ALABAMA STATE ROUTE 63

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'Alabama State Route 63' is a 30-mile long route in the central part of the state. The southern terminus of the route is at its junction with State Route 14 at Claud, an unincorporated community in Elmore County. The northern terminus of the route is at its junction with State Route 9 south of Millersville, an unincoporated community in southeastern Clay County.

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Route Description

Counties Traversed

Cities and Towns along the Route

Junctions with Major Routes

See Also

Route Description

State Route 63 is a two-lane route from its southern origin to its northern terminus. As the route passes through rural Elmore County, it assumes a general northeastward trajectory until it approaches Eclectic, where it takes a brief turn to the west before turning northward. The route crosses over Lake Martin as it passes from Elmore County into Tallapoosa County, passing the entrance to Wind Creek State Park along the lake.
At Alexander City, State Route 63 junctions U.S. Route 280, a major route leading southeastward from Birmingham. State Route 63 continues northward through Alexander City into rural Tallapoosa County, then enters the southern tip of Clay County before reaching its northern terminus.

Counties Traversed

★ Elmore County

★ Tallapoosa County

★ Clay County

Cities and Towns along the Route

★ Eclectic

★ Alexander City

Junctions with Major Routes

★ State Route 170 west of Eclectic

★ State Route 229 at Red Hill

★ State Route 128 near the entrance to Wind Creek State Park along Lake Martin

★ U.S. Route 280 at Alexander City

★ State Route 22 at Alexander City

See Also

★ List of Alabama State Routes