A Comprehensive(?) Listing of the 900s - Page 4

970-999

KEY
Number: Self-explanatory.
Year(s): Start date for this number and end date if decommissioned; may not be exact. If possible, year is last year before removal from the DOT map (for example, 392 was on 2000 but not 2001, meaning decommissioning in 2000; 431 not on 2002 map, meaning gone in 2001). Year in parentheses, ex. (-1994), means part but not all of the route was decommissioned that year and part still exists.
Old/Co.: Its number when it was signed, _not_ the route the number was originally used for/county it's in.
Length: Self-explanatory. Most numbers are courtesy Jason Hancock's research into the "Primary Road Sufficiency Log".
On list (Y/N/D): Appears on DOT's "Routes Eligible for Transfer of Jurisdiction" list (12/27/00) or decommissioned before list issued.
Proof of life: Image(s) from at least one of the following: official state maps (if visible) and most recent PDF state and/or county maps from DOT site. State clips are from the map dated 1/1/00 and are more pixelated; county clips are from maps dated 1/1/01 unless noted. Jason Hancock did some additional research in May 2002; if there are no images his research is credited as proof.
NOTE: Images are severely trimmed to show number and part or all of the route. Images are at a large size because otherwise sometimes you can't even see it. Download the county maps from the DOT's site for context.
Other notes: Self-explanatory. If you can help us fill out the holes and question marks please send me an e-mail.

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Longer than 2 miles

Signed

Quasi-signed (not including links)

Decommissioned

No. Year(s) Old/Co. Length On
list
Proof of life Other notes

475

and

970

(1969)

1975
(-1980)
(-1983)
(-1994)
(-1996) -July 1, 2003

US 75

Woodbury/ Monona

31.8 (1975)

17.2 (1980)

12.8 (1983)

12.5 (1994)

50m (0.03, ca. 164 ft. or 34.667 yards) (2003)

Y

Only in Woodbury County after '80; city portions turned over '83; '94-'96 "skip between US 75 south of Singing Hills Drive (current S end) and Warrior Drive in Sergeant Bluff"; listed in metric 1996; see big map below

I don't see it. 1600 percent zoom!

See big map at bottom for all of 475/970 (and 982)

Just S of what is now Bus. 75; very, very small piece

971 1975-1980

IA 2

Fremont

10.8 D 1977 Ended just N of 48's S end
971 1993-2001

IA 105

Winnebago

1.8 N 1999 Marked on maps 1997-99
972 1976?
-1980

US 169

Madison

10.2 D 1977 N-S road old 169; E-W road (in red square) old 92
972 1993-July 1, 2003

IA 105

Worth

2.0 Y 2 miles exactly through town
973 1976?
-1980

IA 92

Madison

1.5 D See 972 map (above)
973 1993-July 1, 2003

IA 105

Mitchell

0.65 Y All three counties called road "Co. 105" or "Hwy. 105" after decom'd
974 1958-1980

US 30

Linn

5.09 D 1977 Part of original Lincoln Highway
975 1978-1981

IA 92

Marion

4.7 D 1981 (Most) Became 964 in '81
975 1981-1986

IA 5

Marion

1.6 D 1986 Old 5 btwn. bypass & old route; now part of Bus. 92
975 1995-1996

US 275

Mills

0.13 (686 ft., ca. 229 yds.) D Jason Hancock's research Near Hamburg
976 Mid-1970s
-1981

US 218

Henry

2 D

 

Jason Hancock's research: "US 218 to NCL Mount Pleasant"

1st route of 218; 2nd rte. (bypass) now bypassed
976 1996-1997

US 30

Marshall

0.2 (1056 ft., ca. 352 yds.) D Jason Hancock's research: "ECL Marshalltown to end of route" E-most part of old 30?
976 1997-July 1, 2003

US 30

Marshall

0.87 Y 2001 Jason Hancock says only part that is truly 976 is more or less the on and off ramps to 30 (I thought it was all of old 30)
977 1962-July 1, 2003

IA 3

Cherokee

2.01 Y 2001 Hwy. 3 until it was aligned on a diagonal
978 1974-Dec. 30, 2002

US 34

Mills

2.77 N 2001 Part btwn. 385 and 34 taken over by 385; Mills Co. agreed to take 385, 949, 978 in Dec. 2002
979 1964
(-1980)
(-1987) -July 1, 2003

IA 1

Johnson

17.4 (1964)

6.2 (1980)

4.33 (2003)

Y 1977 2001 (also see big below) E of I-80; Cedar Co. decom'd in 1980; IC to I-80 decom'd in 1987
980 ?-1981

US 34

Wapello

0.8 D Jason Hancock's research: "US 34 to WCL Ottumwa"
981 Early 1970s
-1980?

IA 150

Fayette

0.4 D 1974 Not on '77 map
981 1995-1996

US 34

Jefferson

0.25 D Jason Hancock's research: "Old US 34 through Batavia"
982 1950s

IA 141

Woodbury

27.78 Y 2001 Sioux City limits to Smithland limits; ends just short of 141; does not reach 20 either; also see 1981 map below
983 ?-1980?

US 34

Lucas

0.8 D Jason Hancock's research Old 34, now Bus. 34 in Chariton
983 1997-1998

IA 5?

Polk

0.2 (1056 ft., ca. 352 yds.) D Jason Hancock's research: "Market Street to end of route in Carlisle"
984 ?-1981

US 67 then IA 417

Scott

2.2 D Jason Hancock's research: "NCL Bettendorf to Le Claire (was US 67, later IA 417)"
985 1980-July 1, 2003

US 52

Jackson

1.92 Y 2001 SE of Bellevue
986 1969-1985

US 75

Monona

4.9 D 1981 IA 301 to county line
988 ?

none (Neb. 36)

Pottawatt.

2.31 Y 2001 Existed before const. of I-680; signs on I-29 only
998 ?-1994

?

Lee

0.67 D Jason Hancock's research: "US 61 to NCL Montrose" Became IA 924
999 ?-1980?

IA 333

Page

2.2 D 1977 (far left)
??? 1976-1980

IA 2

Davis

? D   1977 After '74, gone by '81

UNUSED NUMBERS (past and present): 900-911, 962, 987, 989-997

Big maps:

970 (Sioux City-Onawa); 982 (SC-Smithland) - 1981

 

Johnson and northern Washington counties; 979 below. Note that the road west of I-80 is not 979, but Herbert Hoover Highway

 

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