Talk:List of state routes in Georgia/Archive 1

Archive 1

Grid

There seems to be a rough grid for low-numbered routes:

• 2 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 22 24 26 30 32 38 40
  • 4 (matched FL pre-1945) - earlier ran south on current 61 (US 411) from 2 (now 53) in Fairmount 1921, appears to have become 61 by 1929
    • In 1923, the part along present-day US 411 is not even shown on the map; however, route 4 is shown proceeding west from 3 at Cartersville through Rome to the Alabama state line. This route appears to be modern SR 293 (east of Rome) and SR 20 (west of Rome). This is, notably, between 2 and 6. —Pedriana 03:34, 15 June 2006 (UTC)
  • 20 (maybe matched AL??? [1])
    • If I'm reading the numbers correctly on this 1923 map, it looks like there was at that time a SR 20 running from Louisville to Waynesboro (south of Augusta). It's not quite in place, but not too far off (between 24 and 26, I think). This route is now SR 24, while SR 24 at that time ran along what looks like present-day US 1/SR 4 through Wrens to Augusta. This 1924 map appears to say the same. —Pedriana 03:34, 15 June 2006 (UTC)
  • 28 (matches SC and NC)
  • 34 (maybe matched AL???)
  • 36 (why?) - even out of place in 1932 on a different route
• 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 21 23 25
  • 13 is west of 11, but used to be east as well 1986
  • 19 is west of 15 (why?)
  • 23 only sort of fits - it matched FL for a while after 1945 (but reached the border before 1945)

Differences on early maps of Florida (for these low numbers only):

• 3 on 35 (US 319) south of Thomasville, at least through 1947! (35 on present 3 south of Thomasville)
• 11 not on 1926 or 1927 (but another 1927 shows it at least north of Statenville, crossing the river there), went on 135 and 376 in 1932, ending at Lake Park - but 1930 shows it crossing the river just south of Howell and running on its current route through Statenville, all current in 1947, undated has it crossing at Statenville
• 15 on US 1 to Waycross, no 4 there - 4 only in 1930 and 1932 (no 15 at all in 1932, at least not at Blackshear)
• 23 not on 1932 map but on 1947 map, undated has it only north of Nahunta
• 27 rather than 25 on US 17 to Brunswick in 1926 - was 25 in 1927 so maybe a typo
• 40 seems to have run only east of Kingsland until between 1932 and 1947

Routes were numbered by 1920 - [2]

• Regarding 13 being west of 11, I believe 13 used to extend further up US 23, probably to at least US 441 if not the NC line, which would put a pretty sizeable portion of it east of 11 (and west of 15 and 17). —Pedriana 00:36, 12 June 2006 (UTC)
  • Yeah - that makes sense given 365 being alone. It was certainly 15 up near the state line though - see this 1921 map. This 1986 map takes 13 at least to Toccoa - presumably it ran to South Carolina on US 123. --SPUI (T - C) 01:03, 12 June 2006 (UTC)
  • And it did reach the border - [3] --SPUI (T - C) 01:15, 12 June 2006 (UTC)

Page title

The title of this page seems a bit cumbersome. Perhaps it should be moved to List of Georgia State Routes State Routes in Georgia? Technically it would be more correct too (the current title implies all numbered routes, including U.S. Highways and Interstates). –Pedriana 03:05, 20 July 2006 (UTC)

Altered the proposal – we can also make it like the articles for many of the other states, so that it contains more than just the list, but also general information on the State Route system, which otherwise currently has no suitable location. –Pedriana 23:30, 25 July 2006 (UTC)

There probably should be a simple list of U.S. Routes and Interstates below. GDOT uses state highway for roads maintained by the state - so how about state highways in Georgia, and then describe the three numbering systems used? --SPUI (T - C) 23:59, 25 July 2006 (UTC)

I';d prefer Georgia State Routes. --Rschen7754 (talk - contribs) 16:50, 27 July 2006 (UTC)

Routes - yesterday and today

This information is mostly from 1923, 1924, and 1939 maps, as well as a current GDOT map. It is a list of each route and whether it is the same as it was in the early 1920s. If not, the different times each existed are listed. --NE2 07:50, 4 August 2006 (UTC)

