U.S. 90 West - Baldwin County


The Welcome to Alabama sign stands ahead of a flood relief bridge for the Perdido River and Paper Company Road. A private road, Paper Company Road winds northward across I-10 to CR 112.
05/17/14
County Road 91 travels east along Brown's Landing Road to Three Rivers Road. CR 91 spurs southward to Kings Landing Road near the Blackwater River.
08/01/06
Southward, CR 62 mainly serves agricultural interests along the spur to Glass and Spivey Road.
09/27/12
Continuing one mile west from CR 85, U.S. 90 meets CR 83 / Baldwin Beach Express. CR 83 originally had four segments: from U.S. 90 north to CR 64, from Silverhill Avenue south near Summerdale to CR 36 (Greenwood Road), from CR 36 south to CR 32, and from CR 32 south along Main Street through Elberta to CR 20 at Miflin.
09/27/12
Construction underway between 2010-12 upgraded CR 83 into the Baldwin Beach Express. The four lane highway leads north to I-10 on the eastern outskirts of Loxley and south to the Foley Beach Express.
09/27/12
U.S. 90 leaves the CR 83 intersection and kinks southwest over the Blackwater River toward the city of Robertsdale.
03/18/12
08/03/06
CR 71 travels north from Robertsdale to CR 64 near Rosinton and southward paralleling SR 59 to Summerdale and northwest Foley.
03/18/12
CR 65 heads north from U.S. 90 to CR 64 while U.S. 90 joins SR 59 north between Robertsdale and Loxley. SR 59 constitutes the main route from the coastal resort areas of Gulf Shores and Orange Beach to both I-10 and I-65.
03/18/12
SR 59 runs south from U.S. 90 to Downtown Robertsdale, Summerdale, Foley and SR 180 in Gulf Shores. Northward the 94 mile long state route continues to Stapleton, Bay Minette, Stockton and Uriah.
03/18/12


A guide sign directing travelers toward Loxley and Bay Minette was posted along U.S. 90/SR 59 north by 2009.
03/08/09
U.S. 90/SR 59 curve westward from CR 66 (St. Alban Avenue) and split beyond the street grid of Loxley.
03/08/09

Leaving Loxley, U.S. 90 travels an initially rural road to CR 66, midway between SR 59 and Malbis.
06/09/06
CR 66 dead ends to the north of the Loxley Heights subdivision and heads south to link U.S. 90 with CR 64. An east-west branch of County Road 66 ties in nearby from St. Alban Avenue and the Valamour development west of Loxley.
06/09/06
Continuing from CR 66, U.S. 90 curves northward over a 1971-bridge across the Fish River toward Plantation Hills and Malbis.
06/09/06
Entering Malbis, U.S. 90 converges with SR 181 (Malbis Plantation Parkway). SR 181 constitutes a suburban arterial joining the Eastern Shore Centre area of Spanish Fort with U.S. 98 at Weeks Bay.
06/09/06
U.S. 90 west at SR 181, pictured during 2006 construction of Eastern Shore Park and before the intersection expansion with protected turn lanes. SR 181 originally ended at U.S. 90, following Malbis Plantation Parkway northward to I-10 at Exit 38 and U.S. 31. SR 181 was extended south in 2004 when ALDOT and Baldwin County swapped mileage between then CR 27 and SR 112.
06/09/06
Annexations from both Daphne and Spanish Fort absorbed the previously unincorporated area of Malbis. Expansion of U.S. 90 initially added a westbound lane at SR 181 for the adjacent retail area. Growth continued along the formerly rural road with business parks added westward into Daphne.
09/01/08
U.S. 90 straddles northern reaches of the Lake Forest community of Daphne and meets the eastbound on-ramp to Interstate 10 opposite Jubilee Square shopping center.
11/30/08
The I-10 entrance ramp to Loxley and Pensacola from U.S. 90 serves traffic interests from U.S. 98 in Daphne and U.S. 90 south from Bridgehead in Spanish Fort in addition to U.S. 90 westbound.
11/30/08
U.S. 90 combines with U.S. 98 west 0.194 miles across Interstate 10 to Bridgehead. U.S. 98 joins Spanish Fort with Daphne and Fairhope to the south.
08/04/06
U.S. 98 constitutes a busy arterial route south from I-10 and U.S. 98 through Fairhope. The highway turns east near rural Barnwell to Magnolia Springs, Foley, and Lillian.
08/04/06



U.S. 90 intersects Bass Pro Drive opposite the Larry Dee Carver Scenic Overlook and tourist information center just beyond U.S. 98 (Battleship Parkway). The Spanish Fort Town Center development was constructed along the east side of U.S. 90 in the mid-2000s.
03/18/12
The second signalized intersection for Spanish Fort Town Center connects U.S. 90 with Town Center Avenue east. Spanish Fort Town Center houses a number of big box stores, a hotel and an apartment complex.
03/18/12
Advancing a short distance beyond Spanish Fort Town Center, U.S. 90 (Old Spanish Trail) intersects the south end of U.S. 31 (Spanish Fort Boulevard). U.S. 31 leads east through Spanish Fort, then turns north to combine with SR 59 (Gulf Shores Parkway) to Bay Minette.
03/18/12
U.S. 31 generally serves local traffic through Spanish Fort and throughout Baldwin County. Heading north to Montgomery and Birmingham, U.S. 31 parallels the I-65 corridor. The overall route travels 1,280 miles to Mackinaw City, Michigan.
06/06/06
U.S. 90 overtakes Spanish Fort Boulevard west from U.S. 31 to a wye interchange with U.S. 98 (Battleship Parkway) at the Shellbank River.
03/18/12


Photo Credits:
- ABRoads: 11/30/08, 03/08/09, 03/18/12, 05/17/14
- Alex Nitzman: 06/06/06, 06/07/06, 06/09/06, 08/01/06, 08/03/06, 08/04/06, 09/01/08, 09/27/12
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Page Updated Monday October 01, 2012.