Towns maintain their own roads; "THROUGH WAY" = state maintenance.

Backyard railroad in Barnet (US 5) Lake Champlain Bridge Celebration, 5/19/12 11/12/11 Bennington Road Meet I-89 I-189 I-91 US 2 US 4 US 5 ~ Alt. US 5, St. Johnsbury US 7 US 302 Covered bridges ~ Cornish-Windsor ~ Monroe-Barnet ~ Pulp Mill ~ River Road ~ Scott ~ Village Arlington Bayley-Hazen Rd. Cadys Falls Rd. Chelsea Maidstone-Stratford Hollow Bridge Main St., Burlington Pittsford Sheldon South Newfane South Wheelock Rd. Stowe White River Junction

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Buck Hill Rd. in Arlington is definitely not a state primary route. Therefore, the "0114" is correct as a state-maintained township road. "1140" would mean Route 1140 in NY but Route 114 in VT.

The view to the east from High Pond Rd. in Brandon.

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