State Route 193
Measuring 57.95 miles in length, State Route 193 originates in the city of Youngstown along the West River Crossing, an expressway connecting I-680 with U.S. 422 (Madison Avenue Freeway) northwest of Downtown. SR 193 shifts onto Wirt Boulevard northward to Churchill in Trumbull County where it meets Interstate 80. Paralleling the freeway along SR 11, SR 193 runs north to Youngstown-Warren Regional Airport along a rural course into Ashtabula County. The north end connects with U.S. 20 and SR 531 in the village of North Kingsville by Lake Erie.
North
SR 193 (Belmont Avenue) extends north from the city of Youngstown along a commercial boulevard through Liberty Township to Interstate 80.
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The parclo interchange (Exit 229) joining SR 193 (Belmont Avenue) north with Interstate 80 follows Liberty Street.
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The exit from Interstate 80 east to SR 193 ties into Liberty Street just west of Belmont Road.
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SR 193 sign assembly directing motorists taking Exit 229 from I-80 east onto Liberty Street to Belmont Avenue.
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Interstate 80 heads east from Liberty Township to the city of Hubbard and Mercer, Pennsylvania. The control city for I-80 by Youngstown is New York City.
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Interstate 80 converges with the freeway along SR 11 and SR 771 to the immediate west of SR 193.
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Beyond SR 11 and Youngstown, Interstate 80 continues across Meander Creek Reservoir to overtake the Ohio Turnpike from I-76 en route to Cleveland.
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SR 193 reassurance marker posted north at Warren-Sharon Road in the unincorporated community of Vienna. SR 193 continues north to the passenger terminal at Youngstown-Warren Regional Airport (YNG).
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Page Updated Sunday July 14, 2024.