• SR 1: yes
• SR 2: yes
• SR 3: yes
• SR 4: initially through Rome, later on current route
• SR 5: yes
• SR 6: yes
• SR 7: yes
• SR 8: yes
• SR 9: yes
• SR 10: yes
• SR 11: yes
• SR 12: yes
• SR 13: yes
• SR 14: yes
• SR 15: yes
• SR 16: yes
• SR 17: yes
• SR 18: yes
• SR 19: initially unknown, later on current route (moved after 1939)
• SR 20: initially Louisville to Waynesboro, later on current route
• SR 21: yes
• SR 22: yes
• SR 23: yes
• SR 24: yes
• SR 25: yes
• SR 26: yes
• SR 27: yes
• SR 28: initially unknown, later on current route
• SR 29: yes
• SR 30: yes
• SR 31: yes
• SR 32: yes
• SR 33: yes
• SR 34: initially unknown, later on current route
• SR 35: initially Pavo via Quitman to Florida, later shifted west to current route, possibly continuously
• SR 36: initially Athens to South Carolina, later on current route (swapped with 72 after 1939)
• SR 37: yes
• SR 38: yes
• SR 39: initially unknown, later on current route
• SR 40: yes
• SR 41: yes
• SR 42: yes
• SR 43: initially north of Gainesville, later on current route (moved after 1939)
• SR 44: yes
• SR 45: initially unknown, later on current route
• SR 46: yes?
• SR 47: yes
• SR 48: yes
• SR 49: yes
• SR 50: yes
• SR 51: initially unknown, later on current route
• SR 52: initially unknown, later on current route (moved after 1939)
• SR 53: yes
• SR 54: yes
• SR 55: yes
• SR 56: yes

High numbers

These numbers (600+) are, as far as I know, not signed and generally seem to be used primarily for construction projects. –Pedriana (talk) 17:35, 8 August 2006 (UTC)

