Alabama State Route 189

State Route 189
Route information
Maintained by ALDOT
Length: 32.857 mi[1] (52.878 km)
Major junctions
South end: SR-52
  US-84 / SR-12
SR-87
North end: US-331 / SR-9
Location
Counties: Coffee, Crenshaw
Highway system

Alabama State Routes

SR-188 SR-191

State Route 189 or SR-189 is a 32.857-mile (52.878 km) state highway that serves Coffee and Crenshaw Counties as a connection between Kinston, Elba and Brantley. SR-189 intersects SR-52 at its southern terminus and US-331 at its northern terminus.

Route description

State Route 189 begins at its intersection with SR-52 in the central business district of Kinston.[2] From this terminus, the route travels in an easterly direction prior to turning to the north as it exits the town.[3] From this point, SR-189 generally travels in a north-northeast direction where it intersects both SR-134 and SR-141 in route to Elba.[4] Within Elba, the route intersects SR-203 prior to its brief concurrency with US-84 through the central business district of Elba.[5] Upon leaving its concurrency with US-84, SR-189 resumes its northerly direction and meets SR-87, SR-125 and SR-203 again as it exits town.[5] From Elba, the route generally travels in a northwesterly direction in route to its northern terminus at US-331 south of Brantley.[6]

Major intersections

County Location Mile[1] Destinations Notes
Coffee
Kinston 0.0 SR-52 Southern terminus
  4.957 SR-134
  10.228 SR-141 Southern terminus of SR-141
Elba 15.453 SR-203 Southern terminus of SR-203
16.233 US-84 / SR-12 Beginning of brief US-84 concurrency
16.604 US-84 / SR-12 End of brief US-84 concurrency
16.934 SR-87
17.611 SR-203
Crenshaw
  32.857 US-331 / SR-9 Northern terminus

References