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'''Alabama State Highway 269''' or '''Alabama State Route 269''' ('''AL-269''' or '''SR-269''') is a 66-mile route that extends northwestward from [[Birmingham]] to [[Jasper]]. The route runs west of [[U.S. Highway 78]] and roughly parallels that route.  Other Cities and towns along the route include [[Maytown]], [[Sylvan Springs]], and [[Parrish]].
'''Alabama State Highway 269''' or '''Alabama State Route 269''' ('''AL-269''' or '''SR-269''') is a 66-mile route that extends northwestward from [[Birmingham]] to [[Jasper]]. The route runs west of [[U.S. Highway 78]] and roughly parallels that route.  Other cities and towns along the route include [[Maytown]], [[Sylvan Springs]], and [[Parrish]].


==Route description==
==Route description==
Line 10: Line 10:
===[[Jefferson County]]===
===[[Jefferson County]]===
====[[Birmingham]]====
====[[Birmingham]]====
: ''For a more detailed list of locations, see [[20th Street Ensley]].''
{{Hatnote|For a more detailed list of locations, see [[20th Street Ensley]].}}


* Highway terminus (road continues south as [[21st Street Ensley]])
* Highway terminus (road continues south as [[21st Street Ensley]])
* [[Interstate 59]]/[[Interstate 20]] interchange
* [[Interstate 59]]/[[Interstate 20]] interchange
* [[Ensley 5 Points West Avenue]] intersection
* [[Ensley 5 Points West Avenue]] intersection
* [[Tuxedo Terrace]] public housing project
** [[Tuxedo Terrace]] public housing project
* downtown Ensley
* Downtown Ensley
* [[Avenue E Ensley]] intersection
* [[Avenue E Ensley]] intersection
* [[Don Drennen Overpass]]
* [[Don Drennen Overpass]]
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* [[Slayden Avenue]] intersection
* [[Slayden Avenue]] intersection
* [[Lexington Street]]/[[Minor Parkway]] intersection
* [[Lexington Street]]/[[Minor Parkway]] intersection
: ''For a more detailed list of locations, see [[Birmingport Road]].''
 
{{Hatnote|For a more detailed list of locations, see [[Birmingport Road]].}}
* [[McDonald Chapel Road]]/[[Xavier Street]] intersection
* [[McDonald Chapel Road]]/[[Xavier Street]] intersection
* [[McDonald Chapel]] community
* [[McDonald Chapel]] community
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** [[Coke Oven Branch]] crossing
** [[Coke Oven Branch]] crossing
** [[20th Street Jasper]] ([[Alabama State Highway 69]]) intersection
** [[20th Street Jasper]] ([[Alabama State Highway 69]]) intersection
** road continues as [[Elliott Boulevard]] ([[Alabama State Highway 69]])
** Road continues as [[Elliott Boulevard]] ([[Alabama State Highway 69]])


==References==
==References==

Latest revision as of 10:04, 18 June 2016

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Alabama State Highway 269 or Alabama State Route 269 (AL-269 or SR-269) is a 66-mile route that extends northwestward from Birmingham to Jasper. The route runs west of U.S. Highway 78 and roughly parallels that route. Other cities and towns along the route include Maytown, Sylvan Springs, and Parrish.

Route description

The southern terminus of Highway 269 is at the junction with I-59/20 at Exit 120 in western Birmingham. The route leads through the Ensley community along 20th Street Ensley, passing by the former U.S. Steel Ensley Works. After leaving Birmingham, the route, also called Birmingport Road, leads through several small communities in western Jefferson County into Walker County. The northern terminus of the route is at its junction with Alabama State Highway 69 just west of Jasper.

Notable locations

For an alphabetical list of locations, see the Alabama State Highway 269 category.

Jefferson County

Birmingham

For a more detailed list of locations, see 20th Street Ensley.
For a more detailed list of locations, see Birmingport Road.

Walker County

References

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