Number	Count(y/ies)	Source	Notes
728	Telfair, Wheeler	2000-02 444 reports, 2005 county maps	Apparently this is a southern/eastern bypass (for US 280/SR 30) of McRae. 2005 county maps contradict; in Wheeler this is labeled as SR 728, but in Telfair it is shown as CR 270.
746	Floyd	2000-02 444 reports, 2005 county map	Southern/western bypass of Rome, probably an extension of 1 Loop. (As a side note, why is it 1 Loop instead of 20 Loop? It connects to 20 at both ends, not 1, and this will still be true post-extension.)
754	Cobb	2000-01 444 reports	Still appears on some maps, and I have heard somewhere (can't remember where) that this one has actually been signed. Former route of SR 5 prior to the construction of I-575.
758	Bibb	2000-02 444 reports, 2005 county map	Extension of Eisenhower Parkway, which would serve as an eastern bypass of downtown Macon. Likely to carry US 80 when completed.
765, 765 Conn, 765 Spur	Banks	2000-02 444 reports
766	Banks	2000-02 444 reports
771	Fannin	2000-02 444 reports
784, 784TA-TD	Gwinnett	2000-02 444 reports
786	Hall	2000-01 444 reports
798	Hall	2000-02 444 reports
813	Walker	2000 444 report
819	Habersham	2000-02 444 reports
827 (decommissioned)	Taylor	2002 RMcN, 2005 GDOT county map	Southern bypass of Butler, likely part of the Fall Line Freeway. This number is, however, not shown in the 2002 444 report. The 2005 Taylor County map (SRs current as of 2006-03-30) shows this as SR 96, with the original parts of 96 through town that weren't also part of 137 apparently turned back to the county.
837, 837TA-TC	Jackson	2000-02 444 reports
844	Laurens	2000-02 444 reports
845	Emanuel	2000-02 444 reports
854	Bacon	2000-02 444 reports
857	DeKalb	2000 444 report
859	DeKalb	2000 444 report
863	Effingham	2000 444 report
876	Banks	2000-01 444 reports
877, 877 Conn	Banks	2000 444 report
878	Taylor	2000 444 report
881, 881 Conn, 881 Spur	Stewart	2000 444 report
882TA-TC	Stewart	2000 444 report
883	Fulton	2000-02 444 reports
884	Fulton	2000-02 444 reports
887	Fulton	2000-02 444 reports
889	Hall	2000-02 444 reports
894	Peach	2000-02 444 reports
898 Spur, 898TA (but not plain 898)	Haralson	2000-02 444 reports
900	Clarke, Oconee	2000-02 444 reports
901	Clarke, Oconee	2000-02 444 reports	Also 901TA in Clarke, 901TB-TD in Oconee.
904	Burke, Richmond	2000-02 444 reports	Did not exist in Burke in 2002.
914	Gwinnett	2000-02 444 reports
915	Gwinnett	2000-02 444 reports
916	Coffee	2000-02 444 reports
918	Wilkinson	2000-02 444 reports
919	McDuffie	2000-02 444 reports
920	Clayton, Fayette, Henry	2000-02 444 reports, 2005 Henry County map	McDonough Rd (Clayton/Fayette) and Jonesboro Rd (Henry), links McDonough and Fayetteville. Henry County map claims SR system accurate through 2006-03-23. Also 920 Conn (0 mi), 920 Spur (0 mi), and 920WE (0.76 mi) in Henry.
921, 921 Conn	Henry	2000-02 444 reports
925	Talbot	2000-02 444 reports
926	Talbot	2000 444 report
927	Hart	2000 444 report
929	Polk	2000-02 444 reports
934	Taylor	2000-02 444 reports
939	Carroll, Douglas	2000-02 444 report
940	Talbot	2000 444 report
943	Jasper	2000-02 444 reports
944TA-TF	Bacon	2000-02 444 reports
946	Habersham	2000-02 444 reports
947	Cobb, Fulton	2000-02 444 reports
948TA-TB	Columbia	2000-02 444 reports
949TA-TD	Pulaski	2000-02 444 reports
950TA-TB	Whitfield	2000 444 report
951	Pulaski	2000 444 report
953, 953TA-TC	Gwinnett	2000 444 report
956	Lanier	2000-02 444 reports
958	Jefferson	2000-02 444 reports
959, 959TA	Gwinnett	2000-02 444 reports
960	Warren	2000 444 report
961	Fulton	2000-02 444 reports
964	Gwinnett	2000 444 report
967, 967TA-TB	Gwinnett	2000-02 444 reports
968 Spur (but not the mainline!)	Randolph	2000 444 report
970, 970TA-TB	Jefferson (city of Wrens)	2000-02 444 reports, 2005 county map
973, 973TA-TD	Jackson	2000-02 444 reports
977	Carroll	2000-02 444 reports
980	Haralson	2000-02 444 reports
982	Muscogee	2001-02 444 reports
985	Wilkinson	2000 444 report
986	Quitman	2000-02 444 reports
992	Oconee	2000-02 444 reports
993	Houston	2000-02 444 reports
994, 994TA	Screven	2000-02 444 reports
995	Rockdale	2000-02 444 reports
999, 999TA	Fulton	2000-02 444 reports
1000	Bartow	2000-02 444 reports
1001	Liberty	2000-02 444 reports
1002, 1002TA	Laurens	2000 444 report
1006	Jefferson	2000-02 444 reports
1007	Jackson	2000-02 444 reports
1008	Johnson, Laurens, Washington	2000-02 444 reports
1011, 1011TA-TB	Columbia	2000-02 444 reports
1012 Spur (but not the mainline!)	DeKalb	2000-02 444 reports
1013	Dougherty, Lee	2000-02 444 reports
1014, 1014TA-TB	Taylor	2000-02 444 reports
1015, 1015TA-TC	Wilkinson	2000-02 444 reports
1016, 1016TA	Jenkins	2000-02 444 reports
1019	Fulton	2002 444 report
1023	Bibb	2000-02 444 reports
1024	Lowndes	2000-02 444 reports
1026	Lowndes	2000-02 444 reports
1027, 1027TA	Floyd	2000-02 444 reports
1028	Ben Hill	2002 444 report
1029	Fulton	2000-02 444 reports
1030	Habersham	2000-02 444 reports
1031, 1031TA-TB	Troup	2002 444 report
1032	Polk	2000-02 444 reports
1037, 1037TA-TB	Heard	2002 444 report
1038	Screven	2000-02 444 reports
1038TA	Effingham	2000-02 444 reports
1039, 1039TA-TB	Heard	2000-02 444 reports
1040, 1040TA-TD	Heard	2000-02 444 reports
1041	Whitfield	2002 444 report
1042	Toombs	2000-02 444 reports
1043	Muscogee	2001-02 444 reports
1044	Treutlen, Wheeler	2000-02 444 report
1045, 1045TA-TB	Hall	2000-02 444 reports
1047	Harris	2000-02 444 reports
1048	DeKalb	2000-02 444 reports
1049, 1049TA	Clinch	2000-02 444 reports
1050, 1050TA-TD	Gwinnett	2001-02 444 reports
1051	Crawford, Peach	2001-02 444 reports	Also 1051TA in Crawford and 1051TB in Peach
1052	Catoosa	2001-02 444 reports
1053, 1053TA	Cherokee	2001-02 444 reports
1054, 1054TA	Rabun	2001-02 444 reports
1055	Forsyth	2001-02 444 reports
1056	Columbia, Richmond	2002 444 report	Also 1056TA in Richmond
1058, 1058TA-TD	Jackson	2002 444 report
1060, 1060TA-TC	Hall	2002 444 report
1062	Harris	2002 444 report
1063, 1063TA	Jones	2002 444 report
1065, 1065TA-TC	Burke	2002 444 report
1068, 1068TA-TF	Emanuel	2002 444 report
1069, 1069TA, 1069TD-TM	Spalding	2002 444 report
1069TB-TC	Butts	2002 444 report
1070, 1070TA-TG	Hall	2002 444 report
1072	Spalding	2002 444 report
1079, 1079TA-TB	Chatham	2002 444 report
1080	Forsyth	2002 444 report
1087, 1087TA	Troup	2002 444 report

