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On the old four-lane section of US 119 near Belfry.
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Looking ahead at the state line and the US 52 intersection.
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The last US 119 sign in Kentucky.
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US 52/US 119 (ARC Corridor G) crosses into Kentucky twice. This is the first of those brief crossings.
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Note the WV 292 marker for access to what is really KY 292. This is on the bridge crossing into Pike County, Ky.
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The bridge in the background marks the crossing back into West Virginia.
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Crossing back into Kentucky, briefly.
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This is in West Virginia. Weather conditions prohibited me from getting a picture of the state line crossing.
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This section of US 119 north of Logan was the last portion of the Corridor G route between US 52 and Charleston to open.
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My grandfather came from near Hamlin.
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At one time this was signed as "JCT WV 214" but in reality, it's a short connector to the route which parallels US 119 from this point to the WV 601 exit.
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Approaching the end of Corridor G.
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Traffic has two opportunities to enter I-64. It can either take this ramp or go on beyond and make a left turn.
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Signage on US 119 for WV 61 and also the auxiliary ramp to I-64.
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On US 60, MacCorkle Avenue in Charleston.
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Heading toward Cross Lanes.
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