Connecticut Route 286

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Route 286
Length:	3.60 mi[1] (5.79 km)
Formed:	1963
South end:	Route 74 in Ellington
North end:	Route 83 in Ellington
Routes in Connecticut < Route 275 Route 287 > Special Service Roads – State Roads

Route 286 is a minor state highway in northern Connecticut running entirely within the town of Ellington. It serves the community of Windermere Village.

Contents 1 Route Description 2 History 3 Junction List 4 References

[edit] Route Description

Route 286 begins as Pinney Street at an intersection with Route 74 in southern Ellington. It heads north 2.6 miles to the Ellington town center, passing by the residential community of Windermere Village along the way. In Ellington center, Route 286 turns east along Main Street, approaching but not intersecting Route 140 at the town green. Route 286 continues east another 0.6 miles before ending at an intersection with Route 83.^[1][2]

[edit] History

Most of modern Route 286 was first designated as a state highway at the beginning of 1963 as part of the Route Reclassification Act. The Main Street portion of Route 286 was originally part of Route 140. Route 140 was extended eastward in 1963 and was relocated to use Maple Street, with the Main Street portion becoming part of Route 286. Route 286 has had no significant changes since.^[3]

[edit] Junction List

Town	Road names	Junction	Milepost
Ellington (3.60 miles)[1]	Pinney Street, Main Street	Route 74	0.00
		Route 83	3.60

[edit] References