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PA 751 - PA 800
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Southern Terminus: |
PA 63
in Horsham |
| Northern Terminus: |
US 611 in
Horsham |
| Length: |
1.80
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| Name: |
Dresher Road |
| County: |
Montgomery |
| Expressway: |
None |
| Former Designations: |
None |
| Decommissioned: |
1932 |
| Replaced By: |
None |
| History: |
Signed in
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Western Terminus: |
PA 403 in Johnstown |
| Eastern Terminus: |
PA 160 in Elton |
| Length: |
7.10 miles |
| National Highway
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None |
| Names: |
Ohio Street, Bentwood Avenue,
Belmont Street, Bedford Street, and Elton Road |
| SR Designation: |
0756 |
| County: |
Cambria |
| Expressway: |
None |
| Multiplexed Routes: |
None |
| Former Designations: |
None |
| History: |
Signed in 1930. The eastern terminus was moved from PA 56 in
Geistown to its current location in 1965. |
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Southern Terminus: |
I-80 at Exit 4 and I-376 in West Middlesex |
| Northern Terminus: |
Business US 62 in Sharon |
| Length: |
5.50 miles |
| National Highway
System: |
I-80 to PA 18 |
| Names: |
Beaver Valley Expressway, Broadway
Avenue, and Dock Street |
| SR Designations: |
0760
0718: PA 418 to Business US 62 |
| County: |
Mercer |
| Expressway: |
I-80 to PA 18 |
| Multiplexed Route: |
PA 718: PA 418 to Business US 62 |
| Former Designations: |
PA 18 (1970 - 1978): I-80 to PA 18
PA 60 (1992 - 2009): I-80 to PA 18
PA 60 (1999 - 2009): PA 18 to Business US 62 |
| History: |
Signed in 2009. |
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Exit Guide
PA 760 Pictures - Doug Kerr |
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Western Terminus: |
PA 263 in
Hatboro |
| Eastern Terminus: |
PA 232 in
Albidale |
| Length: |
3
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| Name: |
Byberry Road |
| County: |
Montgomery |
| Expressway: |
None |
| Former Designations: |
None |
| Decommissioned: |
1932 |
| Replaced By: |
None |
| History: |
Signed in
1930. |
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Southern Terminus: |
US 22 in Duncansville |
| Northern Terminus: |
I-99/US 220 at Exit 39 in Pinecroft |
| Length: |
13 miles |
| National Highway
System: |
Duncansville to Cross Keys |
| Names: |
Sixth Avenue, Seventh Avenue,
Lloyd Street, and Walton Avenue |
| SR Designations: |
0764
0022: Duncansville to Cross Keys |
| County: |
Blair |
| Expressway: |
None |
| Multiplexed Routes: |
US 22: Duncansville to Cross Keys
Business US 220: Wilson Avenue in Altoona to Pinecroft |
| Former Designations: |
PA 64 (1927 - 1928): Altoona to Pinecroft
US 220 (1928 - 1994): Altoona to Pinecroft
PA 264 (1930 - 1935): Duncansville to Altoona |
Traffic Cameras: |
Logan Boulevard
17th
Street
8th
Street (Northbound)
7th Street (Southbound) |
| History: |
Signed in 1935. In 1984, the southern terminus was moved from US 22/US 220
in Duncansville to intersect the new US 22 expressway north of town.
In 1994, the northern terminus was extended one mile north
to intersect I-99/US 220 at Exit 39.
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Southern Terminus: |
PA 764 at Union Avenue in
Altoona |
| Northern Terminus: |
PA 764 at Seventh Street in
Altoona |
| Length: |
3 miles |
| Names: |
Union Avenue, 24th Street, Broad Avenue, Union Avenue, 18th
Street, 12th Street, 16th Street, 13th Avenue, 11th Street, Green Avenue
(northbound), Chestnut Avenue (southbound), and Seventh Street |
| County: |
Blair |
| Expressway: |
None |
| Former Designations: |
None |
| Decommissioned: |
1946 |
| Replaced By: |
None |
| History: |
Signed in
1938. |
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Southern Terminus: |
PA
180 in Jeannette |
| Northern Terminus: |
PA 66
in Greensburg |
| Length: |
2.10 miles |
| Name: |
Oakford Park Road |
| LR
Designation: |
A4010 |
| Multiplexed
Routes: |
None |
| County: |
Westmoreland |
| Expressway: |
None |
| Former Designations: |
None |
| Decommissioned: |
1946 |
| Replaced By: |
None |
| History: |
Signed in
1930 and in 1932 the entire route was paved.
