  
PA 61 and PA 895 join for 2 miles through Deer Lake in Schuylkill County.

Timothy Reichard 1/10/03
Southeastbound on the new PA 61/PA 895. PennDOT finished reconstructing
and widening this section of PA 61 in 2002. The eastern split, shown here,
only recently consisted of an All Turns lane for traffic ultimately making
a left turn onto PA 895. The SIGNAL AHEAD sign is one of the few in the
area.

Timothy Reichard 1/10/03
The new All Turns lane. PA 895 follows this lane and then wraps back
to the left to meet PA 61 again at the traffic signal ahead.

Timothy Reichard 1/10/03
The new traffic signal at the eastern split. PA 61 south continues ahead
toward Reading.

Timothy Reichard 1/10/03
Westbound on PA 895 at the eastern split. Deer Lake is two miles to the
west.

Timothy Reichard 1/10/03
A closer view of the eastern split. New signs were posted with the completion
of the widening project.

Timothy Reichard 8/13/01
Old reassurance shields from before the widening project. PA 61/PA 895
used to have a grass median. Now the highway is divided by a jersey barrier.

Timothy Reichard 1/10/03
New signs that replaced the ones in the previous photo.
This shield style is common among new signs. Note that in the PA 61 shield,
the diagonal lines bounding the body of the keystone symbol are not parallel
to the diagonal lines bounding the top part of the keystone. Those lines
are typically parallel on older signs.

Timothy Reichard 1/10/03
To the west in Deer Lake, PA 61 and PA 895 split apart.

Timothy Reichard 1/10/03
Southbound on PA 61 in Deer Lake. The right turn for PA 895 west is signed
well in advance of the right turn. The turn is after the yellow-orange
left curve/right side road sign in the background.

Timothy Reichard 8/13/01
Reassurance shields eastbound at the western split.
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