Connecticut Route 34

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Route 34
Length: 24.37 mi (39.22 km)
Formed: 1932
East end: I-95/I-91 in New Haven
Major
junctions:
Route 15 in Orange
Route 8 in Derby
West end: Washington Street (near I-84) in Newtown
Routes in Connecticut
< Route 33 Route 35 >
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Route 34 is a state highway in the U.S. state of Connecticut. Route 34 is 24.37 miles long, and extends westward from its start at the interchange with I-95 and I-91 in New Haven to Washington Street near I-84 in Newtown. It is a primary east-west state route connecting the New Haven and Danbury areas.

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[edit] Route description

From its western terminus in Newtown, Route 34 begins as a 2-lane principal arterial road, expanding to a 4-lane divided highway in Derby at the junction with Route 8. Near its eastern terminus in New Haven, it briefly becomes a 6-lane/8-lane freeway before terminating at the interchange with I-95 and I-91.

[edit] Notes

The eastbound section in New Haven running along Legion Avenue and South Frontage Road (1.03 miles) is town-maintained. The corresponding westbound section along North Frontage Road is officially designated as State Road 706 but is signed as Route 34 West.

[edit] Junction list

Town Road names Major junctions Milepost
Newtown
(5.76 miles)
Berkshire Road I-84 at Exit 11 (via SSR 490) 0.79
Monroe
(1.26 miles)
Roosevelt Drive Route 111 5.82
Oxford
(2.04 miles)
Roosevelt Drive    
Seymour
(2.06 miles)
Roosevelt Drive Route 188 9.52
Derby
(5.10 miles)
Roosevelt Drive, Main Street, New Haven Avenue Route 8 14.08
Route 115 14.25
Orange
(3.91 miles)
Derby Turnpike Route 121 16.59
Route 15 17.35
Route 152 17.86
Route 114 18.38
West Haven
(1.60 miles)
Derby Avenue Route 122 21.02
New Haven
(2.64 miles)
Derby Avenue, Ella T. Grasso Boulevard, Legion Avenue (EB), South Frontage Road (EB), North Frontage Road (WB), Richard C. Lee Highway (Oak Street Connector) Route 10 21.88-22.21
Junction I-95/I-91
Mainline follows ramps to I-95 North
24.11

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