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Special mileposts identify US 48 as part of Appalachian Development Highway System Corridor H.
Special mileposts identify US 48 as part of Appalachian Development Highway System Corridor H.
View west along Corridor H at its then-eastern terminus of its western section in 2025
View west along Corridor H at its then-eastern terminus of its western section in 2025
The then-unopened Kerens to Parsons segment of Corridor H nearing completion as seen from the eastern end of Corridor H's western section in 2025. Mos
The then-unopened Kerens to Parsons segment of Corridor H nearing completion as seen from the eastern end of Corridor H's western section in 2025. Most of this segment would later finish construction and open the very next year.
Construction of a bridge on the Kerens to Parsons segment in 2021
Construction of a bridge on the Kerens to Parsons segment in 2021
ADHS signs for U.S. Route 78/Alabama State Route 4/ADHS Corridor X with their distinctive blue color. Most other states do not have distinctive highwa
ADHS signs for U.S. Route 78/Alabama State Route 4/ADHS Corridor X with their distinctive blue color. Most other states do not have distinctive highway shields for ADHS, however.
US 19/US 74/US 129 (Appalachian Highway), in Murphy
US 19/US 74/US 129 (Appalachian Highway), in Murphy
Sign for Corridor V and US 72 in Alabama
Sign for Corridor V and US 72 in Alabama