U.S. 301

The bulk of U.S. 301 throughout North Carolina parallels Interstate 95 as a local route. Exceptions occur through Lumberton, where U.S. 301 follows the original bypass route of Downtown, which in 1961 became a part of Interstate 95. Further north, U.S. 301 overlaps with nearly the entirety of Business Loop I-95 through Hope Mills and Fayetteville. Until 1988, a lengthy portion of U.S. 301 through the Rocky Mount vicinity was also cosigned as Business Loop I-95.
U.S. 301 North Carolina Guides
North

Lumberton to Wilson - 67 photos

Business Loop I-95/U.S. 301 - Fayetteville - 51 photos
South

Garysburg to Halifax - 68 photos

Enfield to Rocky Mount and Sharpsburg - 68 photos

Elm City to Wilson - 61 photos

Business Loop I-95/U.S. 301 - Fayetteville - 36 photos

St. Pauls to Rowland - 64 photos


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References:
- "New Exit 22 traffic pattern debuts soon." The Robesonian (Lumberton, NC), August 23, 2015.
- "Interstate 95 Exit in Lumberton Reaches Final Paving Operation." North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT), press release. October 16, 2015.
Photo Credits:
- ABRoads: 12/14/17
- Alex Nitzman: 08/07/00, 12/16/07
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