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Southern Terminus |
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| The southern terminus of OH 64 is at a
four-ramp parclo interchange with I-75 (Exit 181) in Bowling Green,
immediately southeast of the campus of
Bowling Green State University. The END OH 64 shield shown
close-up in the second picture is brand new, erected in April
2005. Upon crossing I-75, OH 64 turns
into OH 105, which goes on to serve the communities of Pemberville,
Woodville, Elmore, and Oak Harbor. PHOTOS # 1 - 2: Aaron Turner, May 29, 2005. |
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| Here is the first reassurance marker for
OH 64 North, located just after the I-75 interchange. The "North"
plate above the OH 64 marker is of the newer style of directional plate
for Ohio, with the first letter of the direction larger than the rest of
the text. Behind the OH 64 shield in this picture is the Bowling
Green State University campus, with the home of the
Bowling Green
Falcons football team, Doyt Perry Stadium, on the far right side. PHOTO # 3: Aaron Turner, May 29, 2005. |
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| These newer shield assemblies appear on the off-ramp from I-75 South to OH 64/OH 105,
and point toward the respective starts of OH 105 East and OH 64 North. PHOTO # 4: Aaron Turner, May 29, 2005. |
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Northern Terminus |
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northern terminus of OH 64 is at the Michigan State Line, about a mile northeast
of Metamora. The state line is marked only by a small, Michigan-standard
"Enter Lenawee County" sign in the northbound direction. Some maps
erroneously show OH 64 as ending at OH 120. However, as Tom reports,
signage in the area shows that OH 64 does indeed continue east from OH 120
along Sylvania-Metamora Road to County Road 2, then north from there up to
the Michigan border. The last OH 64 marker is located at the turnoff onto
County Road 2, 0.5 mile south of the endpoint. Continuing into Michigan is Loar Highway, a county-maintained roadway. PHOTO # 1: Tom Weinkauf, December 28, 2002. |
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"Ohio Welcomes You" sign and a change in the pavement denote the beginning
of OH 64 South. The first OH 64 marker is located 0.5 mile south of here,
where it turns west onto Sylvania-Metamora Road. PHOTO # 2: Tom Weinkauf, December 28, 2002. |
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