Utah State Route 51
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| State Route 51 |
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| State Road Defined by Utah Code §72-4-111, maintained by UDOT |
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| Length: | 3.339 mi[1] (5.374 km) | ||||||||
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| Formed: | 1992[2] | ||||||||
| South end: |  SR-147 in Spanish Fork |
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| North end: |  US-89 in Springville |
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| Counties: | Utah | ||||||||
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State Route 51 is a short highway completely within Utah County in northern Utah that connects SR-137 to US-89. The highway runs for three miles.
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[edit] Route description
From its southern terminus in Spanish Fork, the route goes northeast until its junction with 1600 South, where it heads north until its northern terminus, which has one of the oldest grade-separated intersections in Utah.[3]
[edit] History
[edit] Previous route
When it was first formed in 1915, SR-51 ran from SR-3—now SR-30—to the Wyoming border. It maintained this designation until its deletion in 1975, where it was annexed by SR-30.[2]
[edit] Current route
The current designation was formed in 1992, running from SR-147 to US-89, the current path of the highway.[2]
[edit] Major intersections
| County | Location[4] | Mile[1] | Junction | Notes |
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| Utah | Spanish Fork | 0.000 | SR-147 (400 North) |
Southern terminus |
| Springville | 3.339 | US-89 (Main Street) |
Northern terminus Grade-separated intersection |
[edit] References
- ^ a b State Route 51 Highway reference. Utah Department of Transportation.
- ^ a b c State Route 51 History. Utah Department of Transportation.
- ^ Utah Highway Pages. Stober, Dan.
- ^ State Highway Map. Utah Department of Transportation. Retrieved on 22 April 2008.
