Washington State Route 506

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State Route 506
Auxiliary route of I-5
Defined by RCW 47.17.665, maintained by WSDOT
Length: 11.53 mi[1] (18.56 km)
Formed: 1964
West end: Second Street in Ryderwood
Major
junctions:
I-5 near Vader
East end: I-5 near Toledo
State highways in Washington
< SR 505 SR 507 >
Lists: current - Interstates - 1937-70 - 1964 renumbering

State Route 506 is a state route in Washington. Its western terminus is at the intersection of Morse Street and Second Street in Ryderwood and its eastern terminus is at Interstate 5.

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[edit] Route description

SR 506 continues north on Morse Street through Ryderwood, then heading northeast towards Vader, traveling through town on Seventh Street. It then continues east to intersect Interstate 5 just north of its bridges over the Cowlitz River. It then continues north along the western side of I-5, and ends where it crosses over the highway at a second interchange. Toledo Vader Road continues east from there into the town of Toledo.

[edit] Major intersections

County Location Mile Roads Notes
Lewis Ryderwood 0.00 Second Street Western terminus of SR 506
Cowlitz 1.78 Wildwood Road
Vader 5.73 Winlock-Vader Road
6.85 Westside Highway Former State Route 411
9.87 Cowlitz Loop Road Provides access to I-5 northbound
9.89 Interstate 5 south I-5 Exit 59. No direct access to/from I-5 northbound.
11.53 Interstate 5 I-5 Exit 60. Eastern terminus of SR 506.

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