Ohio State Route 46
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State Route 46 |
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Length: | 83.61 mi[1] (134.56 km) | ||||||||
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Formed: | 1924 | ||||||||
South end: | SR 170 in East Palestine | ||||||||
Major junctions: |
I-80 in Austintown I-90 near Ashtabula |
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North end: | SR 531 in Ashtabula | ||||||||
Counties: | Columbiana, Mahoning, Trumbull, Ashtabula | ||||||||
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State Route 46 is a north-south state highway in the northeastern portion of the U.S. state of Ohio. Its southern terminus is at State Route 170 in East Palestine (this point is also the eastern terminus of State Route 558), and its northern terminus is also the northern terminus of State Route 11 at State Route 531 in Ashtabula.
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[edit] Cities and villages along route
- East Palestine
- New Waterford
- Columbiana
- Canfield
- Herbert Corners
- Smith Corners
- Austintown
- Mineral Ridge
- Niles
- Ekerts Corners
- Madden Corners
- Howland
- Howland Corners
- Venice Heights
- King Corners
- Cortland
- Mecca
- Greene
- Triumph
- Colebrook
- South New Lyme
- New Lyme
- Rays Corners
- Jefferson
- Ashtabula
[edit] Junctions
County | Location | Mile | Road(s) | Notes |
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Columbiana | East Palestine | 0.00 | SR 170 SR 558 |
SR 170 crosses south-north; SR 558 ends (eastern terminus) concurrent with SR 46. |
Unity Township | 3.18 | SR 558 | SR 558 joins from the west. | |
Fairfield Township | 6.86 | SR 7 | SR 7 joins from the south. | |
Columbiana | 8.38 | SR 7 SR 14 |
SR 7 leaves to the north; SR 46 joins SR 14 to the west; SR 14 leaves to the east. | |
9.40 | SR 14 - SR 46 |
Former alignment of SR 14/SR 46 duplex ends to the west. | ||
11.19 | SR 14 | SR 14 joins from the west. | ||
11.19 | SR 14 - SR 46 |
Former alignment of SR 46 ends to the south; was also a former alignment of SR 14/SR 46 duplex, crossing south-north. | ||
Mahoning | Beaver Township | 13.52 | SR 11 | SR 11 passes under SR 46 south-north; full-access interchange. |
14.82 | SR 165 | SR 165 crosses west-east. | ||
Canfield Township | 19.83 | SR 446 | SR 446 ends to the west (eastern terminus, and former SR 14 alignment). | |
Canfield | 20.48 | SR 46 | Southbound SR 46 lanes end. | |
20.58 | US 62 | US 62 joins from the west. | ||
20.67 | US 224 | US 224 crosses west-east. | ||
20.87 | US 62 - SR 46 |
Southbound lanes of US 62/SR 46 begin. | ||
Canfield Township | 21.87 | I-76 - OH Tpk. |
I-76/Ohio Tpk. passes under US 62/SR 46 northwest-southeast. | |
22.02 | US 62 | US 62 leaves to the east. | ||
Austintown | 26.03 | SR 18 | Former alignment of SR 18 crosses west-east. | |
27.54 | I-80 | I-80 passes under SR 46 west-east; full-access interchange (I-80 exit 223). | ||
Trumbull | Niles | 31.71 | SR 169 | SR 169 joins from the north. |
31.99 | SR 169 | SR 169 leaves to the east. | ||
33.88 | US 422 | US 422 crosses northwest-southeast. | ||
Howland | 35.60 | SR 82 | SR 82 passes over SR 46 west-east; full-access interchange. | |
36.15 | SR 82 | Former alignment of SR 82 crosses west-east. | ||
Cortland | 41.07 | SR 305 | SR 305 crosses west-east. | |
41.73 | SR 5 | SR 5 joins from the southwest. | ||
41.87 | SR 5 | SR 5 leaves to the northeast; former alignment of SR 5 ends to the southwest. | ||
Mecca Township | 46.79 | SR 88 | SR 88 crosses west-east (traffic circle variant). | |
Greene Township | 51.97 | SR 87 | SR 87 crosses west-east. | |
Ashtabula | Colebrook Township | 57.18 | US 322 | US 322 crosses west-east. |
New Lyme Township | 62.11 | US 6 | US 6 crosses west-east. | |
Jefferson | 71.00 | SR 307 | SR 307 leaves to the east. | |
71.61 | SR 167 | SR 167 former alignment begins to the east. | ||
72.12 | SR 307 SR 167 |
SR 307 joins from the west; SR 167 begins to the east (western terminus). | ||
Plymouth Township | 75.93 | SR 46 | Former SR 46 alignment begins to the north. | |
76.56 | SR 11 | SR 11 passes under SR 46 south-north; SR 46 joins SR 11 at milepost 76.77 (unsigned duplex). See exit list below. |
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Crossing, no access | Concurrency termini | Decommissioned | Unconstructed | Closed |
County | Location | Mile | # | Destinations | Notes |
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Ashtabula | Plymouth Township | / duplex (unmarked) | |||
78.03 | I-90 – Cleveland, Erie, Pa. | I-90, exit 228. | |||
79.19 | Seven Hills Rd. | ||||
Ashtabula Township | 80.52 | SR 84 (South Ridge Rd.) – Ashtabula | |||
81.44 | US 20 (North Ridge Rd.) – Ashtabula | ||||
Ashtabula | 82.78 | East 21st St. | |||
83.61 | SR 531 | Expressway ends at grade-level intersection. | |||
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[edit] Points of interest
- Meander Creek Reservoir
- Mahoning River
- Mosquito Creek Reservoir
- Mosquito Creek Lake State Park
- Mosquito Creek Wildlife Area
- Lake Erie
[edit] History
- 1924 – Original route established[2]; originally routed from Canfield to the former State Route 2 (current U.S. Route 20 in Ashtabula[3].
- 1931 – Extended to Columbiana along a previously unnumbered road[3].
- 1938 – Extended to State Route 531 in Ashtabula along a previously unnumbered road[3].
- 1946 – Extended to East Palestine along its current route and State Route 558[3].
- 1947 – From 1 mile south of New Waterford to East Palestine dually certified with State Route 558[3].
- 1950 – Truncated at 1 mile south of New Waterford[3] (ODOT’s diagram shows this dual certification is still in place).
- 1956 – Columbiana to Canfield dually certified with State Route 14[3].
- 1959 – State Route 14 certification removed from Canfield to 2 miles south of Canfield[3].
- 1970 – From 1 mile south of Interstate 90 to Ashtabula rerouted along new freeway alignment and dually certified with State Route 11[3].
- 1984 – State Route 14 certification removed from Columbiana to 2 miles south of Canfield[3].
[edit] Sources
- ^ Mileages retrieved from Technical Services Straight Line Diagrams unless otherwise noted.
- ^ Explanation of the Ohio State Highway System (The Unofficial Ohio State Highways Web Site) by John Simpson
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j Route 46 (The Unofficial Ohio State Highways Web Site) by John Simpson
[edit] External links
- The Unofficial Ohio State Highways Web Site, by John Simpson