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Southern Terminus |
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| The southern terminus of Ohio's version
of Route 66 is in Piqua at its junction with US 36 and OH 185, an
intersection featuring mast-arm signals. An END OH 66 shield
assembly is lacking at this endpoint. PHOTOS # 1 - 2: Eric Galey, December 14, 2002. |
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| This is the perspective of OH 66's
southern terminus from US 36 East. OH 66 begins straight ahead.
To continue on US 36 East, motorists must make a right turn. PHOTO # 3: Eric Galey, December 14, 2002. |
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| In this next photo is the beginning of OH
66 North as viewed from US 36 West, which continues on via a left turn. PHOTO # 4: Eric Galey, December 14, 2002. |
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| Besides serving as the southern terminus
of OH 66, this intersection also marks the eastern terminus of OH 185.
OH 66 starts to the left. The JCT OH 66 and JCT US 36 assemblies
along OH 185 East appear on a special sign with a back plate typically
used for most signs in the downtown Piqua area. The shields on
the sign are also unusual in that they feature a variant Arial font.
The markers at the intersection itself are of the standard variety. PHOTOS # 5 - 6: Eric Galey, December 14, 2002. |
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Northern Terminus |
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northern terminus of OH 66 is at US 20 in downtown Fayette, less than 3 miles south
of the Michigan border. There is no END signage present for OH 66 at
its northern end, either. |
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| In this picture
is the signage directing traffic to the start of OH 66 South along US 20
East. PHOTO # 1: Denny Gibson, August 21, 2004. |
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| Meanwhile, here
is the US 20 West perspective of OH 66's northern terminus. PHOTO # 2: Denny Gibson, August 21, 2004. |
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