Alabama State Route 21
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| Maintained by ALDOT | ||||
| Length: | 279.296 mi[1] (449.483 km) | |||
| Major junctions | ||||
| South end: |
 SR 97 at the Florida state line | |||
 US 31 in Atmore and in Montgomery I‑65 north of Atmore and again in Montgomery US 84 in Monroeville US 80 in Montgomery US 82 in Montgomery US 331 in Montgomery US 231 in Montgomery I‑85 in Montgomery US 280 in Sylacauga I‑20 in Oxford US 78 in Oxford US 431 in Anniston | ||||
| North end: |
 SR 9 at Piedmont | |||
| Location | ||||
| Counties: | Escambia, Monroe, Wilcox, Lowndes, Montgomery, Elmore, Coosa, Talladega | |||
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State Route 21 (SR 21) is a 279-mile (449 km) state highway that extends from the Florida state line, near Atmore in Escambia County to Piedmont in Calhoun County. The route travels almost the entire length of the state from the northeast to the southwest. It is the longest signed state route in Alabama.
Route description
View north from the south end of SR 21
Starting at the northern terminus of Florida State Road 97 at the Florida state line south of Atmore, the route travels north through Atmore, then enters Monroe County and travels northeast through Frisco City and Monroeville and is concurrent with SR 47 for part of this section. SR 21 then once again becomes a standalone route passing through Beatrice and Oak Hill. In Lowndes County, SR 21 begins its first concurrency with US 80, and the two highways enter Montgomery, the state capital, from the southwest. SR 21 then diverges northeastward from US 80 for a short concurrency with US 31, then travels concurrently with US 80 once again (as well as US 82) around the Montgomery city center, diverging from US 82 at US 231 and traveling concurrently with US 231 northward to Sylacauga at an interchange with US 280. From Sylacauga, SR 21 turns northeastward toward Talladega. The route travels close to the Talladega National Forest and the Talladega Superspeedway. From here, SR 21 continues generally northeastward through the cities of Oxford, Anniston, and Jacksonville before terminating at an intersection with SR 9 in Piedmont. The route is paved throughout and often multi-lane.
Major intersections
| County | Location | mi[1] | km | Destinations | Notes |
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| Escambia | Atmore | 0.000 | 0.000 | SR 97 south – Pensacola | Florida state line |
| 1.888 | 3.038 | US 31 (Nashville Avenue / SR 3) – Mobile, Brewton | |||
| | 8.122 | 13.071 | I‑65 – Mobile, Montgomery | I-65 exit 57 | |
| Monroe | Uriah | 22.372 | 36.004 |  SR 59 south – Stockton, Upper Delta Wildlife Management Area | Northern terminus of SR 59 |
| Frisco City |     SR 21 Truck north (Bowden Street) / CR 18 (Wild Fork Road) | ||||
| SR 21 Truck south (Highway 21 By-Pass) | |||||
| | 38.087 | 61.295 |   US 84 / SR 41 south / SR 47 Truck south (SR 12) – Grove Hill, Evergreen | Southern end of SR 41/SR 47 Truck concurrency | |
| Ollie | 38.517 | 61.987 |  SR 136 east to I‑65 north | Western terminus of SR 136 | |
| Monroeville | 40.864 | 65.764 |  SR 21 Bus. north / SR 41 north (South Alabama Avenue) – Old Courthouse Museum | Northern end of SR 41 concurrency | |
| 43.128 | 69.408 | SR 21 Bus. south / SR 47 south (Pineville Road) – Monroeville | Southern end of SR 47 concurrency; northern end of SR 47 Truck concurrency (it ends at this intersection) | ||
| Beatrice | 59.336 | 95.492 |  SR 265 north (Bryan Street) – Vredenburgh, Camden | Southern terminus of SR 265 | |
| Riley | 64.357 | 103.573 | SR 47 north – Greenville | Northern end of SR 47 concurrency | |
| Wilcox | Oak Hill | 78.965 | 127.082 |  SR 10 – Camden, Greenville | |
| | 84.111 | 135.364 |  SR 28 west – Camden | Eastern terminus of SR 28 | |
| Elm Bluff | 85.183 | 137.089 |  SR 89 north – Selma | Southern terminus of SR 89 | |
| Lowndes | | 102.222 | 164.510 |   SR 263 south / CR 7 north – Greenville | Northern terminus of SR 263 |
| Hayneville | 120.503 | 193.931 |  SR 97 (Commerce Street) – Lowndesboro, Letohatchee | ||
| | 127.864 | 205.777 | US 80 west (SR 8) – Selma | Southern end of US 80/SR 8 concurrency | |
