U.S. 29/31 North

U.S. 29/31-SR 113 confirming markers posted at Palafox Street. The three way overlap in Flomaton was expanded from two to five lanes in 2002.

04/13/12

U.S. 29/31-SR 113 cross Big Escambia Creek over the F.P. "Skippy" White Bridge South.

06/21/05

Northbound distance sign posted 14 miles southwest of the U.S. 29/31 split at Brewton. Evergreen is 41 miles away via U.S. 31.

04/13/12

Escambia County Route 25 stems north from Railroad Street / Van Hoosen Road in Flomaton to CR 17/27 at Stanley Crossroads.

04/13/12

U.S. 29/31-SR 113 arc northeast ahead of their separation in north Flomaton. U.S. 29/ 31 continue east toward Pollard and McCall.

04/13/12

SR 113 constitutes one of two four lane highways north to Interstate 65 in Escambia County. Construction widening SR 113 north from Flomaton to I-65 at Exit 69 took place between September 11, 2007 and November 12, 2008.

04/13/12

SR 113 travels 13.51 miles from U.S. 29/31 at Flomaton to I-65 and CR 17 near Barnett Crossroads. The four lane highway is the northern leg of the main hurricane evacuation route for Pensacola, Florida.

04/13/12

Alco Drive, the original alignment of U.S. 29/31 through southwest Brewton, ties into U.S. 29/31 (South Boulevard) ahead of Burnt Corn Creek.

12/05/09

The CSX Railroad runs along the south side of U.S. 29/31 (South Boulevard) from Burnt Corn Creek to SR 41 (St. Nicholas Avenue). Due to the tight turning radius at Mildred Street, a truck route for U.S. 29 north utilizes parallel Persimmon Street to SR 41 south.

12/05/09

Persimmon Street parallels from U.S. 29/31 (South Boulevard) at Ann Avenue to SR 41 (St. Nicholas Avenue), one block north of St. Joseph Avenue. The access road also connects with SR 41 north.

12/05/09

U.S. 29 turns southward with SR 41 onto Mildred Street from U.S. 31 (St. Joseph Avenue) in Downtown Brewton. U.S. 31 continues en route to the Conecuh County seat of Evergreen and U.S. 84 while SR 41 and U.S. 29 lead southeast 1.25 miles into East Brewton.

12/05/09