U.S. 19/129 South - North Carolina to Turners Corner

U.S. 19/129 (Murphy Highway) proceeds south from U.S. 74 in North Carolina to Ivylog and Blairsville. SR 11 follows U.S. 129 throughout the Peach State.
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SR 325 loops west on a 11.1 mile course around Nottely Lake to U.S. 76/SR 515.
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U.S. 19/129 advance nine miles southeast to the Union County seat. Cleveland lies in White County along U.S. 129/SR 11 42 miles ahead.
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Traffic shifts onto a 2014 completed span over Ivylog Creek.
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U.S. 19/129 joins U.S. 76/SR 515 ahead on a 1.1 mile overlap to Glenn Gooch Bypass.
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SR 515 is part of Appalachian Development Highway Corridor A, connecting Atlanta with Clydes, North Carolina.
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U.S. 19/129 previously lined Murphy Highway south of U.S. 76 to Blue Ridge Street.
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Blue Ridge Street advances east into the center of Blairsville.
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Cleveland Street formerly lead U.S. 19/129 on a southeast course from downtown.
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State Route 180 east of U.S. 19/129 is part of the Georgia Scenic Highway system.
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SR 180 combines with U.S. 19/129 (Gainesville Highway) south for 2.4 miles before departing near Vogel State Park.
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SR 180 (Wolf Pen Gap Road) meanders southwest 11.2 miles to SR 60 at Suches.
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The Appalachian Trail crosses U.S. 19/129 31 miles from its southern trailhead. The trail stretches over 2,169 miles from Springer Mountain to Mount Katahdin in Maine.
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Entering Lumpkin County, U.S. 19/129 continues to wind south through Chattahoochee National Forest.
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U.S. 19/SR 9 departs U.S. 129/SR 11 ahead for Dahlonega and Cumming.
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U.S. 129 continues southeast 10.4 miles to Cleveland while U.S. 19 angles southerly 14 miles to the Lumpkin County seat.
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