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Meyersdale, PA

	A Brief History

Business US 219 is one of the newer business routes to be signed in Pennsylvania. The route was US 219 through Meyersdale until the new US 219 bypass was completed in 1999. The Casselman River parallels the northern part of the business route, which then runs southward into Meyersdale on Grant Street and Beachley Street. There are plans to extend the US 219 freeway bypass north to the next freeway segment and south to I-68/US 40, making an extended Business US 219 a possibility.

Northern End | Southern End

	Northern End · US 219, north of Salisbury Junction

Barb and John Bee

A dusk shot of the END sign at Business US 219's northern terminus, just barely north of the end of the US 219 Meyersdale bypass.

 

Timothy Reichard 6/22/03

Southbound on US 219 at the beginning of Business US 219, which is signed here as "Old US 219". The US 219 bypass also begins here, off the left side of the photo and curving into the mountain cut.

 

	Southern End · US 219, southwest of Meyersdale near Vim

Barb and John Bee

The southern end and diamond interchange of Business US 219 at US 219, south of Meyersdale.

 

Timothy Reichard 6/22/03

Like its northern end, Business US 219 is not explicitly signed along US 219. The Meyersdale exit leads straight to Business US 219, which serves Meyersdale.

 

Timothy Reichard 6/22/03

A wider view of the diamond interchange. Business US 219 begins and heads left into town.

 

 

	Sources and Links

• Business US 219 (Meyersdale) · PA Junction Lists
• US 219 Auxiliary Routes · Pennsylvania Highways
• US 219 History · Pennsylvania Highways
• US 219 · PA/MD US Highway Ends
• US 219 · US Highway Ends