Alabama State Route 2
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| State Route 2 |
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| Length: | 170 mi[1] (274 km) | ||||||||
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| Formed: | 1957 | ||||||||
| West end: |  U.S. 72 at the Mississippi state line |
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| Major junctions: |
 U.S. 43 at Muscle Shoals U.S. 31 at Athens I-65 at Athens  U.S. 231/U.S. 431 at Huntsville I-565 at Huntsville |
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| East end: | U.S. 72 at the Tennessee state line near Stevenson, AL |
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State Route 2, a state highway in Alabama, is the unsigned partner of U.S. Route 72 throughout the state. The eastern terminus of SR 2 is at the Mississippi state line west of Cherokee. The northwestern terminus of SR 2 is at the Tennessee state line north of Bridgeport.
[edit] Cities and Towns
SR 2 and US 72 pass through the following cities and towns in Alabama:
- Cherokee
- Barton
- Tuscumbia
- Muscle Shoals
- Sheffield
- Florence
- Killen
- Center Star
- Elgin
- Rogersville
- Madison
- Huntsville
- Ryland
- Gurley
- Paint Rock
- Scottsboro
[edit] Junctions
SR 2 and US 72 intersect with the following major junctions in Alabama:
- Natchez Trace Parkway west of Cherokee
- U.S. Route 43, State Route 13, and State Route 17 at Muscle Shoals. These routes overlap until they split west of Killen, except for State Route 17 which splits at Florence.
- U.S. Route 72 Alternate and State Route 20 at Muscle Shoals. State Route 20 overlaps until it splits at Florence.
- State Route 101 at Elgin
- U.S. Route 31 and unsigned State Route 3 south of Athens
- Interstate 65 south of Athens
- State Route 255 at Huntsville
- State Route 53 at Huntsville
- U.S. Route 231, U.S. Route 431 and unsigned State Route 1 at Huntsville. These routes overlap from University Drive to Sparkman Drive.
- Interstate 565 and U.S. Route 72 Alternate at Huntsville
- State Route 79 southwest from Scottsboro
- State Route 35 at Scottsboro, Alabama
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