Everything about Georgia State Route 39 totally explained
State Route 39 is a north-south state route located in the southwestern part of the
U.S. state of
Georgia. The route travels from
Lake Seminole in southern
Seminole County north to
U.S. 27/
S.R. 1 north of
Lumpkin.
Routing
From its southern terminus at Lake Seminole, State Route 39 travels north to
Donalsonville, where it's briefly
cosigned with
State Route 91. After intersecting
U.S. Route 84/
State Route 38, the routes continue to the north side of the city, where State Route 39 departs and continues north into
Miller County. After briefly travelling north in Miller County, the route jogs to the west into
Early County, where it resumes its northward route to
Blakely. In Blakely, State Route 39 becomes cosigned with
U.S. Route 27 Business/
State Route 1 Business north through downtown. On the north side of the city, State Route 39 departs U.S. Route 27 Business/State Route 1 Business, and, after briefly traveling west cosigned with
State Route 62 Bypass, continues north to
Fort Gaines, where it's briefly cosigned with
State Route 37. North of Fort Gaines, State Route 39 runs along the eastern shore of
Walter F. George Lake, and passes through
George T. Bagby State Park. Southeast of
Georgetown, the route becomes cosigned with
U.S. Route 82/
State Route 50 westward. Just to the east of Georgetown, State Route 39 departs to the north, running parallel to the
Chattahoochee River. Shortly after passing
Florence Marina State Park, the route takes a drastic turn to the east at Omaha where it meets State Route 39 Spur, and continues east to its northern terminus at U.S. Route 27/State Route 1 north of Lumpkin.
History
The portion of State Route 39 north of Georgetown was formerly
State Route 375. However, it was renumbered as an extension of State Route 39 after just a few months.
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Significance
State Route 39 is a rural route, and as a result, sees very little traffic. Most of the route sees an Average Annual Daily Traffic of less than 2,000 vehicles.
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Banner routes
State Route 39 Connector
State Route 39 Connector is a 15.84 mile
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Providence Canyon State Park.
State Route 39 Spur
State Route 39 Spur is a short spur that runs from the State Route 39 mainline in Omaha westward. After crossing the Chattahoochee River into
Alabama, the route becomes
Alabama State Route 208.
Further Information
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