Alabama State Route 19

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Alabama State Route 19 road sign
Basic data
Overall length:  35 mi / 56 km
Opening:  1944
Starting point:  Alabama 17th svg AL 17 near Detroit
End point:  Alabama 24.svg AL 24 in Red Bay
Counties:  Lamar County
Marion County
Franklin County
Important cities:  Hamilton
Vina
course
AB-Kreuzung-grün.svg Hamilton AL 74Alabama 74.svg
AB-Kreuzung.svg Hamilton US 78US 78.svg
AB-Kreuzung-blau.svg Hamilton I-22 (planned)I-22.svg
AB-Kreuzung-grün.svg Alabama 20.svg AL 20
AB-Kreuzung-grün.svg Vina AL 172Alabama 172.svg
AB-Kreuzung-grün.svg Vina AL 23Alabama 23rd svg

The Alabama State Route 19 (abbreviated AL 19 ) is a state highway in the US state of Alabama , which runs north-south direction.

The State Route begins on Alabama State Route 17 near Detroit and ends in Red Bay on Alabama State Route 24 .

history

In 1944, the AL 19 was opened between Hamilton and Millport . This line was replaced by the AL 17 nine years later. In 1957 the road between Red Bay and Weston was re-designated as number 19. The State Route got its current route in 1968 with the expansion from Weston to Detroit.

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