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The route from Granby center northwest through North Granby to the Massachusetts state line was designated in 1922 as State Highway 206. In the 1932 state highway renumbering, [3] Route 189 was established as a new designation for old Highway 206. It originally ran from Route 20 in Granby to the state line.
and where year of build codes are defined as: Letters N to Y denoting each year from 1992 to 2000 respectively; Numbers 1 to 9 denoting each year from 2001 to 2009 respectively; Letters A to M denoting each year from 2010 to 2021 respectively; After 2021, the letters roll over back to N, and thus N-Y denote each year from 2022 to 2030. [2]
[2] [3] The route follows the town line for approximately a tenth of a mile before being wholly in Wareham. It then crosses I-495 before clipping the corner of Middleborough and re-entering Wareham for a short while before finally entering Carver. For the first 1.4 miles (2.3 km) of this route, none of the town line changes are signed.
In 1753, the precinct was granted district status. From 1751 through 1761, the district was deadlocked over whether to build a new meetinghouse west of Cold Hill, in present-day South Hadley, or to its east, in present-day Granby. [11] In the Summer of 1761, the district's west side began constructing a meetinghouse without town meeting approval.
The Granby CDP is located in the west-central part of the town of Granby at (42.258128, -72.52186 It includes the village of Granby plus rural land to the west, north and east. U.S. Route 202 (State Street) forms much of the southern edge of the CDP, except around the village center, where the border extends to the south along Center Street and ...
New Mexico State Road 189; New York State Route 189; Ohio State Route 189; Pennsylvania Route 189 (former) Tennessee State Route 189; Texas State Highway 189 (former) Ranch to Market Road 189 (Texas) Utah State Route 189 (former) Virginia State Route 189; Wisconsin Highway 189 (former) Territories: Puerto Rico Highway 189
Route 42 again makes several 90-degree turns as it proceeds eastward, shifting from Bethany Road to Munson Road then to Lasky Road. After 2.4 miles (3.9 km), Route 42 enters the town of Bethany and the road name changes to Beacon Road . About two miles (3 km) later, the road ends at Old Litchfield Turnpike near the junction with Route 63 ...
Tweed Boulevard,S Tweed Boulevard and Park Road — — CR 8: 1.93: 3.11 New Jersey state line at Tappan: NY 340 in Sparkill: Old Tappan Road and Washington and Main streets — — CR 11: 2.65: 4.26 Orangeburg Road: Clarkstown town line Greenbush Road in Orangetown — — CR 13: 1.99: 3.20 Maple Road in Valley cottage: CR 80 in congers Kings ...