Changes from 2001 to 2002

• 754 (Cobb) decommissioned
• 786 (Hall) decommissioned
• 876 (Banks) decommissioned
• 904 removed from Burke
• 1019 (Fulton) added
• 1028 (Ben Hill) added
• 1031 family (Troup) added
• 1037 family (Heard) added
• 1041 (Whitfield) added
• 1044 (Treutlen-Wheeler) added
• 1056 family (Columbia-Richmond) added
• 1058 family (Jackson) added
• 1060 family (Hall) added
• 1062 (Harris) added
• 1063 family (Jones) added
• 1065 family (Burke) added
• 1068 family (Emanuel) added
• 1069 family (Spalding-Butts) added
• 1070 family (Hall) added
• 1072 (Spalding) added
• 1079 family (Chatham) added
• 1080 (Forsyth) added
• 1087 family (Troup) added

Changes from 2000 to 2001

• 813 (Walker) decommissioned
• 857 (DeKalb) decommissioned
• 859 (DeKalb) decommissioned
• 863 (Effingham) decommissioned
• 877 family (Banks) decommissioned
• 878 (Taylor) decommissioned
• 881 family (Stewart) decommissioned
• 882 family (Stewart) decommissioned
• 926 (Talbot) decommissioned
• 927 (Hart) decommissioned
• 940 (Talbot) decommissioned
• 950 family (Whitfield) decommissioned
• 951 (Pulaski) decommissioned
• 953 family (Gwinnett) decommissioned
• 960 (Warren) decommissioned
• 964 (Gwinnett) decommissioned
• 968 Spur (Randolph) decommissioned
• 982 (Muscogee) added
• 985 (Wilkinson) decommissioned
• 1002 family (Laurens) decommissioned
• 1043 (Muscogee) added

-754 was never signedSwatson1978 22:48, 13 August 2006 (UTC)

Georgia State Route 103

This was the road from Columbus to Buena Vista. Parts are still called Buena Vista Road or Old Columbus Rd. This was the path of the Dixie Overland Highway, the early transcontinental route from Savannah to San Diego. Later much of the area became Fort Benning. - Parsa (talk) 23:30, 6 November 2009 (UTC)

