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US 202(N-S)/PA 263(N-S) Duplex

 

United States Route 202 and Pennsylvania Route 263 join for 1.5 miles from Buckingham to Lahaska in Bucks County.

Timothy Reichard 3/12/03

A couple of miles north of the Doylestown bypass, US 202 encounters PA 263. This southern split marks the north end of the divided highway that PA 263 follows all the way south to Philadelphia. To the north, both US 202 and PA 263 have two lanes.

 

Timothy Reichard 3/12/03

Northbound reassurance shields along the duplex.

 

Timothy Reichard 3/12/03

The two routes split on their way to New Jersey near Lahaska.

 

Douglas Kerr 10/3/04

Now facing southbound on the duplex.

 

 

Local Names

North	Lower York Road
North	Upper York Road
Duplex	York Road
South	Doylestown-Buckingham Pike
South	York Road

 

Terraserver Imagery

• 1983 Topo. · US 202/PA 263 duplex
• 1999 Aerial · US 202/PA 263 southern split
• 1999 Aerial · US 202/PA 263 northern split

 

Former Designations

	1926–1927	US 122 was assigned.
	1927–1928	PA 52 was assigned along US 122 by 1928, possibly in 1927.
	1928–1930	PA 263 was assigned along US 122/PA 52.
	1930–1935	PA 52 was truncated to the west.
	1935–	US 202 replaced US 122.

 

Adjacent Multiplexes

	North to Ringoes, NJ
	South to Doylestown