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Iowa Highway 92 (Iowa 92) is a state highway that runs from east to west across the state of Iowa. Iowa 92 is 279 miles (449 km) long and is part of a continuous 886-mile (1,426 km) four-state "Highway 92" which begins in Torrington, Wyoming , goes through Nebraska and Iowa and ends in La Moille, Illinois .
Originally a spur route from Iowa 2/Iowa 24 (now US 6) to Griswold, this became part of Iowa 48 in 1923; east-west route designated 1921 when Iowa 24 was decommissioned through Lewis, replaced by relocated Iowa 92 Iowa 100: 6.12 [16] 9.85 US 6 near Lewis: US 71 near Atlantic: 1958: 1958 Former section of Iowa 92; renumbered Iowa 414 due to ...
US 61 / Iowa 2 west of Fort Madison: US 61 northeast of Fort Madison 2011: current Serves Fort Madison; former routing of US 61 US 61 Bus. 5.407: 8.702 US 61 / Iowa 92 in southwestern Muscatine: US 61 / Iowa 22 / Iowa 38 / Iowa 92 in northeastern Muscatine 1984: current Serves Muscatine; former routing of US 61 US 61 Bus. 10.924: 17.580
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There, both Iowa 22 and Iowa 92 follow Iowa 38 toward the city's riverfront. [2] [3] US 61 and Iowa 92 south of Muscatine. US 61 continues to the northeast along a four-lane expressway; two exits provide access to Blue Grass. A few miles east of Blue Grass, the highway meets and turns north onto Interstate 280 (I-280).
Hawaii Route 92; Illinois Route 92; Iowa Highway 92; K-92 (Kansas highway) Kentucky Route 92; Louisiana Highway 92. Louisiana State Route 92 (former) Maine State Route 92; Maryland Route 92 (former) M-92 (Michigan highway) (former) Minnesota State Highway 92; Missouri Route 92; Nebraska Highway 92; Nebraska Recreation Road 92A; Nevada State ...
First-time incumbent Heather Hora is looking to fend off a challenge from a UI graduate student in House District 92. What they say about the issues: Where Iowa House District 92 candidates stand ...
The new bridge was built a mile upstream from its predecessor, and the first construct in Iowa under the Iowa Interstate Bridge Act. [4] The new bridge, which cost $5.2 million to construct, was opened on December 8, 1972. It was rededicated and named after Beckey on September 15, 1980. Beckey (1921-1981) was the last Chairman of the MBC.