Reformatting requested

This page needs to be reformatted using the {{routelist top}}, {{routelist row}}, and {{routelist bottom}} templates, as per the standard of Wikipedia:WikiProject U.S. Roads. Also, I believe that the Interstate highways and U.S. Highways in the state should either be included on this page or put on their own pages (as a List of Interstate highways in Georgia (U.S. state) page). Allen (Morriswa) (talk) 03:22, 23 March 2014 (UTC)

I'm a little confused... You don't seem to have a COI, so you don't need to use {{request edit}}, which is specifically for users who can't edit due to COI. You're free to go ahead and edit yourself! cymru.lass (talk • contribs) 07:54, 16 May 2014 (UTC)

Requesting split

Special state routes and state routes should be split into separate articles. Cards84664 (talk) 11:54, 23 February 2017 (UTC)

• Oppose— No rationale actually given for a split. Imzadi 1979 → 22:39, 23 February 2017 (UTC)
  • Reply - @Cards84664:, @Imzadi1979:, article is now over 300 kB. --Jax 0677 (talk) 18:36, 8 April 2017 (UTC)
• Reopening request; @Cards84664, Imzadi1979, and Jax 0677: I initially removed the template from the page because this request hadn't seen activity for over 6 months. Now that I think about it, I figure it's time to reopen it with a proper rationale. My rationale for supporting Cards' split request adds on to what Jax mentioned about the article's size: it's currently over 500 kB as of this post. A typical article size should be somewhere under 100 kB per WP:SIZE. No one wants another WP:TLDR situation. jd22292 (Jalen D. Folf) (talk • contribs) 00:38, 14 November 2017 (UTC)

 Done I just went ahead and did it. Now I would like to request some help to get the references copied over. @Cards84664, Imzadi1979, Jax 0677, and Morriswa: can any of you help with this? –Fredddie™ 22:59, 14 November 2017 (UTC)

Exactly what do you need done? I just saw this notification. Charlotte Allison (Morriswa) (talk) 03:22, 15 November 2017 (UTC)

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SR 70 (1942-1968), SR 345, and SR 386

Where were they??? — Preceding unsigned comment added by Alexlatham96 (talk • contribs) 22:45, 5 January 2018 (UTC)

SR 416

Where is this state route? It has an empty entry on the table. Dnrothx (talk) 01:42, 17 July 2019 (UTC)

Move Request

The following is a closed discussion of a requested move. Please do not modify it. Subsequent comments should be made in a new section on the talk page. Editors desiring to contest the closing decision should consider a move review after discussing it on the closer's talk page. No further edits should be made to this section.

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List of state routes in Georgia (U.S. state) → List of state routes in Georgia, United States – (give reason here) 2600:1700:6180:6290:299D:E8B3:B374:1B32 (talk) 18:20, 10 March 2021 (UTC)

• Oppose, unless we make this change throughout for titles containing "Georgia (U.S. state)". BD2412 T 18:59, 10 March 2021 (UTC)
• Oppose and speedy close – it should match and be consistent with the main page title of Georgia (U.S. state)". Paintspot Infez (talk) 20:09, 10 March 2021 (UTC)
• Strong oppose and speedy close: this is not the standard way that Georgia pages are titled on Wikipedia. Morriswa (Charlotte Allison) (talk) 21:39, 10 March 2021 (UTC)

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Question

Which State Route serves the most counties?--2600:1700:6180:6290:7184:C438:8808:19FE (talk) 00:55, 28 June 2022 (UTC)

Requested Move (2022)

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The result of the move request was: no consensus. No prejudice against speedy renomination. (closed by non-admin page mover) Extraordinary Writ (talk) 20:15, 14 July 2022 (UTC)

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List of state routes in Georgia (U.S. state) → List of mainline state routes in Georgia (U.S. state) – The Special Routes have their own article. 2600:1700:6180:6290:654D:401A:2C27:2DF7 (talk) 23:57, 29 June 2022 (UTC) — Relisted. P.I. Ellsworth , ed. ^put'r there 09:50, 7 July 2022 (UTC)

Oppose. The proposed name is not needed. As an aside, the special routes section here should have a little summary paragraph added. It shouldn't be anything fancy, but a basic paragraph discussing the them, with some sort of summary on numbers, lengths, etc. If that were added, the proposed new title would be incorrect. Imzadi 1979 → 01:05, 30 June 2022 (UTC)

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