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Highway renumbering
This article is part of the highway renumbering series.
Alabama
1928 ,
1957
Arkansas
1926
California
1964
Colorado
1953 ,
1968
Connecticut
1932 ,
1963
Florida
1945
Indiana
1926
Iowa
1926 ,
1969
Louisiana
1955
Maine
1933
Massachusetts
1933
Minnesota
1934
Missouri
1926
Montana
1932
Nebraska
1926
Nevada
1976
New Jersey
1927 ,
1953
New Mexico
1988
New York
1927 ,
1930
North Carolina
1934 ,
1937 ,
1940 ,
1961
Ohio
1923 ,
1927 ,
1962
Pennsylvania
1928 ,
1961
Puerto Rico
1953
South Carolina
1928 ,
1937
South Dakota
1927 ,
1975
Tennessee
1983
Texas
1939
Utah
1962 ,
1977
Virginia
1923 ,
1928 ,
1933 ,
1940 ,
1958
Washington
1964
Wisconsin
1926
Wyoming
1927
In 1963 and 1964, the
California Division of Highways , at the behest of the
California State Legislature , implemented a major renumbering of
its state highways . The majority of sign routes —those marked for the public—kept their numbers; the main changes were to the legislative routes , which had their numbers changed to match the sign routes. Many formerly unsigned routes received sign numbers corresponding to their new legislative numbers. A smaller change was the removal and truncating of many
U.S. Routes in favor of the
Interstate Highways (designated in 1959), and the renumbering of State Routes that conflicted with Interstate numbers. Some U.S. Routes that were officially removed continued to be signed until the replacement Interstates were completed.
The state law authorizing the renumbering was passed by the Legislature on September 20, 1963. Signage changes took place by July 1, 1964.
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Changes in sign routes
U.S. Routes
U.S. Route 6 was truncated to
Bishop . The part south of Bishop was replaced by
U.S. Route 395 ,
State Route 14 ,
Interstate 5 ,
State Route 11 (now renumbered
Interstate 110 ), and
State Route 1 to the old U.S. 6 terminus at the
Los Alamitos Circle in
Long Beach .
U.S. Route 40 became
Interstate 80 .
U.S. Route 40 Alternate became new
State Route 113 and
State Route 70 .
U.S. Route 40 Business became new
State Route 123 .
U.S. Route 50 was truncated to
Sacramento . West from Sacramento, it became new
State Route 99 , existing
State Route 4 ,
Interstate 5 ,
Interstate 205 ,
Interstate 580 , and
Interstate 80 .
U.S. Route 60 became
Interstate 10 east of Beaumont and the new
State Route 60 west from Beaumont to the East L.A. interchange.
U.S. Route 66 was truncated to
Pasadena , becoming
State Route 159 (from
U.S. Route 66 Alternate ) and an extension of
State Route 2 . East of Pasadena, it was continued to be signed, but was officially
State Route 248 ,
Interstate 210 ,
State Route 30 (extended from its pre-1964 route),
State Route 66 ,
Interstate 15 and
Interstate 40 .
U.S. Route 66 Alternate became
State Route 159 .
U.S. Route 70 became
Interstate 10 and
State Route 212 and was eliminated in California (it now terminates in
Globe, Arizona ).
U.S. Route 80 became
Interstate 8 and was deleted from California (its terminus is now in
Dallas, Texas ).
U.S. Route 91 became existing
State Route 19 , new
State Route 214 , part of new
State Route 91 , and
Interstate 15 .
U.S. Route 99 was eliminated, along with
U.S. Route 99E and
U.S. Route 99W . South of
Sacramento , US 99 became an extended
State Route 111 , a new
State Route 86 ,
Interstate 10 ,
Interstate 5 ,
State Route 99 , and a new
State Route 204 . US 99E became
Interstate 80 , an extended
State Route 65 , a new
State Route 70 , and State Route 99, while US 99W became Interstate 80, a new
State Route 113 , and Interstate 5. US 99 north of the merge also became Interstate 5.
U.S. Route 101 was truncated to
Los Angeles ; the eliminated portion became part of
Interstate 5 and a new
State Route 72 . Two parts became freeway; the old route became
State Route 82 and
State Route 254 .
U.S. Route 101 Bypass in the
San Francisco Bay Area became a relocated
U.S. Route 101 .
U.S. Route 101 Alternate in Southern California became part of an extended
State Route 1 .
U.S. Route 101 from
San Jose to
San Francisco became a new
State Route 82 .
U.S. Route 299 became the majority of the new
State Route 299 .
U.S. Route 399 became an extension (and relocation) of
State Route 33 and a new
State Route 119 .
U.S. Route 466 became a relocation of
State Route 41 , a new
State Route 46 , a new
State Route 58 , and
Interstate 15 .
U.S. Route 95 ,
U.S. Route 97 ,
U.S. Route 199 and
U.S. Route 395 remained the same. (US 395 has since been truncated at
Adelanto . and now part of
Interstate 15 from Adelanto to its north junction with
Interstate 215 , Interstate 215 to its south junction with Interstate 15, Interstate 15 to
State Route 163 , and State Route 163 to
Interstate 5 in
San Diego .)
State Routes
All available numbers up to and including
State Route 255 were assigned in 1964;
State Route 256 and above were assigned starting in 1965.
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State Route 1 was extended south along
U.S. Route 101 Alternate . One section (Route 1 was split there and part was unbuilt) became
State Route 208 .
