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[edit] History
- Certified in 1935. [2]
- Originally routed from 5 miles north of Morrow to 2 miles west of Clarksville. [2]
- 2 miles west of Clarksville to Clarksville was route 3 only before 1932. [2]
- 2 miles west of Clarksville to Clarksville was routes 22 and 3 from 1932-50. [2]
- Clarksville to 9 miles east of Cuba was unnumbered before 1938. [2]
- In 1938, extended to 9 miles east of Cuba along routes 22 and 3 from 2 miles west of Clarksville to Clarksville and previous unnumbered road from Clarksville to 9 miles east of Cuba. [2]
- Extended to Sabina along previous unnumbered road in 1939. [2]
- 9 miles east of Cuba to Sabina certified as route 729 in 1941. [2]
- Truncated at 9 miles east of Cuba in 1941. [2]
[edit] Cities and Villages along route
[edit] Points of Interest
- Little Miami River - At the Little Miami River valley, State Route 350 is marked as impassible for trucks and trailers. The road has steep grades and a hairpin curve on each side of the river. There is a narrow bridge crossing at the river. at the west end of the bridge is a historic log building, at east end is a public access to the river and a private canoe livery.
- Little Miami Bike Trail - A bike and hiking trail following the former railway path following the Little Miami River and part of the Little Miami State Park.
- Fort Ancient State Memorial Hopewell Indian earth mounds on the east rim of the Little Miami Valley.
- Cowan Lake State Park - Just north of 350 at Ohio State Route 730.
[edit] References
- ^ Mileages retrieved from Technical Services Straight Line Diagrams unless otherwise noted.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i Route 350 by John Simpson
SR 123 near Lebanon
SR 73 near New Vienna
