U.S. 601

McKinney Road (SR 1544) stems northwest from U.S. 601 by I-74, 2.88 miles to Red Brush Road (SR 1350).

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U.S. 601 concludes at U.S. 52 Bypass (Andy Griffith Parkway) in Mount Airy. U.S. 52 Bypass encircles the western and southern sides of the city between Boones Hill and Toast.

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Rockford Street (SR 2426) continues beyond the end of U.S. 601 across Lovills Creek to Downtown Mount Airy. Rockford Street was formerly a part of U.S. 601 to U.S. 52 Business.

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U.S. 601 (Rockford Street) leads south from U.S. 52 (Andy Griffith Parkway) along a heavily developed commercial stretch lined with fast food eateries, big box retail and lodging. W Stewart Drive (SR 2151) and Forest Drive (SR 1365) meet U.S. 601 at this traffic light.

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The first southbound shield for U.S. 601 stands beyond the intersection with Forest Drive and Stewart Drive.

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Edgewood Drive (SR 1366) arcs east from U.S. 601 (Rockford Street) to Park Drive (SR 2000).

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U.S. 601 transitions into a rural four lane, divided highway beyond the separation with Old Highway 601 to White Plains. The ensuing stretch spans Stewarts Creek.

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Connecting U.S. 52 with I-77 to the west, a 17 mile section of Interstate 74 bypasses Mount Airy to the south.

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Interstate 74 was designated within Surry County in April 2001. I-74 combines with I-77 north six miles to the west en route to the Virginia state line. Heading southeast, Future I-74 follows U.S. 52 to Winston-Salem.

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Interstate 74 west connects with I-77 south to Statesville and north to Wytheville, Virginia.

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