PA 407

North End: Near Glenwood

South End: Clarks Summit

Editors Note: The Southern Terminus of PA 407 has moved recently further south to an intersection with US 6/11 in Clarks Summit near the PA Turnpike. This website gives the detail.

(Doug Kerr) The Northern Terminus of PA 407 is at PA 374 near Glenwood. A very quiet terminus compared to...

(Denis Malvern) The Southern Terminus of PA 407 has moved recently further south to an intersection with US 6/11 in Clarks Summit closer to the PA Turnpike. This website gives the detail.

(David Slauenwhite) This view is from US 6 West/US 11 North. The bridge in the background is the High Falls Bridge that carries the Northeast Extension (I-476). The bridge was once the highest on the Turnpike at 190 feet above the ground. That title now goes to the Joe Montana Bridges that carry PA 43 over a valley in Washington County.

Historical Southern Terminus: Clarks Summit

...the former Southern Terminus of PA 407 at US 6/11 in Clarks Summit. Located just west and north of US 6/11's interchange with I-476 and I-81, there was not an 'END' sign located at the terminus.

(David Slauenwhite) A very crowded US 6 West/US 11 North at what was once the Southern Terminus of PA 407.

(David Slauenwhite)

This is from the same intersection from the photo above. The only change made was a 'TO' banner replaced the 'NORTH' banner. Unless you visited this site, you probably wouldn't have noticed the difference.

(David Slauenwhite)

What was the first PA 407 North shield.

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Sources & Links:

PA 407 @ PAHighways.com ---Jeff Kitsko

PA 407 Junction List @ Central PA Roads ---Tim Reichard

Page Created: December 1, 2001
Last Updated: June 26, 2005