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Misc. Routes


FL and CR 54 are the same road, and this TEMPORARY may be permanent. Photo courtesy J.P. Nasiatka. See the US 301 page.


Courtesy SPUI (Dan Moraseski) and still standing in Webster in 2005. Click for closeup.


SW 107 Ave., Miami, in winter 1984 when it was still a two-lane road, courtesy Averill Hecht. The sidewalks have been moved all the way back, lawns cut in half, for the upcoming widening that would transform it into a 4/5 lane arterial.


Long before the Suncoast Parkway was built, this road was indeed FL 589, but now is FL 568. Taken on FL 597 SB by J.P. Nasiatka.


Collier CR 951 SB, which I assume was former FL 951. This isn't just panther crossing, this is panther traffic. I wonder who has the right of way? Are the cross-street signals timed to allow panthers to make left turns? How do panthers make left turns? Any way they want to...

The remaining photos are historical and courtesy Michael Summa. The year at the end of each caption is when each photo was taken.



Euphemism for Rest Area, found on two-lane roads around Florida and non-reflective. 1982.

La Belle, south of FL 78, 1983.


Pasco CR 575 heading east from CR 41 in Blanton, and then much newer and uglier one-piece signs heading the other way. 1984.


Two secondary state routes for your enjoyment, since they've been gone for almost thirty years now. Others are floating around my Florida pages. First photo taken in 1973, just after FDOT stopped being the State Highway Department, and second photo taken in 1974, just east of I-75 heading toward Belleview.


FL 776's eastbound beginning in Englewood, where Beach Rd. comes in from Manasota Key in the Gulf of Mexico. 1975.

Southeast of Clewiston, 1982.


Collier CR 951 SB, which I assume was once FL 951. This isn't just panther crossing, this is panther traffic. Who has the right of way? Are the cross-street signals timed to allow panthers to make left turns? How do panthers make left turns at all? Any way they want to...

Misc. shields and photos from Costa Ioannidis

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