U.S. 24 West - Manhattan

U.S. 24 (Poyntz Avenue) crosses the Big Blue River west just ahead of Manhattan.
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U.S. 24 formally enters the Manhattan city limits westbound at McCall Road.
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McCall Road branches west from U.S. 24 along a commercialized stretch to U.S. 24 along Tuttle Creek Boulevard. This reassurance marker follows on Poyntz Avenue.
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Angling southwest along a Union Pacific Railroad line and the Kansas River, U.S. 24 (Poyntz Avenue) next meets K-177 (Fort Riley Boulevard).
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K-177 lines Fort Riley Boulevard 0.31 miles south to K-18, which continues the arterial west toward Ogden and Fort Riley.
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U.S. 24 turns north onto Tuttle Creek Boulevard at K-177 across from Manhattan Town Center mall.
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Tuttle Creek Boulevard north to Bluemont Avenue west leads to the Kansas State University campus.
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K-177 runs south from K-18 to I-70 and Council Grove. K-18 provides a high speed route southwest from Manhattan to Fort Riley and I-70 to Junction City.
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U.S. 24 runs northwest to Riley, Leonardville and the Clay County seat of Clay Center.
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The succeeding traffic light on U.S. 24 (Tuttle Creek Boulevard) west is with Leavenworth Street west to City Park.
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