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Auxiliary Routes
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Western
Terminus: |
US
22 at Main Street in Bethlehem |
| Eastern
Terminus: |
US
22 at Butler Street in Wilson |
| Length: |
9
miles |
| Names: |
East
Union Street, Linden Street, Goepp Street, Pembroke Road, Constitution
Boulevard, and Freemansburg Avenue |
| County: |
Northampton |
| Expressway: |
None |
| Former
Designations: |
None |
| Decommissioned: |
1955 |
| Replaced
By: |
None |
| History: |
Signed
in 1938. In 1941, the western terminus was moved from US 22 at the Main
Street/Goepp Street intersection to US 22 at Main Street. |
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Western
Terminus: |
US
22 at the Easton interchange in Easton |
| Eastern
Entrance: |
New
Jersey state line over the Easton-Phillipsburg Toll Bridge in Easton |
| Length: |
1
mile |
| Names: |
Third
Street and Northampton
Street |
| County: |
Northampton |
| Expressway: |
None |
Former
Designations:
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PA
2 (1925 - 1930): US 22 to Northampton Street
PA 3 (1925 - 1930): Third Street to the New Jersey state line
US
22 (1926 - 1946): Third Street to the New Jersey state line |
| Decommissioned: |
1959 |
| Replaced
By: |
PA
45 |
| History: |
Signed
in 1946. The western terminus was moved from US 22 at Prospect
Avenue to US 22 at the Third Street interchange in 1955. |
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Western Terminus: |
US 22/I-376 at Exit 80 in Churchill |
| Eastern Terminus: |
US 22/I-376 in Monroeville |
| Length: |
5 miles |
National Highway
System: |
None |
| Name: |
William Penn Highway |
| SR Designation: |
2048 |
| County: |
Allegheny |
| Expressway: |
None |
| Multiplexed Routes: |
None |
| Former
Designation: |
US 22 (1946 - 1962) |
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Pittsburgh
Belt System: |
PA 791 to Rodi Road |
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History:
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Signed in 1963 after the US 22 designation was moved to the Penn-Lincoln Parkway Extension. |
| Links: |
Business US 22 Pictures - Steve Alpert |
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Western Terminus: |
US 22/US 522 two miles west of Lewistown |
| Eastern Terminus: |
US 22/US 322 in Lewistown |
| Length: |
6 miles |
National Highway
System: |
None |
| Names: |
William Penn Highway, Fourth
Street, and Juniata Street |
| SR Designation: |
3002: US 22/US 522 to PA 103 and
Market Street
3006: PA 103 and Market Street to US 22 |
| County: |
Mifflin |
| Expressway: |
None |
| Multiplexed Routes: |
None |
| Former
Designations: |
PA 3 (1925 - 1928): Main Street to US 22/US 322
US 22 (1926 - 2005): US 22/US 522 to Market Street
US 52 (1927 - 2005): US 22/US 522 to Charles Street
PA 19 (1926 - 1928): US 22/US 522 to Market Street
PA 45 (1927 - 1928): US
22/US 522 to Market Street
PA 5 (1927 - 1930): Main Street to US 22/US 322
PA 17 (1927 - 1930): Main Street to US 22/US 322
US 322 (1936 - 1960): Main Street to US 22/US 322 |
| History:
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Signed on November 21, 2005
when the Northern Lewistown Bypass was opened. |
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Western
Terminus: |
US
22 at Front Street in Harrisburg |
| Eastern
Entrance: |
US
22 at Walnut Street in Harrisburg |
| Length: |
3
miles |
| Names: |
Maclay
Street, Arsenal Boulevard, and Herr Street |
| County: |
Dauphin |
| Expressway: |
None |
| Former
Designations: |
US
22 (1935 - 1946): Front Street to Cameron Street
US 230 (1935 - 1961): Front Street to Cameron Street |
| Decommissioned: |
1979 |
| Replaced
By: |
US
22 |
| History: |
Signed
in 1935. In 1946, the western terminus was moved from Cameron Street
to Front Street. Construction began in 1974 to install a median from
Cameron Street to Herr Street and finished in 1975. |
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Western
Terminus: |
US
22 at Northampton Street in Easton |
| Eastern Terminus: |
New
Jersey state line over the Easton-Phillipsburg Toll Bridge in Easton |
| Length: |
1
mile |
| Names: |
Prospect
Avenue, Pearl
Street, and Bushkill Street |
| County: |
Northampton |
| Expressway: |
None |
| Former
Designations: |
None |
| Decommissioned: |
1946 |
| Replaced
By: |
US
22 |
| History:
|
Signed
in 1938. |
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Western
Terminus: |
US
22 on the western side of the Fort Pitt Tunnel in Pittsburgh |
| Eastern
Terminus: |
US
22 at the Bates Street interchange of I-376 in Pittsburgh |
| Length: |
5
miles |
| Names: |
West
End Bypass, West Carson Street, Fort Pitt Bridge, Fort Pitt Boulevard,
Liberty Avenue, Boulevard of the Allies, and Bates Street |
| County: |
Allegheny |
| Expressway: |
Fort
Pitt Boulevard to West Carson Street |
| Former
Designations: |
PA
1 (1925 - 1928): PA 60 to PA 837 and Fort Pitt Bridge to Forbes
Avenue
PA 3 (1925 - 1928): PA 60 to PA 837 and Fort Pitt Bridge to Forbes
Avenue
US 22 (1928 - 1954): PA 60 to PA 837 and Fort Pitt Bridge to
Forbes Avenue
US 30 (1928 - 1954): PA 60 to PA 837 and Fort Pitt Bridge to
Forbes Avenue |
| Decommissioned: |
1960 |
| Replaced
By: |
None |
| History: |
Signed
in 1954 on the former route of US 30 through Pittsburgh. The
designation was signed to direct travelers from one end of the
Penn-Lincoln Parkway to the beginning of the next section which then provided a contiguous route. The
first change took place in 1959 when the route was changed to cross the
Monongahela River on the newly completed Fort Pitt Bridge, as the Point
Bridge was closed and slated for demolition. In 1960, when the Penn-Lincoln
Parkway was completed the designation was decommissioned. |
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Links:
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