  
PA 34 and PA 274 join for 3 miles from Mecks Corner to New Bloomfield
in Perry County.

Timothy Reichard 2/24/02
PA 34 and PA 274 meet at a forested southern split in Mecks Corner. Here
the routes begin their uphill climb toward New Bloomfield.

Timothy Reichard 2/24/02
Facing downhill, the signs for the southern split stand. One can also
make out the first reassurance markers along each route. Following PA
34 southbound from here aroud the next bend, a road on the left side of
the road connects the two routes, forming a triangle with this split.
That third road, though not officially PA 34 or PA 274, allows PA 34 northbound
traffic to access PA 274 eastbound, and PA 274 westbound traffic to access
PA 34 southbound, avoiding the sharp turn at the official southern split
shown here.

Timothy Reichard 2/24/02
Three miles to the northwest, the two routes meet here in the center
of the small town of New Bloomfield. This view is along PA 274 eastbound
approaching the town square.

Timothy Reichard 2/24/02
In the middle of the town square is a statue honoring the country's armed
forces. This view is facing northeast along PA 274 eastbound, which turns
right to join with PA 34 southbound. PA 34 northbound is straight ahead,
past the statue.

Timothy Reichard 2/24/02
At the town square, a rare SR duplex is signed with SR 34 (PA 34) and
SR 274 (PA 274). More typically in PA, the lower numbered state route
number is the SR designation for state route duplexes rather than having
two SR numbers.

Timothy Reichard 2/24/02
On the south side of the town square, the first reassurance signs mark
the north end of the PA 34/PA 274 duplex.
Terraserver Imagery
- Topo.
1980 · PA 34/PA 274 duplex, shows old configuration of southern
split
- Topo.
1987 · PA 34/PA 274 southern split, shows old configuration
of southern split
- Topo.
1987 · PA 34/PA 274 northern split
- Aerial
1994 · PA 34/PA 274 northern split, shows town square and
statue
- Aerial
1994 · PA 34/PA 274 southern split
Adjacent Multiplexes
   

 
   
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