Connecticut Route 349

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Route 349
Length:	4.17 mi (6.71 km)
Formed:	1985
South end:	Shennecossett Road in Groton
North end:	I-95 in Groton
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Route 349 begins as a freeway spur from Interstate 95 (at Exit 87) leading to the city of Groton. It has full interchanges with I-95 and U.S. Route 1. The limited access portion is 1.9 miles long and is known as the Clarence B. Sharp Highway. The road continues west then south as a surface road through the Groton Heights neighborhood, running along the east bank of the Thames River ultimately ending at Avery Point College.

[edit] Exit list

Mile	Destinations	Notes
2.30	Junction: Route 349 South (Rainville Ave); SR 649 (Rainville Ave); Brandegee Ave	Channelized at-grade intersection
3.07	Junction: Meridian Street	At-grade intersection
3.55	US 1 – North: Groton town center, Poquonock Bridge; South: To Route 12, Route 184
3.81	I-95 South – New London, New Haven	Northbound exit and southbound entrance Milepost at off ramp Begin exit ramp as main line
4.17	I-95 North – Providence	Northbound exit and southbound entrance Milepost at merge with northbound I-95 End exit ramp as main line

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