State Route 76 | ||||
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Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard (Clarksville) | ||||
Route information | ||||
Maintained by TDOT | ||||
Length: | 200 mi[1] (321.87 km) | |||
Major junctions | ||||
West end: | Moscow, Tennessee | |||
US 64 at Somerville I-40 (Exit 56) US 70/US 79 at Brownsville U.S. Route 45W at Humboldt U.S. Route 45E at Milan SR 22 at McKenzie U.S. Route 641 at Paris U.S. Route 41A in Clarksville SR 13 at Clarksville I-24 (Exit 11) at Springfield at White House at White House at Walnut Grove at Portland |
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East end: | Portland, Tennessee | |||
Location | ||||
Counties: | Fayette, Haywood, Crockett, Carroll, Henry, Stewart, Montgomery, Robertson, Sumner | |||
Highway system | ||||
Tennessee State Routes
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Tennessee State Route 76 is a state highway in Tennessee.
At Brownsville it becomes concurrent with U.S. Route 79 and Alternate U.S. Route 70. At Atwood, U.S. 70A pulls away, and SR 76 continues to follow US 79.
At Clarksville, SR 76 and US 79 merge with U.S. Route 41A and continue towards downtown. SR 76 branches away as Riverside Drive along the Cumberland River and forms a bypass to the south of town. It junctions with SR 12 before intersecting 41A again. For four miles (6 km) past this junction, SR 76 widens to a four lane divided highway. It crosses beneath Interstate 24 and funnels down to a two lane road all the way to Adams.
At Adams, the route is broken and is resumed approximately 1 mile east of Springield intersecting with SR 49. SR 76 continues east to White House, Tennessee. After crossing beneath Interstate 65 in continutes east until it intersects with U.S. Route 31-W. It then runs concurrent with U.S. Route 31-W north approximately two-tenths of a mile and branches again east. It continues east intersecting with SR 25 and finally ends at its intersection with SR 109 in Portland, TN.