SC 109
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From: Sandhills Nat'l Wildlife Refuge (Chesterfield County)
To: North Carolina State Line above Mt. Croghan (Chesterfield County)
Total Length: 14.6 miles  
The route continues 118 more miles as NC 109 to end at I-40 Winston-Salem NC.
ROUTE LOG
SC 145: 0 - 0
SC 265: 6.8 - 6.8
SC 9 EB: 1.4 - 8.2
SC 9 WB, SC 268: 3.2 - 11.4
NC STATE LINE: 3.2 - 14.6
Creation: SC 109 appeared in 1934 or 1935 as new primary routing, running from SC 9 Mt Croghan to connect with NC 109. This is the only SC 109.
Adjustments: About 1938, SC 109 was removed from today's S-13-56 Hough Rd and placed on a more northerly route to North Carolina.

1936 Anson County
NC 109 initial N.C. entry
1936 Anson County NC
1938 Anson County
NC 109 shifted eastward
1938 Anson County NC

In 1939, SC 109 was extended east with SC 9 to Ruby, then south as new primary routing SC 85 (now SC 145).
In 1940 (bridge date) SC 109 was removed from S-13-57 and La Watson Rd.
In 1942, SC 109 was extended south as new primary routing to US 15 Hartsville, then a second discontinuous piece of SC 109 was added as new primary routing from SC 155 (now S-16-13) Auburn east to US 52 Floyd.
In 1947, SC 109 was reduced to its current routing leaving behind S-13-29, S-16-20, and S-16-24.
Improvements: SC 109's first pavement came in 1939 with its SC 9 multiplex.
In 1940, SC 109 was paved from NC south to SC 85.
No multilane segments
Comment: SC 109 serves local Chesterfield County traffic, while NC 109 has a long route through the Tar Heel State which once stretched to the Virginia State Line.

1937 Official
SC 109 out of Mt. Croghan
1937 Official
1942 Official
SC 109 extended to Hartsville and beyond
1942 Official
1948 Official
SC 109 truncated to SC 85
1948 Official


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