U.S. Route 82 in Alabama

U.S. Route 82
State Route 6 (SR 6)
US 82 highlighted in red
Route information
Maintained by ALDOT
Length	240.080 mi[1] (386.371 km)
Existed	1934[2]–present
Major junctions
West end	US 82 near Columbus, MS
Major intersections	US 43 in Northport I-20 / I-59 in Tuscaloosa US 11 in Tuscaloosa US 31 in Prattville I-65 in Prattville Future I-685 / I-85 in Montgomery US 80 / SR 21 in Montgomery US 331 in Montgomery US 29 in Union Springs US 431 in Eufaula
East end	US 82 / SR 50 at Georgetown, GA
Location
Country	United States
State	Alabama
Counties	Pickens, Tuscaloosa, Bibb, Chilton, Autauga, Montgomery, Bullock, Barbour
Highway system
United States Numbered Highway System List Special Divided Alabama State Highway System Interstate US State
← SR 81 → SR 83
← SR 5 SR 6 → SR 7

U.S. Route 82 in Alabama runs northwest to southeast across the northwestern and central Alabama for 240.080 miles (386.371 km). The route enters from Mississippi east of Columbus, Mississippi and exits into Georgia across the Chattahoochee River at Eufaula.

Throughout Alabama, US 82 is paired with unsigned State Route 6 (SR 6). The highway enters the state east of Columbus, Mississippi, and bears southeast towards Northport and Tuscaloosa, where it crosses over I-20 and I-59 south of town. It is known in West Alabama as McFarland Boulevard, in memory of Ward Wharton McFarland, a political, business, and civic leader who died in 1979.^[3] After leaving Tuscaloosa, the route continues southeast, passing through the cities of Brent, Centreville, and Maplesville en route to Prattville, on the northern edge of the Montgomery metropolitan area. This approximately 92-mile (148 km) drive goes through some of the most rural areas of the state, much of it two lanes with the exception of the section from Tuscaloosa to Centreville. Upon arriving in Prattville, it runs concurrently with I-65, with which it goes through downtown Montgomery with (also junctioning with the current southern terminus of I-85), and splits off to the east south of downtown. After leaving Montgomery, the route continues southeast through Union Springs and Midway en route to Eufaula, on the Alabama–Georgia state line, where it junctions with US 431. The route then crosses over the Chattahoochee River into Georgetown, Georgia, over Lake Eufaula.^{[citation needed]}

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U.S. Route 82 was first designated within the state of Alabama in June of 1934. At the time, it ran from the Mississippi border to U.S. Route 11 in Tuscaloosa. In the summer of 1948, US 82 was extended across the state along its current route and into Georgia.^[2]

