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| N.C. 135 11 miles | ||
| Starts at Business U.S. 220 in Mayodan, Rockingham County.
Ends at N.C. 770 in Eden, still in Rockingham.
136 intersects mainline 220 with a diamond interchange.
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| Born around 1967 (definitely by 1968). Previously unassigned.
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| N.C. 136 25 miles | ||
| As of October 2002, N.C. 136 starts at N.C.
115 in Mooresville, Iredell County, and ends at N.C.
73 in Concord, Cabarrus County.
136 runs along Iredell Avenue and Coddle Creek Road in Mooresvile. In Cabarrus County the highway goes through Kannapolis and Concord. |
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| N.C. 136 was first signed in the early 1970s (definitely
by 1974). Originally it only ran through Concord and Kannapolis, from N.C.
73 north to U.S. 29/601.
In the mid-1980s, 136 was extended westward to its current terminus
in Mooresville.
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| N.C. 137 9 miles | ||
| Starts at U.S. 13 in
Gates County. Ends at N.C. 37 in
Gatesville, still in Gates.
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| Born between 1972 and 1974. Unchanged since then.
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| N.C. 138 14 miles | ||
| Starts at N.C. 742 in Oakboro, Stanly County. Ends at N.C.
24/27 in Albemarle, still in Stanly. This will change soon, however.
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| Born in 1975. Unchanged since then.
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| 139 | ||
| 139 is probably the lowest number that has never been used
for any kind of state highway in North Carolina. Most of the other 13x
highways don't date from the early years, but were instead assigned in
numerical order between the late 1950s and the mid-1970s. But the state
apparently skipped 139, preferring instead to use available numbers in
the 140s and 150s (not to mention 215, 225 and 752).
Although 139 is a rather ugly number, I'd like to see it get used someday.
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