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Pa Final Appendix A Appendix A Maintenance Year Features Intersected Features Crossed Location County Responsibility Built ADT Length Lanes US 30; SR 0030 BEAVER CREEK ABBOTTSTOWN Adams State Highway Agency 1926 16,073 10.7 2 US 30; SR 0030 ROCK CREEK GETTYSBURG Adams State Highway Agency 1938 18,799 29.9 2 142-RAMP FR BLVD/A FORBES AVE LR 120 OVER FORBES AVE Allegheny State Highway Agency 1920 21,242 48.8 3 ALLIES BL MAURICE ST, RAMP, FORBES BLV ALLIES OVER FORBES AV Allegheny State Highway Agency 1928 21,843 107.0 4 FORT PITT BL MON WHARF PARKING LOT 301035 FORT PITT BLVD(EB) Allegheny City or Municipal 1940 15,955 614.5 3 BAPTIST RD NORFOLK & WESTERN RR. BETHEL PARK O/N&W RR. Allegheny Railroad 1913 12,036 25.3 2 BABCOCK BL GIRTYS RUN 1/2 MI.N.W.OF SR 4002 Allegheny State Highway Agency 1930 13,094 25.3 2 BRADDOCK AV NORFOLK SOUTHERN RR P09202 KENMAWR BRIDGE Allegheny Railroad 1910 15,000 24.1 2 N AVE&BRIGHTON RD N-S RR-ALLEGHENY PARK 301067 N AVE-BRIGHTON RD Allegheny Railroad 1905 21,000 26.8 4 MOSSIDE BL LOCAL SERVICE ROAD AT MOSSIDE BRIDGE Allegheny State Highway Agency 1930 16,285 27.1 2 MOUNT NEBO RD I-79 NB-SB MT NEBO INTERCHANGE Allegheny State Highway Agency 1971 12,592 87.2 4 LIBRARY RD SAW MILL RUN PITTSBURGH @ 51&88 Allegheny State Highway Agency 1930 20,000 12.8 3 LR02287,SR2082 (I-76);B&LE RR;WB-445 EAST OF ALLEGHENY RIVER Allegheny State Toll Authority 1952 18,092 78.6 2 LINCOLN WY LONG RUN 1260' EAST OF SR 0048 Allegheny State Highway Agency 1930 16,772 7.6 2 GIBSONIA RD WILLOW RUN AT GRUBBS RD(T-584) Allegheny State Highway Agency 1930 11,230 11.9 2 WILLIAM FLYNN HW PINE CREEK 600'SOUTH OF DUNCAN AVE. Allegheny State Highway Agency 1959 17,828 27.7 4 MOSSIDE BL NSC RR, SERVICE RDS.,CR. MOSSIDE BLVD.BRIDGE Allegheny State Highway Agency 1930 16,285 247.5 2 RAYMOND P SHAFE HW MINGO RD JUST N OF WEXFORD INTERCH Allegheny State Highway Agency 1972 30,695 51.2 3 WEST CARSON ST FILL AREA 1/2 MI.N.W.CORLISS TUNNEL Allegheny State Highway Agency 1926 15,577 102.1 3 LYSLE BL CROOKED RUN 500'S.OF N.INTER/W SR2037 Allegheny State Highway Agency 1937 20,381 8.5 4 RAYMOND P SHAFR HW CHARTIERS CREEK 1016NB OVER CHARTIERS CRK Allegheny State Highway Agency 1965 29,326 77.7 3 SR 0028 SH CSX RAILROAD ETNA BORO OVER B&O RR. Allegheny State Highway Agency 1960 60,050 122.2 4 RANKIN BR SR837EX,3 RR'S,KENMARAVE MA0735 RANKIN BR-MAIN STR Allegheny County Highway Agency 1951 25,074 739.7 4 BUTLER ST FILLED IN RAVINE PGH - HETHS RUN BR NR ZOO Allegheny State Highway Agency 1914 13,571 99.7 2 T-725THORN HILL RD PA TURNPIKE(I-76)WB-400 WEST OF WARRENDALE Allegheny State Toll Authority 1952 22,384 42.4 4 OHIO RIVER BL BEAVER AVE.TURNAROUND 19-65 O/BEAV.AVE.TURNRND Allegheny