U.S. Highway 280 (western terminus): Difference between revisions
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** 2727: [[Wendy's]] (burned 2005, rebuilt 2006) | ** 2727: [[Wendy's]] (burned 2005, rebuilt 2006) | ||
** 2731: [[Hampton Inn Birmingham Mountain Brook]] (built 1988) | ** 2731: [[Hampton Inn Birmingham Mountain Brook]] (built 1988) | ||
** 2737: [[Mountain Brook Plaza]] shopping center (built 2002) | ** 2737: [[Mountain Brook Plaza]] shopping center (built 2002), former location of [[Fred Gang's]] restaurant, [[Rossi's]] steakhouse | ||
* [[Office Park Drive]] / [[Office Park Circle]] intersect | * [[Office Park Drive]] / [[Office Park Circle]] intersect | ||
** 2790–2800: former location of [[Mountain Brook Inn]] (built 1974, closed 2003, demolished 2008) | ** 2790–2800: former location of [[Mountain Brook Inn]] (built 1974, closed 2003, demolished 2008) | ||
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* [[Cherokee Road]] intersects | * [[Cherokee Road]] intersects | ||
** [[Shades Mountain Filter Plant]] | ** [[Shades Mountain Filter Plant]] | ||
** [[280 mural]] | |||
* [[Overton Road]] intersects (north only) | * [[Overton Road]] intersects (north only) | ||
* [[Shades Crest Road]] / [[Rocky Ridge Road]] intersect (south only) | * [[Shades Crest Road]] / [[Rocky Ridge Road]] intersect (south only) | ||
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* [[Green Valley Road]] intersects (north only) | * [[Green Valley Road]] intersects (north only) | ||
** [[Whole Foods Market]] (built 2007) | ** [[Whole Foods Market]] (built 2007) | ||
** 3291: [[ | ** 3291: [[Pump House Plaza]] | ||
===Vestavia Hills=== | ===Vestavia Hills=== | ||
Latest revision as of 17:19, 14 May 2024
U.S. Highway 280 (western terminus), also called the U.S. Highway 280 (Mountain Brook), is a name given to the section of U.S. Highway 280 from its terminus at Elton B. Stephens Expressway (U.S. Highway 31) in Homewood to I-459.
The section is mostly within the city limits of Mountain Brook, with some sections in Birmingham, Homewood, Vestavia Hills, and unincorporated Jefferson County.
Notable locations (west to east)
- For an alphabetical list of locations, see the U.S. Highway 280 (western terminus) category.
Homewood / Birmingham
- highway begins at Elton B. Stephens Expressway (U.S. Highway 31), with continuation into Homewood as Rosedale Drive
- highway crosses over Poinciana Drive
- access to Cahaba Road
- Hollywood Boulevard crosses over (future site of Hollywood Boulevard pedestrian bridge)
Mountain Brook
- Hollywood Boulevard crosses over (future site of Hollywood Boulevard pedestrian bridge)
- 2700: Mountain Brook Center (built 1974)
- 2727: Wendy's (burned 2005, rebuilt 2006)
- 2731: Hampton Inn Birmingham Mountain Brook (built 1988)
- 2737: Mountain Brook Plaza shopping center (built 2002), former location of Fred Gang's restaurant, Rossi's steakhouse
- Office Park Drive / Office Park Circle intersect
- 2790–2800: former location of Mountain Brook Inn (built 1974, closed 2003, demolished 2008)
- 2790: Residence Inn by Marriott Homewood Mountain Brook (built 2024)
- 2800: Bricktop's restaurant (built 2018)
- 2801: Protective Life Corporation / Vulcan Value Partners
- 2790–2800: former location of Mountain Brook Inn (built 1974, closed 2003, demolished 2008)
- Luckie Drive intersects
- interchange with Shades Creek Parkway (Alabama State Route 149)
- highway crosses over Shades Creek / Shades Creek Greenway
- 2900: Raymond James
- Smyer Road intersects (south only)
- Cherokee Road intersects
- Overton Road intersects (north only)
- Shades Crest Road / Rocky Ridge Road intersect (south only)
- Cahaba Village Plaza shopping center (built 2007), former location of Dirt pile (1980s–2007)
- Green Valley Road intersects (north only)
- Whole Foods Market (built 2007)
- 3291: Pump House Plaza
Vestavia Hills
- Pumphouse Road crosses over
- Brookwood Green Trace intersects (north only)
- Briar Glen Drive intersects (south only)
- Dolly Ridge Road (north) / Cahaba River Road (south) intersect
- 3197: Shell gas station
Birmingham
- Summit Boulevard (north)
- 3090 / 3196: Tributary Rise apartments (built 2022), former location of AT&T Alabama Operations Center (built 1981, closed 2006)
- I-459 interchange
- highway continues as U.S. Highway 280 (Inverness)