Indiana Highway Ends

SR 101

State Road 101 State Road 101 is a discontinuous route consisting of four sections. The upper and middle portions of SR 101 lie approximately where SR 1 would have gone were it not for US 27 nearby. The southern portion was originally an isolated portion of Indiana 1, but when they decided to direct Indiana 1 to Lawrenceburg, SR 101 was assigned to that section of highway. The Ohio River section consists of less than a mile approaching the bridge over the Ohio River at Markland Dam. This section connects with Kentucky 1039 which goes by the Kentucky Speedway only a few miles south of the Indiana line. SR 101 is the only state road with four distinct sections. The Ohio River section would more logically be numbered SR 129, however.

Northern Section:	(SR 124)	< 45 miles >	(SR 1)
Central Section:	Brookville (SR 1)	< 16.5 miles >	Liberty (SR 44)
Southern Section:	(US 50)	< 17.5 miles >	(I-74)

Ohio River Section:	Kentucky State Line - Markland Dam (Kentucky 1039)	< 0.5 miles >	(SR 156)

Google Map of SR 101

Cities Served:	Brookville, Liberty, Milan, Monroeville, Sunman, Vevay, Woodburn
Counties Served:	Adams, Allen, Dekalb, Franklin, Ripley, Switzerland, Union
INDOT County Flow Maps (AADT):	Adams, Allen, Dekalb, Franklin, Ripley, Switzerland, Union
Parent Highway:	SR 1
Siblings:	SR 201, SR 301
Multiplexes:	SR 1, US 24, US 33, US 224
Related Links:	» Indiana State Road 101 from Wikipedia
	» Kentucky Roads - The Ohio River
	» S.R. 101 Corridor Improvement Feasibility Study