Alabama State Route 69
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| Basic data | |
| Overall length: | 259 mi / 417 km |
| Opening: | 1940 |
| Starting point: |
 AL 177 in Jackson
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| End point: |
 US 431 AL 79 in Guntersville
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| Counties: |
Clarke County Marengo County Hale County Tuscaloosa County Walker County Cullman County Marshall County |
The Alabama State Route 69 (abbreviated AL 69 ) is a state highway in the US state of Alabama , which runs north-south direction.
The State Route begins on Alabama State Route 177 in Jackson and ends near Guntersville on US Highway 431 and Alabama State Route 79 .
course
From Jackson it runs first in a north-westerly direction through Coffeeville . From Linden , the AL 69 leads north via Greensboro to Tuscaloosa . There it meets Interstates 20 , 59 and 359 as well as US Highways 11 , 44 and 82 . Alabama State Route 69 runs northeast from Lake Tuscaloosa . Before the city of Cullman , she uses the route of Interstate 65 for eight kilometers (five miles) . After crossing Lake Guntersville , it ends in the town of the same name.
history
The first section of Alabama State Route 69 was established in 1940. He connected the cities of Cullman and Tuscaloosa. In 1957, the State Route was expanded from Cullman to Guntersville, replacing Alabama State Route 112 . Also in a southerly direction it was extended by two sections via Linden to Nanafalia , which replaced Alabama State Routes 13 and 79 . The last change in the course was in 1960 with the expansion from Nanafalia to Jackson.
See also
Web links
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