| Route
Information, History and Termini Gallery |
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| | Running
from Elberton to Iva, SC, GA 368 spends a rather brief time in the Peach State
before crossing over the Savannah River and becoming S.C. 184. Located entirely
in Elbert County, the highway extends 10.8 miles located along the northwest side
of Lake Russell along the Savannah River before crossing it at the state line. |
GA
368 was first commissioned in 1970 as a result of the renumbering of the eastern
leg of GA 82. Two routes numbered GA 82 existed
in the state with no connection to each other. The GA 82 that followed this route
was actually the second incarnation of GA 82, appearing at nearly the same time
as the highway of today through Barrow, Jackson and Hall Counties.
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GA
82 north of Elberton on what is today GA 368 (1964 GHD map). |
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| Georgia
368 Termini Gallery | All
photos below by J.T. Legg
| Southern
Terminus:
GA 77 in the Clarks Junction community north of Elberton | |
| Photos
include end assembly, directional assembly on GA 77 southbound, Mile 0 sign with
distance sign and junction assembly on GA 77 northbound. No reassurance shield
was posted on GA 368. All photos here taken May 1, 2005. |
| Northern
Terminus: South Carolina State Line (S.C. 184) |
| | No
photos available |
©2004-2005
Peach State Roads, a Division of AARoads. All Rights Reserved. |