| Montgomery | Montgomery | 138.043 | 222.159 | US 31 south (SR 3) / US 80 east (SR 8) to I‑65 – Mobile, Hope Hull | Interchange; southern end of US 31/SR 3 concurrency; northern end of US 80/SR 8 concurrency |
| 139.276 | 224.143 | US 31 north (West Boulevard / SR 3) / Selma-Mobile Highway – H. Councill Trenholm State Technical College | Northern end of US 31/SR 3 concurrency | ||
| 139.836 | 225.044 | I‑65 / US 80 west / US 82 west (SR 6 west / SR 8 west) to I‑85 – Birmingham, Atlanta, Selma, Mobile, Tuscaloosa | I-65 exit 168; southern end of US 80/US 82/SR 6/SR 8 concurrency | ||
| 141.419 | 227.592 | US 331 south (Court Street / SR 9) – Luverne | Northern terminus of US 331; southern end of SR 9 concurrency | ||
| 145.315 | 233.862 | US 82 east / US 231 south (Troy Highway / SR 6 east / SR 53 south) – Union Springs, Troy, Ozark, Dothan, H. Councill Trenholm State Technical College | northern end of US 82/SR 6 concurrency; southern end of US 231/SR 53 concurrency | ||
| 148.423 | 238.864 | I‑85 / US 80 east (SR 8 east) to I‑65 – Montgomery, Atlanta, Tuskegee | I-85 exit 6; north end of US 80/SR 8 concurrency | ||
| 149.8[2] | 241.1 | Atlanta Highway - Faulkner University | Interchange; former US 80 east/SR 8 east | ||
| 152.883 | 246.041 |  To I‑65 (via SR 152 west) / Congressman William L. Dickinson Drive – Birmingham, Mobile, Airport, Maxwell AFB Gunter Annex, Alabama National Guard Headquarters | Interchange | ||
| Elmore | Wetumpka |  To SR 111 / South Main Street | South end of SR 111 Truck concurrency | ||
| 163.340 | 262.870 |  SR 170 east – Tallassee | Western terminus of SR 170 | ||
| Company Street – Downtown Wetumpka Historical District | Former SR 14 west | ||||
| 163.681 | 263.419 |   SR 14 / SR 111 Truck north (Coosa River Parkway / Tallassee Highway) – Prattville, Tallassee, Wetumpka Sports Complex | North end of SR 111 Truck concurrency | ||
| 164.428 | 264.621 | SR 9 north (Central Plank Road) – Santuck, Central | Northern end of SR 9 concurrency; southern end of signed portion of SR 9 | ||
| Coosa | Rockford | 188.890 | 303.989 |  SR 22 | |
| Talladega | Sylacauga | 207.585 | 334.076 | US 231 north / US 280 (SR 38 / SR 53) – Airport | Interchange; northern end of US 231/SR 53 concurrency |
| 209.581 | 337.288 |  SR 148 east (3rd Street) | Western terminus of SR 148 | ||
| Winterboro | 220.745 | 355.255 |  SR 76 west | Eastern terminus of SR 76 | |
| Talladega | 227.879 | 366.736 |   SR 275 north to SR 77 | Southern terminus of SR 275 | |
| 230.454 | 370.880 | SR 77 north (East Street) – Talladega Superspeedway, International Motorsports Hall of Fame | Southern end of SR 77 concurrency | ||
| 231.631 | 372.774 | SR 77 south (Haynes Street) – Central Alabama Community College | Northern end of SR 77 concurrency | ||
| | 234.805 | 377.882 | SR 275 south – Sylacauga | Northern terminus of SR 275 | |
| Calhoun | Oxford | 250.915 | 403.809 | I‑20 – Birmingham, Atlanta | I-20 exit 185 |
| 251.266 | 404.373 | US 78 (Hamric Drive / SR 4) – Heflin | |||
| Anniston | 254.373 | 409.374 |  SR 202 west | Eastern terminus of SR 202 | |
| 257.596 | 414.561 | US 431 (Anniston Eastern Bypass / SR-1) | Trumpet/cloverleaf interchange | ||
| Jacksonville | 267.730 | 430.870 |  SR 204 west (Nisbet Street NW) – Angel, Crystal Springs | Eastern terminus of SR 204 | |
| Piedmont | 278.466 | 448.148 |   SR 200 east (Tom Bible Memorial Highway) to US 278 – Centre, Cedartown, Gadsden | Western terminus of SR 200 | |
| 279.296 | 449.483 | SR 9 (Main Street) – Centre, Cedartown, Heflin | Northern terminus of SR 21; Memorial Drive continues one block as a city street. | ||
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi
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See also
Alabama portal
U.S. Roads portal
References
- 1 2 "Mileposts/General Highway Maps". Alabama Department of Transportation. Archived from the original on July 27, 2011. Retrieved August 27, 2011.
- ↑ Google Maps directions
- Rand McNally: The Road Atlas 2002, Rand McNally and Company 2001 ISBN 0-528-84446-6
External links
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