- Pennsylvania Route 42
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PA Route 42 Route information Maintained by PennDOT Length: 45 mi[1] (72 km) Existed: 1928 – present Major junctions South end: PA 61 in Centralia I-80/PA 44 in Buckhorn North end: US 220 in Laporte Location Counties: Columbia, Lycoming, Sullivan Highway system Roads in Pennsylvania
Interstate • US • State • Legislative← PA 41 PA 43 → Pennsylvania Route 42 is a 45-mile (72 km) long state route located in central Pennsylvania. The southern terminus of the route is at Pennsylvania Route 61 in Centralia. The northern terminus is at U.S. Route 220 in Laporte. In Beech Glen, Sullivan County, it concurs with U.S. 220, loops through Eagles Mere and meets U.S. 220 farther north in Laporte at its northern terminus.
Until 1999, Pennsylvania Route 54 was also present at the southern terminus of PA 42.
Major intersections
County Location Mile Destinations Notes Columbia Centralia 0.0 PA 61 (Centre Street, Locust Street) Southern terminus Catawissa PA 487 south (Southern Drive) South end of PA 487 concurrency PA 487 north (4th Street) North end of PA 487 concurrency Bloomsburg US 11 south (Montour Boulevard) South end of US 11 concurrency US 11 north (Main Street) North end of US 11 concurrency Buckhorn I-80 Interchange PA 44 (Buckhorn Road) Southern terminus of PA 44 Millville PA 254 (Main Street) Iola PA 442 Eastern terminus of PA 442 Lycoming Biggerstown PA 118 North Mountain PA 239 Northern terminus of PA 239 Sullivan Beech Glen US 220 south South end of US 220 concurrency Muncy Valley US 220 north North end of US 220 concurrency Laporte US 220 Northern terminus 1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi PA 42 Truck
PA Route 42 TruckLocation: Sullivan County, Pennsylvania Existed: 1980–present Pennsylvania Route 42 Truck is a 9-mile (14 km) long truck route in Sullivan County, Pennsylvania. While the final miles of Route 42 wind through state forest land toward Laporte, trucks are designated to follow the much simpiler alignment of U.S. Route 220, with which Truck 42 is cosigned for its entire length. The truck route also uniquely terminates at same same intersection as its parent route.
References
Categories:- State highways in Pennsylvania
- Pennsylvania road stubs
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