U.S. 29 North

Ascending across the CSX Railroad, U.S. 29 north enters Flomaton, Alabama. State Route 113 commences here.

11/25/01

Built in 1968, the bridge spanning the CSX Railroad lowers into the Flomaton street grid beyond Ringgold Street.

06/21/05

College Street heads two blocks west from McCurdy Street to intersect U.S. 29/ SR 113 (Flomaton Boulevard) at this traffic signal. CR 2 lines College Street west, becoming Old Atmore Road en route to U.S. 31 near Wawbeek.

04/13/12

Poplar Street links U.S. 23/SR 113 (Sidney E. Manning Boulevard) with parallel Palafox Street just south of U.S. 31.

10/06/12

U.S. 29/SR 113 combine with U.S. 31 eastward for 1.14 miles. U.S. 31 travels west from Flomaton 14 miles to Atmore.

04/13/12

This intersection where U.S. 29/SR 113 join U.S. 31 represents the historic north end of U.S. 331. Until 1934, U.S. 331 constituted a short route from Pensacola, Florida to Flomaton. It was replaced by a southward extension U.S. 29.

04/13/12

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

U.S. 29 joins SR 41 (Mildred Street) south from U.S. 31 (St. Joseph Avenue) 7.79 miles from the Florida state line.

02/12/10

Green Street meets Mildred Street at this signalized intersection in the Brewton central business district.

05/09/09

U.S. 29 north / SR 41 south span Murder Creek and leave Brewton for East Brewton.

05/09/09

U.S. 29/SR 41 part ways at the south end of unsigned SR 15. SR 15 takes over for SR 41 as the counterpart of U.S. 29 northward to the Georgia state line.

05/09/09

U.S. 29 turns easterly onto Forrest Avenue from SR 41 (Florida Street) in East Brewton. SR 41 continues south 6.53 miles to Santa Rosa County, Florida while U.S. 29 traverses areas of Conecuh National Forest east over the next 45 miles to Andalusia.

07/11/10

Reassurance marker posted for U.S. 29 north of Bradley Road. Bradley Road was the original alignment for CR 4 leading southeast to Roberts. The county road was realigned to the east by 2004, bypassing a stretch of road paralleling the west banks of the Conecuh River.

05/03/09

CR 4 follows Ridge Road north from Bradley Road to U.S. 29 opposite from CR 22. CR 22 travels west to Rock Hill, Spring Hill and U.S. 29/SR 41 in East Brewton. CR 4 meanders east to Roberts and Bradley in Conecuh National Forest.

05/03/09

Besides the settlements of Dixie and Rome, the lone significant point along U.S. 29 between Brewton and Andalusia is the intersection with SR 137. SR 137 travels wholly within Conecuh National Forest as it leads 14 miles south from U.S. 29 to the Florida state line.

11/25/01

Entering the Andalusia vicinity, U.S. 29 combines with SR 55. Area routes were reconfigured following completion of the northern Andalusia bypass. With it, SR 55 was relocated along old U.S. 29 from Downtown to this intersection. Old SR 55 between the business district and U.S. 84 is locally maintained.

11/25/01

The northern split of U.S. 29 and SR 55 at U.S. 84. U.S. 84 overlaps with SR 55 to River Falls, three miles to the northwest. U.S. 29/84 combine to the east along the four lane north bypass.

11/25/01

Entering the city square in Tuskegee, U.S. 29 northbound merges with U.S. 80 east for a seven mile overlap through the nearby National Forest. SR 81 begins on the north side of the square.

08/22/03