Pennsylvania Roads

Pennsylvania



Left: Old Gallitzin Tunnel sign on Church St. WB at Jackson St. in Gallitzin. There are a lot of famous railroad sites in western Pennsylvania. Center: Eastbound on Glenwhite Road/Kittanning Point Road west of Altoona, the only road passing underneath the famous Horseshoe Curve railroad grade. Right: from the Columbia clock museum.





PA 3
PA 23 (Goat Path)
PA 32
PA 33
PA 54
PA 56
PA 61
PA 63 (Woodhaven Blvd.)
PA 73
Unbuilt PA 90
PA 100
PA 106
Old PA 115
PA 116
PA 272
PA 274
PA 307
PA 309
PA 378
PA 462
PA 611
Central Scranton Expy.
Fairmount Park Intchg.
Roebling/Pond Eddy Bridges
Riegelsville Bridge
I-70
I-76 and Abandoned PA Tpk.
I-276
I-376
I-476
I-676
I-78
I-79
I-279
I-80
I-180
I-380
I-81
I-83
I-84
I-90
I-95
I-99
Future I-99: US 15, US 220/322

Centralia
Harrisburg
PA Dutch Country
Philadelphia
Scranton
US 1
US 6
US 11
Old US 611
US 13
Old US 13
US 15
US 202
US 209
Business US 209
US 119
US 219
US 220
US 22
Old US 22
US 222 (and PA 222)
US 322
US 422
US 30
Business US 30

Elmira (NY) Road Meet
PA/NJ/NY Tri-Point
Tunkhannock Viaduct
Other routes

Exiting the South Fork Visitor Center northeast of Johnstown, Pennsylvania tests whether you've been paying attention to geometry. Either direction is the Southwestern Pennsylvania Industrial Heritage Route. To the right is the square route, or clockwise, so you can guess what the circle signifies. Thanks to Jeff Kitsko, who unknowingly helped solve this great mystery for me. If you can confuse even me, PennDOT, consider trying something new, like, say, signing the route NORTH-SOUTH.


In Tobyhanna State Park, on Gouldsboro Road where it crosses the railroad spur into the Tobyhanna Military Reservation. It's entirely possible the railroad gets more traffic than Gouldsboro does. First photo, facing south, includes an old utility pole with a bunch of wires that apparently just aren't needed, because no one's come to fix them. Other photos are NB and SB respectively.



Explore the sights of Pennsylvania railroads
Explore the site of the South Fork dam collapse
Jeff Kitsko's pahighways.com
Timothy Reichard's Central PA Roads
Maps of PA
Geoffrey Hatchard's PA Gateway
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Sixscore and 15 years ago, this bridge was erected on Dublin Road in the namesake town, probably by the county. Click for a slightly dusky photo of the bridge.