State Route 2 was extended west along
U.S. Route 66 . The section east of
State Route 138 was replaced by
State Route 138 .
State Route 5 was replaced by
State Route 35 because of
Interstate 5 .
State Route 7 replaced
State Route 15 because of
Interstate 15 .
Former SR 7 became
Interstate 405 .
State Route 8 was replaced by
State Route 26 because of
Interstate 8 .
State Route 9 was shortened and relocated along a formerly unsigned state route. The old route became part of
State Route 85 ,
State Route 237 , part of
State Route 17 (now
Interstate 880 ),
State Route 262 ,
Interstate 680 , and
State Route 238 .
State Route 10 was replaced by
State Route 42 several years before the 1964 renumbering, due to the closeness of
Interstate 10 .
State Route 11 was relocated onto a freeway. The old route became
State Route 159 .
State Route 12 was relocated along an unconstructed route. The old route to SR 1 became part of
State Route 116
State Route 14 replaced part of
U.S. Route 6 . Former SR 14 became part of
State Route 91 .
State Route 15 was replaced by
State Route 7 because of
Interstate 15 .
State Route 18 replaced part of
State Route 30 south of Big Bear Lake. The old route became part of
State Route 38 .
State Route 24 was truncated and relocated along an unconstructed route; the old route was replaced by
State Route 242 ,
State Route 4 ,
State Route 13 ,
State Route 160 ,
State Route 16 ,
State Route 113 ,
State Route 99 , and
State Route 70 .
State Route 26 replaced
State Route 8 because of
Interstate 8 .
Former SR 26 became part of
Interstate 10 west of Downtown Los Angeles, and the remainder was deleted from the system.
State Route 29 was rerouted along part of
State Route 53 and along a formerly unsigned state route. The old route became part of
State Route 175 .
State Route 30 was truncated, with one part being replaced by rerouted
State Route 18 .
State Route 33 was extended south along
U.S. Route 399 . It was rerouted along a formerly unsigned route. The old route became
State Route 207 .
State Route 35 replaced
State Route 5 because of
Interstate 5 . Former SR 35 became
Interstate 605 .
State Route 37 was rerouted over
Former SR 48 . The old route became
State Route 121 .
State Route 38 had extended west over part of
State Route 18 .
State Route 41 had been rerouted over part of
U.S. Route 466 . The old route became part of
State Route 46 .
State Route 42 had replaced
State Route 10 several years before the 1964 renumbering, due to the closeness of
Interstate 10 .
State Route 46 replaced part of
U.S. Route 466 and part of
State Route 41 .
State Route 48 was reassigned to part of
State Route 138 and a partially unconstructed route.
Former SR 48 became part of rerouted
State Route 37 .
State Route 53 was truncated. The deleted part became a rerouting of
State Route 29 .
State Route 58 replaced part of
U.S. Route 466 and part of
State Route 178 . The new number was the same as the old legislative number, possibly by coincidence.
State Route 60 replaced part of
U.S. Route 60 , as well as a new alignment.
State Route 65 was relocated and extended north to replace part of
U.S. Route 99E . The old route was renumbered as
State Route 69 .
State Route 66 replaced part of
U.S. Route 66 .
State Route 69 replaced part of relocated
State Route 65 .
State Route 70 replaced parts of truncated
State Route 24 and former
U.S. Route 40 Alternate .
State Route 71 was rerouted onto a freeway. The old route became
State Route 215 .
State Route 72 replaced part of relocated
U.S. Route 101 .
State Route 79 was rerouted onto a previously unsigned state route. The old route became County Road R3.
State Route 82 replaced part of relocated
U.S. Route 101 .
State Route 85 replaced part of
State Route 9 .
State Route 86 replaced part of
U.S. Route 99 .
State Route 91 replaced
State Route 14 and part of
U.S. Route 91 .
State Route 99 replaced much of
U.S. Route 99 and
U.S. Route 99E , with a new alignment between
Sacramento and
Olivehurst .
State Route 111 was extended south over part of
U.S. Route 99 .
State Route 113 replaced parts of
U.S. Route 99W ,
U.S. Route 40 Alternate , and
State Route 24 .
State Route 116 replaced part of
State Route 12 .
State Route 118 had sections replaced by
I-210 .
State Route 119 replaced part of
U.S. Route 399 .
State Route 123 replaced
U.S. Route 40 Business .
State Route 138 extended east over part of
State Route 2 and was rerouted over an unconstructed route.
State Route 150 was relocated along a previously unsigned route. The old route was renumbered as
State Route 192 .
State Route 154 had one part renumbered as
State Route 246 .
State Route 159 replaced part of
State Route 11 and part of
U.S. Route 66 .
State Route 178 was truncated. The deleted part was transferred to
State Route 58 .
State Route 192 replaced part of
State Route 150 .
State Route 204 replaced part of
U.S. Route 99 .
State Route 207 replaced part of
State Route 33 .
State Route 208 replaced part of
State Route 1 .
State Route 212 replaced part of
U.S. Route 60 and
U.S. Route 70 .
State Route 214 replaced part of
U.S. Route 91
State Route 215 replaced part of
State Route 71 .
State Route 237 replaced part of
State Route 9 .
State Route 238 replaced part of
State Route 9 .
State Route 246 replaced part of
State Route 154 .
State Route 254 replaced part of relocated
U.S. Route 101 .
State Route 299 replaced
U.S. Route 299 .
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