Indiana State Road 101
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State Road 101 in the U.S. State of Indiana is a north-south state highway in the eastern portion of Indiana. Its southern terminus is at State Road 124 in southeastern Adams County. Its northern terminus is at State Road 1 and State Road 8 in eastern DeKalb.
There are three southern portions as well. From north to south, the first route has a southern terminus is at U.S. Highway 50 two miles east of Elrod in western Ripley County. Its northern terminus is at State Road 44 in central Union just west of Liberty. The second southern portion is in Ripley County that runs from Interstate 74 near Penntown to U.S. Highway 50 south of Milan. The final southern route is less than one mile and connects Indiana 156 in Switzerland County with U.S. Highway 42 west of Warsaw, Kentucky by crossing the Ohio River on the Markland Dam.
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- U.S. Highway 50 in western Ripley County, its southern terminus
- State Road 350 in Milan
- State Road 48 on the Ripley County-Dearborn County line
- State Road 46 in Penntown
- Interstate 74 at exit 156 in northeastern Ripley County
- Oak Forest
- U.S. Highway 52 and State Road 1 in central Franklin County, just northwest of Brookville
- Roseburg
- State Road 44 in central Union County, its northern terminus
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