Talk:Minnesota State Highway 121
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[edit] Highway 190
I'm not sure if I want to add this to the article page, since it'll just increase the confusion, but the current alignment of Highway 121 was actually numbered Highway 190 after the Crosstown was built. At that time, Highway 121 started at Excelsior Boulevard (then US 169/212), ran south along France, and then turned east onto 50th Street. It then took a jog north on Lyndale and continued east on 46th Street before terminating at I-35W. This is according to a 1976 Standard road map.