State Highway Agency 1969 34,134 61.0 6 OHIO RIVER BL BIRMINGHAM AVE 2.5 MI.S.E.OF SR 0079 Allegheny State Highway Agency 1930 19,938 13.4 4 CORAOPOLIS BLVD TWP.RD.142 & MONTOUR RUN OVER TWP.RD.142 Allegheny State Highway Agency 1929 27,407 120.4 2 SAW MILL RUN BL WEYMAN RUN 125' SOUTH OF PROVOST RD. Allegheny State Highway Agency 1931 26,582 9.8 4 CURRY HOLLOW RD CSX RAILROAD PLEASANT HILLS-OVER RR Allegheny Railroad 1939 31,326 36.6 4 TARENTUM BR ABAND.RR.,RPS.C&D,RIVER A9801 O/RR.,RPS.C&D,RIVER Allegheny State Highway Agency 1949 32,806 543.8 4 SAW MILL RUN BL WEYMAN RUN 250' SOUTHEAST OF SR 0088 Allegheny State Highway Agency 1931 35,555 11.6 4 OHIO RIVER BL FOREST AVE. 2 MI.S.E.OF SR 0079 Allegheny State Highway Agency 1930 19,938 19.2 4 LR02176,SR 2054 PA TURNPIKE(I-76);WB-461 NEAR PITTSBURGH INTERCHG Allegheny State Toll Authority 1952 11,970 41.5 4 CLAIRTON BL TR. 51 OVER LEWIS RUN 500 FT SO SR 2032WIS RUN Allegheny State Highway Agency 1958 27,344 7.3 4 FREEPORT RD ABANDONED RR TRACK BARGE BASIN O/ABNDONED RR Allegheny State Highway Agency 1928 24,908 12.2 3 MCKEESPORT BL UNION RAILROAD DRAVOSBURG OVER UNION RR Allegheny State Highway Agency 1960 18,268 37.5 4 RAYMOND P SHAFR HW CHARTIERS CREEK 1016SB OVER CHARTIERS CRK Allegheny State Highway Agency 1965 29,943 70.1 4 CASTLE SHANNON BL SAW MILL RUN 300'N.W.OF INTER.W/TR 88 Allegheny State Highway Agency 1900 17,710 7.0 2 CENTER AV FALLEN TIMBER RUN 500 FT EAST OF 51 Allegheny State Highway Agency 1952 13,416 14.0 2 WILLIAM FLYNN HW GOURDHEAD RUN .5 MI. SOUTH OF SR 1010 Allegheny State Highway Agency 1931 18,737 14.6 4 SR 0028 SH COAL CO RD & BARGE BASIN 1037 NB OVER BARGE BASIN Allegheny State Highway Agency 1971 21,220 331.3 2 SR 0028 SH COAL CO RD & BARGE BASIN 1037 SB OVER BARGE BASIN Allegheny State Highway Agency 1971 21,148 305.1 2 VERSAILLES AV RAVINE STREET 304005 VERSAILLES AVE VIA Allegheny City or Municipal 1972 14,000 86.6 2 ARDMORE BL FALLS RUN @ INTER W/ BRADDOCK ROAD Allegheny State Highway Agency 1942 30,608 6.7 5 LOGAN FERRY RD ABANDONED RR TRACK 200'N.OF ENTRANCE DRIVE Allegheny State Highway Agency 1936 13,025 9.8 2 RAMP A TO 279 NB CAMPBELL RUN ROAD RAMP A-1 Allegheny State Highway Agency 1973 13,125 80.8 2 GREENTREE RD I279,PARKWAY WEST GREENTREE,OVER765 Allegheny State Highway Agency 1950 15,636 43.3 5 BABCOCK BLVD GIRTYS RUN NEAR SHALER-ROSS TWP LINE Allegheny State Highway Agency 1929 13,094 13.7 2 SALEM HOLLOW RD NORTH FORK PINE CREEK 600' FROM INTER.W/02141 Allegheny State Highway Agency 1941 10,090 9.8 2 SOUTH NEGLEY AV N-S RR & PAT EBUSWAY 301102 BTCENTRE&ELLSWORTH Allegheny City or Municipal 1924 15,000 32.3 2 SR 0028 SH PA TURNPIKE SR 28 SB OVER TURNPIKE Allegheny State Highway Agency 1970 18,878 57.0 4 R.P. SHAFER HW PITT-IND RR .25 