First photo in the state is southbound and courtesy Lou Corsaro.


Green means business, but usually you'll see that spelled out as well (and nowadays, the numerals are green too). These were taken heading north toward Waycross by J.P. Nasiatka; GA 4 ghosts US 1. P.S. Did anyone else notice 1-2-3-4 in order on these shields?


The next shield south is just for Business US 1, and is courtesy Lou Corsaro. This would be Maryland-spec, and probably up to standards for many other states, but in Georgia BUSINESS is supposed to appear inside a regular shield. Bring back the other routes, too!


As I just asked, 1234 come together again, but unlike what these shields suggest, this is still heading southbound on the business route, and still taken by Lou.


In central Waycross, a quadruplex breaks up, and I now have separate pages for all four routes, as linked below. Business 1 peels off to the left (why not alo Business 23?), and GA 520 (which uses green numerals, not black) is CORR Z, as explained on that page (also explained on the US 82 page, which is where this photo originates).

Wide shield, southbound in Alma, courtesy Lou Corsaro. The US 23/1 multiplex (with assorted other routes and hidden state routes along the way) began a short distance north of here, and continues into Florida.


Emery Highway EB east of Macon, courtesy J.P. Nasiatka, and finally free of US 1. Regular US 129 goes through Macon, and US 80 and GA 19 are just to the north after having left Emery Hwy. for Jeffersonville Rd. GA 87 CONN(ector) links northbound-eastbound and WB-SB travelers.


SB east of Atlanta, with a composite photo courtesy John Krakoff.

Onto US 301 and the 23/1/301 multiplex
Onto US 1 alone

Into Florida on US 23/1/301
To I-95
Onto US 82 and 82/GA 520
Onto GA 520 alone
To I-75
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