Indiana Highway Ends

Old State Road 4 Old SR 4 was one of the original Main Market Highways designated by the state highway commission in 1917. Originally, it went from Evansville to Lawrenceburg via Jasper, French Lick, and Seymour, but the routing changed by the 1920s. Then, old state road 4 went from Shoals east to Lawrenceburg. It generally followed the current US 50 route. Another discontiguous section went from Sullivan to Bloomfield following current route of SR 54. In 1926, US 50 came into being and took over the majority of the route.

Eastern Section:	Shoals (Old SR 5)	< 0 miles >	Ohio State Line - Lawrenceburg
Western Section:	Sullivan (Old SR 10)	< 0 miles >	Bloomfield -

Cities Served:	Aurora, Bedford, Bloomfield, Lawrenceburg, North Vernon, Seymour, Shoals, Sullivan, Versailles
Counties Served:	Dearborn, Greene, Jackson, Jennings, Lawrence, Martin, Ripley, Sullivan
INDOT County Flow Maps (AADT):	Dearborn, Greene, Jackson, Jennings, Lawrence, Martin, Ripley, Sullivan
Related Highway:	US 50
Status:	Decommissioned
Scanned maps:	» Old SR 4 map - western section » Old SR 4 map - western half of eastern section » Old SR 4 map - eastern half of eastern section

The eastern terminus of Old SR 4 has not been photographed for this site. Any and all photos are welcome, along with descriptions.
The western terminus of Old SR 4 has not been photographed for this site. Any and all photos are welcome, along with descriptions.