U.S. 127 South

An end shield was previously posted for U.S. 127 at the gore point for the entrance ramp to U.S. 27 south into Chattanooga.
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U.S. 127 (Signal Mountain Road) concludes at a parclo interchange with the freeway along U.S. 27 in the city of Red Bank. U.S. 27 south crosses the Tennessee River into Chattanooga, becoming a part of I-124 en route to Interstate 24.
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U.S. 27 extends north from Red Bank along a freeway to Soddy-Daisy and SR 111.
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The Rhea County seat of Dayton lie 34 miles to the northeast along U.S. 27.
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The remainder of U.S. 127 south from U.S. 27 to Downtown Chattanooga is unsigned. The route turns south onto Dayton Boulevard from the end of Signal Mountain Road.
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A wye interchange joins U.S. 127 along Dayton Boulevard south with U.S. 27.
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U.S. 27 runs along the west side of Downtown Chattanooga, becoming a part of Interstate 124 south to I-24.
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U.S. 127 (Dayton Boulevard) enters the Chattanooga city limits at Stringers Ridge.
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U.S. 127 passes through Stringers Ridge Tunnel, a 299.8 foot long tunnel built in 1909.²
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U.S. 127 exits Stringers Ridge Tunnel on Cherokee Boulevard.
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Cherokee Boulevard angles southeast into the North Chattanooga business district, intersecting Manning Street at these signals.
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Manufacturers Road leads west to a parclo interchange with U.S. 27 at the north end of the Olgiati Bridge.
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U.S. 127 follows Market Street south from Cherokee Boulevard to Downtown Chattanooga.
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Market Street (U.S. 127) expands to four lanes across the Chief John Ross Bridge.
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The Market Street Bridge was built in 1917. The 2,000 foot long span was reconstructed in 2007.¹
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The Chief John Ross Bridge is a bascule steel through arch bridge.
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Market Street enters Downtown Chattanooga by the Tennessee Aquarium at E 1st Street.
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Market Street south at 8th Street.
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U.S. 127 concludes along Market Street south ahead of the eastbound beginning of U.S. 76 at Martin Luther King Boulevard. SR 8 also turns west one block onto MLK Boulevard to Broad Street.
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A trailblazer for I-24 is the lone route marker posted at the junction of U.S. 127, U.S. 76 and SR 8.
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