| Western Terminus |
The western terminus of the Waynesboro County section of MS 184 is at US 84 west of Waynesboro. Photo by Robert Lee.
Guide sign on MS 184 at US 84. Two oddities about the sign: (1) the horizontal line separating the control cities and (2) Silas, Ala. Photo by Robert Lee.
The close up of the above sign reveals that the control city was Coffeeville, AL. When US 84 opened, Coffeeville was the control city. On US 45, the control city was Silas, Ala. MDOT decided to change all 7 or 8 of the guide signs along US 84, MS 145, and MS 184 from Coffeeville to Silas, instead of changing the 4 signs on US 45 to Coffeeville. Photo by Robert Lee.
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| Eastern Terminus |
The eastern terminus is at a dead end right at US 84 east of Waynesboro. The highway used to connect to US 84, but the connection was severed by MDOT. I'm guessing the reason for this was to cut down on the amount of cross-traffic at the US 45/MS 184 intersection. Photo by Robert Lee.
View of the barricades and jersey barrier from US 84. Photo by Robert Lee.
View of the jersey barrier from US 84. The sign is for the Ei Camino East-West Corridor. Photo by Robert Lee.
View of the remnants of the US 84/MS 184 intersection. Note the black line where the old striping was. Photo by Robert Lee.
The "Dead End" and "Road Closed" signs on MS 184 at Central Dr. Photo by Robert Lee.
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| Historic Western Terminus |
The historic eastern terminus of MS 184 was at US 84 east of Waynesboro. This intersection was removed to alter traffic patterns. Photo by Robert Lee.
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