Missouri Route 367

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Route 367

Maintained by MoDOT

Length:

7 mi (11 km)

North end:

East of Black Jack

South end:

St. Louis

Major cities:

Spanish Lake (CDP)

Bellefontaine Neighbors
Moline Acres
Jennings
St. Louis

Missouri Highways
< Route 366		Route 370 >
Supplemental

Route 367 is a seven-mile (eleven-kilometer) long roadway in the metropolitan St. Louis, Missouri, United States area. It is also known as Lewis & Clark Boulevard. Its northern terminus is US 67 near Black Jack and its southern terminus is at the I-70 bridge over Riverview Blvd. before Riverview Blvd. becomes Bircher Blvd. in St. Louis. It was originally part of US 67.

In December 2007, a multi-year reconstruction project to convert the St. Louis County portion of Route 367 to freeway status was completed. The road was designed in the 1950s, and needed rebuilding, partly because of very short turn lanes and closely adjacent outer service roads. The new freeway now helps to provide a more direct route between St. Louis and the Alton, Illinois section of the St. Louis Metro East. Existing bridges were replaced at Chambers Road, Coldwater Creek, and the BNSF railroad tracks. South of I-270, Route 367 is planned as more of a parkway, where both arterial and residential streets will continue to intersect the roadway.

In the City of St. Louis portion, no major improvements are planned. This section includes the Halls Ferry Circle, where six major roadways converge.