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Erie County, PA
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Brief History
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US 6N is the lone suffixed route in Pennsylvania, replacing the 1930s
routing of US 6 that ended in Erie. US 6N is an auxiliary route to US
6 and has no alternate, business, or truck varieties.
Eastern End | Western End
 Eastern
End · US 6/US 19, west of Mill Village
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Adam Prince
Northbound on US 6/US 19 near Mill Village. US 6 and US 19 split,
while US 6N begins westward.
More photos of the eastern end are available on the US
6/US 19 multiplex page.
Aerial
photo (Terraserver/USGS, 1993): The east end of US 6N and the
northern split of US 6/US 19.
 Western
End · US 20, West Springfield
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Barb Bee
In West Springfield, almost thirty miles from US 6/US 19, US 6N ends
at another US highway, US 20.

Douglas Kerr 12/8/02
Westbound at the beginning of US 6N. This sign is the first US 6N
shield.
Aerial photo
(Terraserver, 1993): US 6N's west end at US 20.
 Sources
and Links
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