Washington State Route 502

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State Route 502
Auxiliary route of I-5
Defined by RCW 47.17.645, maintained by WSDOT
Length: 7.58 mi[1] (12.20 km)
Formed: 1964
West end: I-5 near Duluth
East end: SR 503 in Battle Ground
State highways in Washington
< SR 501 SR 503 >
Lists: current - 1937-70 - 1964 renumbering

State Route 502, abbreviated SR 502, is a state route in the U.S. state of Washington. Its western terminus is at Exit 9 on Interstate 5, the interchange with NE 179th Street. Its eastern terminus is at State Route 503 west of Battle Ground.

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[edit] Route description

The highway begins on NE 179th Street at the interchange with Interstate 5. It then heads north on NE 10th Avenue, continuing north until it intersects with NE 219th Street. It then continues east on 219th Street until it ends at State Route 503 in the town of Battle Ground.

A new interchange with interstate 5 near the Gee Creek Rest Area is planned to provide a more direct connection from Interstate 5 to SR 502 and the city of Battle Ground, WA. In addition, WSDOT is also planning on widening the rest of SR 502 to 4 lanes and controlling access onto and off the highway.

[edit] Major intersections

County Location Mile Roads Notes
Clark 0.00 Interstate 5 Western terminus of SR 502.
0.08 NE 179th Street, NE 10th Avenue SR 502 follows 179th Street west; 10th Avenue north
Duluth 2.07 NE 10th Avenue, NE 219th Street SR 502 follows 10th Avenue south; 219th Street east
5.14 NE 72nd Avenue
Battle Ground 7.58 State Route 503 (NW 10th Avenue) Eastern terminus of SR 502.

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