Indiana Highway Ends

State Road 14 SR 14 is an original state highway that has undergone few changes. Despite crossing the majority of the state from Fort Wayne to US 41, SR 14 is a relatively minor highway. The only significant changes occurred in the stretch from Fort Wayne to the Ohio line where the routing was significantly changed once, then that whole stretch was decommissioned around 1990 the stretch from US 41 west to the Illinois line which was apparently decommissioned in the 1940s Except for Fort Wayne, no major cities are served. Further, several other east-west roads are in close proximity in most places so this road will never carry a high traffic volume except in the Fort Wayne area where it is a multilane road. Because the majority of the roadway goes through areas with low population, the road has not been modernized. Generally, shoulders are narrow or non-existent, and the surface is not equal to many other roads. Until July, 2005, where it crosses I-65, there wasn't even an interchange.

SR 14:	Enos (US 41)	< 123 miles >	Fort Wayne (I-69)
Google Map of SR 14

Cities Served:	Akron, Fort Wayne, Rochester, Silver Lake, South Whitley, Winamac
Counties Served:	Allen, Fulton, Jasper, Kosciusko, Newton, Pulaski, Whitley
INDOT County Flow Maps (AADT):	Allen, Fulton, Jasper, Kosciusko, Newton, Pulaski, Whitley
Branches:	SR 114
Multiplexes:	SR 5, SR 25, US 35, US 421
Ending at SR 14:	SR 49, SR 114
Related Link:	» Indiana State Road 14 from Wikipedia
Scanned maps:	» Map of SR 14 east of Fort Wayne (1990) » Map of SR 14 going northeast from Ft. Wayne (1937)

State Road 14