ALABAMA STATE ROUTE 49
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'Alabama State Route 49' is a 65-mile long state route in the central and eastern part of the state. The southern terminus of the route is at an interchange with Interstate 85 at Franklin in Macon County. The northern terminus of the route is at its junction with State Route 281 east of Mount Cheaha State Park in southern Cleburne County.
State Route 49 serves a connecting route giving access to several major routes for residents of rural areas and small towns along its route. For motorists in Macon County, it serves as an access route to Interstate 85 leading towards Montgomery. Motorists in southern Tallapoosa County use State Route 49 to access U.S. Route 280 leading towards Alexander City and Birmingham; the two routes intersect at Dadeville. North of Dadeville, State Route 49 passes through rural areas and small towns in eastern Alabama, passing through New Site, Mellow Valley and Lineville.
When State Route 49 was created in 1940, the route ran only from Tallassee to Dadeville. As a result of several northward extensions, by 1969 the route extended to a junction with U.S. Route 78 near Heflin. In 1973, the route was extended southward to its current terminus at Interstate 85 in Macon County. When State Route 281 was created in 1995, the northernmost section of the route was truncated.
★ Macon County
★ Tallapoosa County
★ Clay County
★ Cleburne County
★ Dadeville
★ Lineville
★ State Route 14 near Tallassee
★ State Route 120 at Reeltown
★ State Route 50 at Walnut Hill
★ U.S. Route 280 at Dadeville. Northbound State Route 49 is briefly routed along westbound U.S. 280 leading out of Dadeville.
★ State Route 22 at New Site
★ State Route 77 at Mellow Valley
★ State Routes 9 and 48 at Lineville
★ List of Alabama State Routes
'Alabama State Route 49' is a 65-mile long state route in the central and eastern part of the state. The southern terminus of the route is at an interchange with Interstate 85 at Franklin in Macon County. The northern terminus of the route is at its junction with State Route 281 east of Mount Cheaha State Park in southern Cleburne County.
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| Route Description |
| Route Changes |
| Counties Traversed |
| Cities and Towns along the Route |
| Junctions with Major Routes |
| See also |
Route Description
State Route 49 serves a connecting route giving access to several major routes for residents of rural areas and small towns along its route. For motorists in Macon County, it serves as an access route to Interstate 85 leading towards Montgomery. Motorists in southern Tallapoosa County use State Route 49 to access U.S. Route 280 leading towards Alexander City and Birmingham; the two routes intersect at Dadeville. North of Dadeville, State Route 49 passes through rural areas and small towns in eastern Alabama, passing through New Site, Mellow Valley and Lineville.
Route Changes
When State Route 49 was created in 1940, the route ran only from Tallassee to Dadeville. As a result of several northward extensions, by 1969 the route extended to a junction with U.S. Route 78 near Heflin. In 1973, the route was extended southward to its current terminus at Interstate 85 in Macon County. When State Route 281 was created in 1995, the northernmost section of the route was truncated.
Counties Traversed
★ Macon County
★ Tallapoosa County
★ Clay County
★ Cleburne County
Cities and Towns along the Route
★ Dadeville
★ Lineville
Junctions with Major Routes
★ State Route 14 near Tallassee
★ State Route 120 at Reeltown
★ State Route 50 at Walnut Hill
★ U.S. Route 280 at Dadeville. Northbound State Route 49 is briefly routed along westbound U.S. 280 leading out of Dadeville.
★ State Route 22 at New Site
★ State Route 77 at Mellow Valley
★ State Routes 9 and 48 at Lineville
See also
★ List of Alabama State Routes
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