U.S. 280 West - Bryan County

An Interstate 16 formerly posted at the westbound beginning of U.S. 280 in Blitchton.
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The first confirming marker for U.S. 280 westbound.
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The Bryan County seat of Pembroke lies 13 miles west of U.S. 80 along U.S. 280. A previous distance sign here also referenced Claxton at 30 miles away.
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A second reassurance marker for U.S. 280 stands west of U.S. 80.
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U.S. 280/SR 30 expand to four lanes through the diamond interchange with Interstate 16 (Jim L. Gillis Highway).
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U.S. 280 west at Wilma Edwards Road in the community of Black Creek.
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U.S. 280 converges with the west end of SR 204 at Lanier.
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SR 204 heads east to Ellabell en route to Georgetown and the Southside of Savannah.
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Entering the Bryan County seat of Pembroke, U.S. 280 transitions onto Bacon Street.
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Forthcoming SR 119 angles southwest from U.S. 80/SR 26 and Interstate 16 in southern Bullock County to Camelia Drive in Pembroke.
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SR 119 follows N College Street from U.S. 280 (Bacon Street). SR 67 lines S College Street, spurring southeast 3.26 miles from Pembroke to the boundary of Fort Stewart.
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SR 67/119 shift west one block from College Street onto Main Street via U.S. 280/SR 30 (Bacon Street). SR 119 continues south to Hinesville and SR 67 north to Statesboro.
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