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Historic Northern End, US 6/US 209, Milford
C. C. Slater 3/7/04US 206 currently ends less than a mile from the Delaware river with a junction with US 209 south of Milford. However, US 206 used to follow US 209 north to Milford to connect with its parent route, US 6. This sign is posted on US 209 north of US 206's north end, showing that US 206 used to extend further north.
C. C. Slater 3/7/04The old US 206/US 209 duplex is signed now as US 209 TO US 206. The middle scene in this mosaic shows the old northern end of US 206. US 209 may have also ended here before the mid-1930s, as the route then did not extend past Milford.
C. C. Slater 3/7/04Northbound on US 206 at its end at US 209. Old button-copy signs are still up, including one that shows US 206 continuing north to Milford.
C. C. Slater 3/7/04The end of US 206 gives six town choices.
C. C. Slater 3/7/04Southbound on US 209 at the northern beginning of US 206, just south of Milford.
C. C. Slater 3/7/04A clarifying sign shows where to enter US 206 and cross into New Jersey.
C. C. Slater 3/7/04The view from US 209 north. Making the right turn, US 206 immediately crosses the Delaware river on a toll bridge to New Jersey. If US 209 did not end in Milford before the mid-1930s, it probably ended here.
C. C. Slater 3/7/04Signs at the beginning of US 206 from US 209 north. US 209 is missigned as PA 209.
C. C. Slater 3/7/04US 206 crosses from New Jersey to Pennsylvania across the Milford-Montague Toll Bridge. US 206 parallels the Delaware River on the New Jersey side, then turns left to reach the bridge.
C. C. Slater 3/7/04Making the left turn, US 206 crosses the Delaware River and slows down as it reaches its end in Pennsylvania.
C. C. Slater 3/7/04At the Pennsylvania side of the River, northbound traffic must pay a toll. US 206's end is just ahead at US 209, visible in the background here.
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