- Colorado State Highway 83
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State Highway 83 Route information Maintained by CDOT Length: 77.26 mi[1] (124.34 km) Major junctions North end: SH 2 in Denver I-225 in Aurora
SH 21 in Gleneagle
SH 86 in Franktown
I-25 in Colorado SpringsSouth end: SH 21 in Colorado Springs Location Counties: Denver, Arapahoe, Douglas, El Paso Highway system ← SH 82 US 84 → State Highway 83 is a state highway that runs from SH 21 interchange in north Colorado Springs to SH 2 at Leetsdale Dr. / Colorado Blvd. in Denver.
Route description
The route gives service through Colorado Springs as Academy Blvd from SH 115 to just south of the United States Air Force Academy (hence its name) , through the rural countryside to Franktown. It continues through the Denver-Metro area as Parker Road, then Leetsdale Drive. SH 83 ends at SH 2 / Colorado Boulevard in Central Denver.
Major intersections
County Location Mile[2] Junction Notes El Paso 0 SH 115 – Cañon City, Colorado Springs Southern terminus of SH 83 Colorado Springs 1 Magrath Avenue 2 I-25 – Denver, Pueblo 2.5 US 85 / US 87 – Castle Rock, Fountain 3 Bradley Road 4 Drennan Road 4.5 Hancock Expressway 6 US 24 (Fountain Boulevard) – Manitou Springs, Limon 7 Airport Road 8 Platte Avenue 15.5 Woodmen Road 18 Briargate Parkway 21 SH 21 south (Powers Boulevard) – Security-Widefield 23 Gate Boulevard – Air Force Academy 28.5 SH 105 west – Monument 30.5 Palmer Divide Road Douglas Franktown 51 SH 86 – Castle Rock, Elizabeth Parker 62 E-470 – Lone Tree, Aurora, Limon Arapahoe Centennial 65.5 SH 88 west (Arapahoe Road) Southbound exit and northbound entrance Aurora 67 Chambers Road 70 Hampden Avenue east Interchange 70.5 Vaughn Way, Dam Road 71 I-225 – Greenwood Village, Aurora 72.5 SH 30 (Havana Street) 73 Iliff Avenue Glendale 76 Monaco Parkway Denver 77 Alameda Avenue 77.5 SH 2 (Colorado Boulevard) – Commerce City, Englewood Northern terminus of SH 83 1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi
Concurrency terminus • Closed/Former • Incomplete access • UnopenedReferences
- ^ "Segment list for SH 83". http://www.dot.state.co.us/app_DTD_DataAccess/Highways/index.cfm?fuseaction=Description&route=083&begRefPt=0&endRefPt=500&Printable=true. Retrieved 2007-05-12.
- ^ Colorado Department of Transportation, Highway Data, accessed October 2009: note that not every interval between mileposts is exactly a mile, explaining why more exits than expected are at the exact milepost
Categories:- State highways in Colorado
- Transportation in Denver, Colorado
- Transportation in Arapahoe County, Colorado
- Transportation in Douglas County, Colorado
- Transportation in El Paso County, Colorado
- Transportation in Colorado Springs, Colorado
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