Colorado State Highway 9

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State Highway 9
Length:	138.92 mi[1] (223.57 km)
South end:	US 50 in Parkdale
North end:	US 40 in Kremmling
Counties:	Fremont, Park, Summit, Grand
Colorado State Highways < SH 8 SH 10 >

State Highway 9 in the U.S. state of Colorado is a 138-mile long state highway through central Colorado. It is a mostly mountainous route, passing through the Rocky Mountains and connecting a chain of towns. SH 9 also enters the Pike National Forest and the Arapaho National Forest. The road goes over Hoosier Pass.

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Source: Segment List for SH 9

Milepost	City	Junction
0	Parkdale	U.S. Highway 50 Terminus
46.980	Hartsel	U.S. Highway 24 Begin concurrency
47.582	Hartsel	U.S. Highway 24 End concurrency
63.732	Fairplay	U.S. Highway 285 Begin concurrency
64.673	Fairplay	U.S. Highway 285 End concurrency
96.998	Frisco	Interstate 70 Begin concurrency
101.562	Frisco	Interstate 70 End concurrency
138.920	Kremmling	U.S. Highway 40 Terminus

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