County Road 4118 (Florida)
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| County Road 4118 |
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| Length: | 13.12[1] mi (21.11 km) | ||||
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| West end: |  SR 44 in rural Volusia County |
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| East end: | SR 44 BUS in New Smyrna Beach | ||||
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Volusia County Road 4118 (locally known as Pioneer Trail) is a county road throughout mostly rural Volusia County. It is 13 miles long, from New Smyrna Beach to rural Volusia County, located approximately between Interstate 95 and Interstate 4. Completely, it is a 2 lane historic road, as formly part of SR 44, the western terminus. It also supports the southern border of Port Orange.
[edit] Route Description
Begining at SR 44, it begins with a 2 lane road. The first residential area is at [[Sopotnicks Corner, Florida|Sopotnicks Corner, the crossroads of CR 415 and CR 4118. As CR 4118 bridges over Interstate 95, it immediately supports the western terminus of CR 4093. Between those 2 highways, an intersection named Airport Road is going to be CR 4009 when the extention is completed to SR 44. It then enters 2 more unincorporated communities, Sugar Mill Estates and Glencoe. CR 4118 begins to enter New Smyrna Beach, and then immediately Mission City. Extremely near Mission City, CR 4118 ends at SR 44 BUS in New Smyrna Beach.