MI.SOUTH OF EWING RD Allegheny State Highway Agency 1972 36,342 182.0 3 GREENTREE RD CHARTIERS CREEK AT INTERSECTION W/PA 50 Allegheny State Highway Agency 1960 17,148 70.1 4 LINCOLN HW OVER BESSEMER AVE RT 30 OVER BESSEMER AVE Allegheny State Highway Agency 1937 22,616 17.1 4 RAYMOND P SHAFE HW I76,PA TURNPIKE LR 1021 OVER PA TURNPIKE Allegheny State Highway Agency 1976 13,476 72.5 4 OHIO RIVER BL SPRUCE RUN CR.-SPRUCE ST 1/4 S.E. OF SR 4021 Allegheny State Highway Agency 1930 19,938 192.0 4 WILDWOOD RD CSX RR.,CREEK,PRIVATE RD 250' WEST OF SR 4067 Allegheny State Highway Agency 1982 12,319 119.5 2 RAYMOND P SHAFE HW WARRENDALE BAYNE RD OVER SR 4052 (RED BELT) Allegheny State Highway Agency 1974 27,094 100.3 4 RAYMOND P SHAFE HW WARRENDALE BAYNE RD LR 1021 NB OVER LR 02271 Allegheny State Highway Agency 1974 25,251 118.3 4 PENN LINCOLN PY LR 395-RODI ROAD NB&SB 1/2 MI. N.E. OF SR 2048 Allegheny State Highway Agency 1962 66,587 101.2 6 PARKWAY EAST OLD WM PENN HWY,LEAK RUN I376 O/OLD WM.PENN HWY. Allegheny State Highway Agency 1962 66,929 68.3 6 STOOPS FERRY RD FLAUGHERTY RUN AT SR 3089 INT Allegheny State Highway Agency 1930 14,961 23.2 2 ETNA BP RT.8 NB-SB,N.MAIN,RR SP. ETNA INTERCHANGE NB Allegheny State Highway Agency 1960 28,526 267.0 2 RAYMOND P SHAFE HW GLENFIELD RD,KILBUCK RUN 1016 SB OVER GLENFIELD RD Allegheny State Highway Agency 1971 17,117 136.6 2 PARKWAY EAST HW OLD WILLIAM PENN HIGHWAY OVER OLD WM.PENN HIGHWAY Allegheny State Highway Agency 1962 66,929 67.4 6 LINCOLN HWY. LR 639-ELECTRIC AVE. .5 MI.W. WESTINGHOUSE BR. Allegheny State Highway Agency 1932 12,209 96.6 2 WALNUT ST YOUGH,CSX, LOCAL STS BOSTON-VERSAILLES BOUNDRY Allegheny State Highway Agency 1931 21,952 360.3 2 RAYMOND P SHAFE HW GLENFIELD RD,KILBUCK RUN 1016 NB OVER GLENFIELD RD Allegheny State Highway Agency 1971 15,592 135.6 2 BIRMINGHAM BR MON RIVER,CSX RR BIRMINGHAM BRIDGE Allegheny State Highway Agency 1976 31,267 506.6 5 PARKWAY EAST227+84 LR 187-BUSINESS ROUTE 22 187 PAR. EB OVER BUS. 22 Allegheny State Highway Agency 1962 33,300 75.3 5 PA TURNPIKE (I-76) T-746;WB-453 NEAR PENN HILLS Allegheny State Toll Authority 1952 37,721 10.4 4 SR 0028 SH PA TURNPIKE SR 28 NB OVER TURNPIKE Allegheny State Highway Agency 1970 19,189 57.0 4 PENN LINCOLN PW WHISKEY RUN, BELL RD BELOW N&W RR TRESTLE Allegheny State Highway Agency 1953 86,431 189.6 4 OHIO RIVER BL DILWORTH RUN,W.BELVUE ST .3 MI. NW OF SR 4012 Allegheny State Highway Agency 1930 19,022 68.6 4 CLAIRTON BL FALLEN TIMBER RUN 750'N.W.OF WEIGEL HILL RD Allegheny State Highway Agency 1948 27,433 10.1 4 PA TURNPIKE (I-76) US19,SR 0019;WB-402 WEST OF WARRENDALE Allegheny State Toll Authority 1950 27,112 53.0 4 PARKWAY EAST LR 187,RAMP A,W.B.
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