County	Location	mi[1]	km	Destinations	Notes
Pickens	​	0.000	0.000	US 82 west	Continuation into Mississippi
	Reform	17.642	28.392	SR 17 south (Fourth Street SW) / Fourth Street NW – Carrollton	West end of SR 17 overlap
		17.784	28.621	SR 17 north (First Street North) / First Street South – Millport	East end of SR 17 overlap
	Gordo	25.845	41.593	SR 159 north (South Main Street) – Fayette	Southern terminus of SR 159
	​	27.358	44.028	SR 86 west – Carrollton, Aliceville	Eastern terminus of SR 86
Tuscaloosa	Northport	42.6[4]	68.6	To I-20 / I-59 / Boone Boulevard / Rose Boulevard	Toll bridge on Boone Boulevard south to I-20 / 59
		45.438	73.125	US 43 north (SR 13 north) / Main Avenue – Fayette	West end of US 43 / SR 13 overlap
		46.392	74.661	US 43 south / SR 69 (SR 13 south / Lurleen B. Wallace Boulevard) to I-20 / I-59 / I-359 – Tuscaloosa, Jasper	East end of US 43 / SR 13 overlap
	Tuscaloosa	49.3– 49.5	79.3– 79.7	Woolsey Finnell Bridge over Black Warrior River
		49.5– 49.7[5]	79.7– 80.0	Jack Warner Parkway	Interchange
		50.2[6]	80.8	Campus Drive	Interchange
		50.5– 50.6[7]	81.3– 81.4	University Boulevard	Interchange; access to the University of Alabama
		51.373	82.677	SR 215 (Veterans Memorial Parkway)
		53.168	85.566	I-20 / I-59 – Meridian, Birmingham	I-20 / 59 exit 73
		53.420	85.971	US 11 (SR 7 / Skyland Boulevard East)
		54.823	88.229	SR 215 north (Old Montgomery Highway)	Southern terminus of SR 215
Bibb	Centreville	81.547	131.237	SR 5 – Brent, West Blocton	Interchange
		82.827	133.297	SR 219 north (Birmingham Road) / Birmingham Road	West end of SR 219 overlap
		83.1[8]	133.7	Walter Owens Bridge over Cahaba River
		83.521	134.414	SR 25 / SR 219 south – Centreville	Interchange
	​	87.803	141.305	SR 382 west (Montgomery Highway) / CR 20 east (Anitoch Road) – Antioch, Randolph	Eastern terminus of SR 382
Chilton	​	101.044	162.615	SR 183 south – Marion	Northern terminus of SR 183
	Maplesville	105.624	169.985	To SR 22 – Maplesville, Selma
Autauga	Prattville	140.036	225.366	SR 14 west (Selma Highway) / Selma Highway	West end of SR 14 overlap
		142.852	229.898	US 31 (SR 3 / South Memorial Drive) – Montgomery, Birmingham
Elmore		145.926	234.845	I-65 north / SR 14 east / Cobbs Ferry Road to Montgomery Toll Road	East end of SR 14 overlap; west end of I-65 overlap; I-65 exit 179
Elmore–Montgomery county line	Montgomery	145.926– 153.189	234.845– 246.534	see I-65 (mile 178.961–168.213)
Montgomery	Montgomery	153.189	246.534	I-65 south / US 80 west (SR 8 west) / West South Boulevard (SR 21 south) to US 31 – Selma, Mobile	East end of I-65 overlap; west end of US 80 / SR 8 / SR 21 overlap; I-65 exit 168
		154.771	249.080	US 331 south (SR 9 south) / South Court Street (South Court Street) – Luverne	Northern terminus of US 331; west end of SR 9 overlap
		158.668	255.351	US 80 east / US 231 north / SR 21 north (SR 8 east / SR 9 north / SR 53 north / Eastern Boulevard) to I-85 / McGehee Road	East end of US 80 / SR 8 / 9 / 21; west end of US 231 / SR 53 overlap; To I-85 signed westbound only
		162.088	260.855	SR 271 north (Taylor Road) to I-85	Southern terminus of SR 271
	​	171.098	275.356	US 231 south (SR 53 south / Troy Highway) – Troy, Dothan	East end of US 231 / SR 53 overlap
Bullock	​	195.624	314.826	SR 110 west	Eastern terminus of SR 110
	Union Springs	198.094	318.801	SR 223 south (Baskin Street) / Montgomery Avenue	Northern terminus of SR 223
		198.551	319.537	US 29 south (SR 15 south / South Prairie Street) / North Prairie Street – Banks	West end of US 29 / SR 15 overlap
		198.708	319.790	US 29 Truck south (SR 197 south / Martin Luther King Boulevard) / Blackmon Avenue	Northern terminus of US 29 Truck / SR 197
		198.904	320.105	US 29 north (SR 15 north / Martin Luther King Boulevard) / Conecuh Avenue – Auburn, Tuskegee	East end of US 29 / SR 15 overlap
	​	205.712	331.061	SR 51 north – Hurtsboro	West end of SR 51 overlap
	Midway	212.371	341.778	SR 51 south / CR 47 north (Enon Road) – Clayton	East end of SR 51 overlap
Barbour	Eufaula	237.764	382.644	US 431 north (SR 1 north / North Eufaula Avenue) – Phenix City	West end of US 431 / SR 1 overlap
		239.248	385.032	US 431 south (SR 1 south / South Eufaula Avenue) / West Barbour Street	East end of US 431 / SR 1 overlap
	Eufaula-Georgetown GA city line	239.895	386.074	Ernest Vandiver Causeway over Lake Eufaula / Chattahoochee River
		240.080	386.371	US 82 east / SR 50 east	Continuation into Georgia
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi       Concurrency terminus

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