Southern Terminus

Ohio's own Route 66 has its southern terminus in downtown Piqua, at an intersection with US 36 and OH 185. Here are the JCT US 36 and JCT OH 185 shields present on southbound OH 66 before its endpoint.
(PHOTO # 1: Eric Galey | December 14, 2002)

This is a view of the OH 66 approach to the intersection with US 36 and OH 185. There is no END signage present here for either OH 66 or OH 185, which has its eastern terminus at this same intersection. Westbound US 36 continues straight ahead, while eastbound US 36 is accessible via a left turn. A right turn here will lead to the start of westbound OH 185.
(PHOTO # 2: Eric Galey | December 14, 2002)

Here, Eric is looking north at the beginning of OH 66, from the eastbound US 36 perspective. To the left is the starting point or OH 185.
(PHOTO # 3: Eric Galey | December 14, 2002)

As westbound US 36 enters into the aforementioned downtown Piqua intersection, this is the resulting view. Straight ahead is the beginning of westbound OH 185, while to the right is the start of OH 66.
(PHOTO # 4: Eric Galey | December 14, 2002)

As eastbound OH 185 prepares to terminate, it passes by an interesting JCT assembly, which was erected by the City of Piqua. The backing used for the JCT, OH 66, and US 36 shields on this sign, which is shown close-up in Photo # 6, is also used for various other signs along OH 185 in downtown Piqua. Note that the JCT tabs are standard, but the OH 66 and US 36 shields are in variations of the Arial font.
(PHOTOS # 5 - 6: Eric Galey | December 14, 2002)

The US 36 and OH 66 shields that face OH 185 when it gets to the intersection, however, are standard.
(PHOTO # 7: Eric Galey | December 14, 2002)

Northern Terminus

There is currently no coverage of the Northern Terminus of OH 66.

If you can get any photos of this endpoint, at US 20 in Fayette, please contact Dan.

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