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Tennessee State Route 107

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East end:
  
NC 226 east of Unicoi

Length
  
126.8 km

West end:
  
Round Mountain Road south of Del Rio

Counties
  
Cocke County, Tennessee, Greene County, Tennessee, Washington County, Tennessee, Unicoi County, Tennessee

State Route 107 (SR 107) is a 78.77-mile (126.77 km) state highway in eastern Tennessee, United States. It begins at an intersection with Round Mountain Road south of Del Rio and ends at the North Carolina state line east of Unicoi, where it becomes NC 226.

Contents

Map of TN-107, Tennessee, USA

It travels through the incorporated municipalities of Greeneville, Tusculum, Erwin and Unicoi, and the communities of Del Rio, South Greene, Horse Creek, South Central, Lamar, Embreeville and Limestone Cove.

Alternate names

State Route 107 bares the following names:

  • Houston Valley Road From the Cocke-Greene county line to SR-70.
  • Asheville Highway while concurrent with SR-70.
  • West, South & North Main Streets while concurrent with US-321.
  • Tusculum Boulevard while concurrent with US-11E Business.
  • East Andrew Johnson Highway while concurrent with US-11E/US-321.
  • Tusculum Bypass on the east side of Tusculum to intersection with Erwin Highway.
  • Erwin Highway from Tusculum Bypass to Greene-Washington County line.
  • Governor John Sevier Highway from Greene-Washington County line to junction with SR-81.
  • Highway 81 while concurrent with SR-81.
  • Jonesborough Road from Washington-Unicoi County line to North Main Avenue and Second Street intersection in Erwin.
  • North Main Avenue from Second Street to Dry Creek Road intersection.
  • Unicoi Drive from Dry Creek Road to SR-173.
  • Highway 107 from SR-173 to Tennessee-North Carolina state-line.
  • History

    In Greene County, SR-107 formerly went through downtown Tusculum along Erwin Highway, it has since been rerouted along US Route 11E/US Route 321 and the "Tusculum Bypass" a five lane (four lanes and center turn lane) road on the east side of Tusculum, it becomes Erwin Highway on the southeast side of the city. The former alignment is now an Unsigned Business Route.

    It Begins on the east side of Greeneville at US-11E / US-321 and travels through downtown Tusculum past Tusculum College and ends at mainline SR-107 on the southeast side of Tusculum.

    Beginning in 2010 Improvements were made to 107's intersection with State Route 107 Cutoff just south of the city of Tusculum in Greene County and a traffic signal was installed. The work was completed the following year.

    In 2010, the City of Tusculum and the Tennessee Department of Transportation approved improvements to the Tusculum Bypass and Edens Road intersection. The work is said to start in 2014. The work was completed in late September 2014, with added guardrails and flashing beacons.

    As of May 21, 2015, SR-107 was rerouted in Erwin from Jonesborough Road to an overpass that bypasses the railroad crossings on that road, in order to increase accessibility to Downtown Erwin.

    State Route 107 Cutoff

    State Route 107 Cutoff is a portion of Tennessee State Route 351 and a cutoff route of State Route 107.

    It begins at Tennessee State Routes 70 and 107 in the South Greene community and goes northeasterly and junctions with Tennessee State Route 350 about halfway through. It continues northeasterly to State Route 107 and ends.

    References

    Tennessee State Route 107 Wikipedia


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