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Traversing the lush hills and farmlands of southern Indiana and paralleling the mighty Ohio River, the Ohio River Scenic Byway marks a time-worn and history-rich corridor that has profoundly influenced the people and communities through which it passes. Whether clinging to the shores of the river, or linking farms and historic river communities, the Ohio River Scenic Byway is the common thread joining a geographically broad and culturally diverse region together.
The Ohio River Scenic Byway in Indiana is comprised of the following segments totaling 302.38 miles:
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SEGMENT(listed East to West) |
MILEAGE |
ROAD CLASS |
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US route 50 to Oberling Road Oberling Road to Ridge Road Main Street to US 50 US 50 to George Street Second Street to SR 56 SR 56 to SR 156 SR 156 to SR 62 SR 62 to Allison Lane Allison Lane to Market Market to Walnut Walnut to Riverside Riverside to Sherwood Sherwood to S. Clark Blvd S. Clark Blvd. to Harrison Ave. Harrison Avenue to Randolph Randolph to Spring St. (SR 62) SR 62 to Vincennes and Main Main to Corydon Pike SR 62 to SR 66, at Sulphur SR 66 to SR 662, in Newburgh SR 662 to Interstate I64 Interstate I64 to Veterans Memorial Parkway Veterans Memorial Parkway to Riverside Riverside to SR 62 (Lloyd Expressway) SR 62 to Illinois Border |
2.30 2.13 2.21 3.34 0.30 11.8 26.0 39.7 2.31 3.73 0.09 1.57 0.81 0.51 0.50 3.12 8.40 1.93 41.6 83.6 4.22 3.00 2.40 1.11 29.4 |
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Ohio River Scenic Byway and Fish & Wildlife Service Lands in Indiana
Note: Highlighted byway routes shown on maps of National Scenic Byways correspond to designations made by the U.S. Secretary of Transportation. State designations may differ. Maps from America’s Byways.