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PA
Decommissioned Route 766 - Adam Prince
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Western Terminus: |
PA 59 in Marshburg |
| Eastern Terminus: |
PA 646 in Aiken |
| Length: |
12 miles |
| National Highway
System: |
Custer City to Degolia |
| Names: |
Warren Road, Minard Road,
Buffalo-Pittsburgh Highway |
| SR Designations: |
0770
0219: Custer City to Degolia |
| County: |
McKean |
| Expressway: |
None |
| Multiplexed
Route: |
US 219: Custer City to Degolia |
| Former Designations: |
PA 59 (1928 - 1952): Marshburg to Foster Hollow
Road
PA 59 (1930 - 1952): Foster Hollow Road to Aiken |
| History: |
Signed in 1962. |
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Western Terminus: |
PA 770 at PA 59 in Marshburg |
| Eastern Terminus: |
PA 770 at US 219 in Custer City |
| Length: |
13 miles |
| National Highway
System: |
Timbuck to Custer City |
| Name: |
Buffalo-Pittsburgh Highway: Timbuck to Custer City |
| SR Designations: |
0059: Marshburg to Timbuck
0219: Timbuck to Custer City |
| County: |
McKean |
| Expressway: |
None |
| Multiplexed Routes: |
PA 59: Marshburg to Timbuck
US 219: Timbuck to Custer City |
| Former Designations: |
None |
| History: |
Signed in 1980 for westbound PA 770 truck traffic. |
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Western Terminus: |
PA 441 in Marietta |
| Eastern Terminus: |
US 30 in Gap |
| Length: |
41 miles |
| National Highway
System: |
None |
| Names: |
Marietta Pike, Marietta-Mount
Joy Avenue, Manheim Street, Mount Joy Road, Sporting Hill Road, High
Street, Newport Road, Fruitville Pike, Temperance Hill Road, Orange
Street, Main Street, Newport Road, State Street, and Glenbrook Road |
| SR Designations: |
0772
0230: Mount Joy
0072: Manheim
0501: Lititz
0023: Leola
0340: Intercourse |
| County: |
Lancaster |
| Expressway: |
None |
| Multiplexed Routes: |
PA 230: Mount Joy
PA 72: Manheim
PA 501: Lititz
PA 23: Leola
PA 340: Intercourse |
| Former Designations: |
US 222 (1928 - 1936): Brownstown to Leola
PA 672 (1928 - 1946): Fruitville Pike to Manheim
PA 141 (1928 - 1984): Marietta to Mount Joy |
| History: |
Signed in 1930. In 1936, the eastern terminus was moved from US 222 in
Brownstown to PA 340.
In 1946, the western terminus was moved from Fruitville Pike
into Manheim, replacing PA 672.
In 1962, the route was moved onto its current alignment
between Manheim and Rothsville. Used Fruitville Pike, Litiz Road and Woodcrest Avenue
Broad Street between Manheim and Lititz and East Newport Road between
Lititz and Rhotsville. In 1965, the eastern terminus was moved from PA 340 at the Lancaster
Bypass via Horseshoe Road to its current location.
In 1984, the western terminus was moved from PA 72 in
Manheim to its current location.
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PA 772
Pictures - Andy Field/Alex Nitzman
PA 772
Pictures - Steve Alpert
PA
772 Photos - Valerie Deane |
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Western Terminus: |
PA 56/PA 366 in New Kensington |
| Eastern Terminus: |
PA 380 one mile east of Alcoa Center |
| Length: |
9 miles |
| National Highway
System: |
None |
| Names: |
Powers Drive and Seventh Street |
| SR Designation: |
0780 |
| County: |
Westmoreland |
| Expressway: |
None |
| Multiplexed Routes: |
None |
| Former Designations: |
None |
| History: |
From 1930 until 1967, there was another section of this route in
Clinton County that
began at PA 64 near Lamar and ended at PA 880 in Loganton.
Signed in 1936. In 1941, the section from Merwin Road to PA 380 was paved.
In 1961, the western terminus was moved from Ninth Street
in New Kensington to
its current location.
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Southern Terminus: |
PA 290 one mile south of Hemlock
Grove |
| Northern Terminus: |
PA 507 in
Greentown |
| Length: |
2 miles |
| Name: |
Hemlock Grove Road |
| County: |
Pike |
| Expressway: |
None |
| Former Designations: |
None |
| Decommissioned: |
1946 |
| Replaced By: |
None |
| History: |
Signed in
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Southern Terminus: |
Business US 22 in Churchill |
| Northern Terminus: |
PA 380 in Rodi |
| Length: |
2.10 miles |
| National Highway
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None |
| Name: |
Rodi Road |
| SR Designation: |
0791 |
| County: |
Allegheny |
| Expressway: |
None |
| Multiplexed Routes: |
None |
| Former
Designation: |
PA 280 (1928 - 1946) |
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Former LR Designation: |
395 |
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Belt System: |
Entire length |
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History: |
Signed in 1963. On October 17, 1985, ground was
broken for a $1.3 million realignment and widening project near the Penn
Hills Shopping Center at the intersection of Rodi and Linhart Roads.
George Younker, PennDOT's engineer for the project, said, "It's an
important project for the community and we want to recognize its start.
This is an unusual time of year to start a project but we want to being
selected work on widening and drainage over winter." The
intersections of Linhart, Universal, and Jefferson Roads were combined
into a single intersection. The project concluded in August 1986.
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Rodi Road
Expressway (Cancelled)
PA
791 Junction List - Tim Reichard |
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Southern Terminus: |
PA 896 one mile south of Kelton |
| Northern Terminus: |
PA 41 one-half mile north of Daleville |
| Length: |
7 miles |
| National Highway
System: |
None |
| Names: |
Kelton Jennersville Road and
Daleville Jennersville Road |
| SR Designation: |
0796 |
| County: |
Chester |
| Expressway: |
None |
| Multiplexed Routes: |
None |
| Former Designations: |
None |
| History: |
Signed in 1930. In 1936, the southern terminus was
moved from the Delaware state line to its current location. |
| Links: |
PA
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Page updated September 30, 2022.
Content and graphics copyright © Jeffrey J. Kitsko. All rights reserved.
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Information courtesy of the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation,
Rand McNally, Pittsburgh Press, Adam Prince, and Tim Reichard. |