzo to Road 19A. Turning north, N-19 converges with Interstate 80 at Exit 55 and concludes at U.S. 30, 1.75 miles west of the Sidney city limits.
Historically N-19 continued east along Road 19A past Sidney Municipal Airport (SCA) to 11th Avenue in south Sidney. The highway shifted onto Fort Storey Road from 11th Avenue to meet U.S. 30 (Lincoln Highway) at a two-wye intersection.
Business Loop I-80 previously followed N-19 north from I-80 to U.S. 30. The business route accompanied U.S. 30 east to Downtown Sidney and returned to I-80 south via Link 17J. Signs Business 80 were removed by 2012.
North
N-19 commences north from Colorado State Highway 113 by the Nebraska welcome sign.
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The first reassurance marker for N-19 stands north of Road 2.
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N-19 proceeds three miles north from the Colorado border to the unincorporated community of Lorenzo.
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N-19 diverges from the adjacent Union Pacific Railroad line northeast of CR 12.
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N-19 turns north at Road 19A to I-80 and U.S. 30. The original alignment continued east to Sidney Municipal Airport (SCA) and the city of Sidney.
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N-19 heads 3.6 miles north from Road 19A to U.S. 30 (Lincoln Highway).
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N-19 crosses the Union Pacific Railroad north ahead of Road 16.
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Interstate 80 meets N-19 at a diamond interchange (Exit 55) between Road 18 and Road 20.
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Interstate 80 stretches across the width of Nebraska west to Pine Bluffs, Wyoming and east to North Platte, Lincoln and Omaha.
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East from N-19, I-80 runs across the south side of Sidney ahead of I-76 near Big Spring.
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Prior at 2012, N-19 north from the exchange with I-80 was part of Business Loop I-80 to Sidney. The route followed N-19 north to U.S. 30 east.
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Interstate 80 east of the N-19 overpass.
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West from Sidney, I-80 travels to Kimball and the Wyoming capital city of Cheyenne.
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The second shield for N-19 north appears beyond I-80. Business Loop I-80 was cosigned with N-19 on this assembly before 2012.
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U.S. 30 parallels a UP Railroad west from Sidney to N-19, Potter and Dix.
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U.S. 30 joins Sidney with the Kimball County seat of Kimball 34 miles to the west.
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N-19 north concludes with an end sign at U.S. 30 (Lincoln Highway). Business Loop I-80 accompanied U.S. 30 east to Link 17J.
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Page Updated Sunday March 03, 2024.
