Georgia's State Highways

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Georgia's State Highways

Georgia's state highway system, unlike the U.S. and Interstate systems, have no particular rhyme or reason for route numbering.

However, exceptions are as follows:

Georgia-Florida Parkway (State Route 300)

The Georgia-Florida Parkway is partly what was to be I-175.

This corridor runs from I-75 (Exit 99) just south of Cordele to Albany parallel to the now-defunct I-175 path. It meets US 19/SR 3 in Albany and proceeds southward toward Thomasville and the Florida state line.

TOTAL MILEAGE OF SR 300: 114 (approx. 182 km)

400-Series Routes

Georgia's 400-series routes are numbers primarily assigned to the Interstates (with the exceptions being State Routes 400 and 410.

The 400-series routes are as follows:

State Route 400 - A 52-mile highway that runs from I-85 in Atlanta to SR 60, just 5 miles (9 km) south of Dahlonega. (NOTE: The first 6 miles of SR 400 is Georgia's only toll road.)
State Route 401 (I-75)
State Route 402 (I-20)
State Route 403 (I-85)
State Route 404 (I-16)
State Route 405 (I-95)
State Route 406 (I-59)
State Route 407 (I-285)
State Route 408 (I-475)
State Route 409 (I-24)
State Route 410 (US 78/Stone Mountain Freeway from US 29/SR 8 to SR 10 near Stone Mountain.)
State Route 411 (I-185)
State Route 413 (I-675)
State Route 414 (I-420, if it were to have been built.)
State Route 415 (I-520, but was SR 232 until Bobby Jones Expressway became I-520 in late-1970's.)

500-Series Routes

These are special designations for the GRIP Corridors.

700/800/900-Series Routes

These are special designations for new highway construction such as bypasses.

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Last Updated: October 7, 2005