Missouri Highways Route Log

Counties in which each endpoint is located are shown in parentheses.

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Abbreviations: MO = Missouri Route, ALT = Alternate Route, SH = State Highway (for states other than Missouri), SP = Spur Route, SR = Supplemental Route (the secondary Missouri roads designated with letters).
Routes 151, 152, 153 ... 200
MO 151

Missouri 151

North Endpoint: MO 15-MO 156 intersection, 10 mi S of Edina (Knox)
South Endpoint: MO 22 at MO 124 junction, Centralia (Boone)
Principal Cities: Centralia
Counties: Knox, Shelby, Monroe, Audrain, Boone
Intersects with MO 22 twice; designated in 1949, extended in 1955 onto old MO 22 alignment after MO 22 was rerouted west of Centralia
MO 152

Missouri 152

West Endpoint: I-435 Exit 24 just outside Kansas City (Platte)
East Endpoint: MO 291 near I-35 Exit 16, Liberty (Clay)
Principal Cities: Kansas City, Liberty
Counties: Platte, Clay
Freeway (some segments not fully built) for northern Kansas City; MO 152 formerly designated Barry Road
MO 153

Missouri 153

North Endpoint: US 60, 5 mi SSW of Morehouse (Stoddard)
South Endpoint: MO 25, White Oak (Dunklin)
Principal Cities: Gideon
Counties: Stoddard, New Madrid, Dunklin
MO 154

Missouri 154

West Endpoint: US 24, 2 mi SW of Paris (Monroe)
East Endpoint: US 54, 3 mi W of Curryville (Pike)
Counties: Monroe, Ralls, Pike
Derivative of US 54
Western segment formerly MO 26
I 155

Interstate 155

West Endpoint: I-55 Exit 17 near Hayti (Pemiscot)
East Endpoint: Mississippi River SE of Caruthersville (Pemiscot)
Principal Cities: Caruthersville
Counties: Pemiscot
Derivative of I-55
Continues in Tennessee

Road Signs & Sights Gallery Photos

Missouri 155

Renamed or decommissioned
Now MO 185 between MO 100 and Sullivan (1957), redesignated in 1967; formerly MO 114 from US 66 southward
MO 156

Missouri 156

West Endpoint: MO 149, 5 mi W of South Gifford (Macon)
East Endpoint: MO 6, Ewing (Lewis)
Principal Cities: La Plata
Counties: Macon, Knox, Lewis
MO 157

Missouri 157

North Endpoint: MO 6, 4 mi NW of Kirksville (Adair)
South Endpoint: Thousand Hills State Park (Adair)
Counties: Adair
Park Road
Spur into Thousand Hills State Park
MO 158

Missouri 158

West Endpoint: US 67, 3 mi W of Harviell (Butler)
East Endpoint: MO 142, 7 mi S of Poplar Bluff (Butler)
Counties: Butler
A short connector
US 159

US 159

North Endpoint: Missouri River E opposite Rulo NE (Holt)
South Endpoint: US 59, 3 mi E of I-29 Exit 79 (Holt)
Counties: Holt
US 160

US 160

West Endpoint: Kansas line NE of Pittsburg KS (Barton)
East Endpoint: US 67 and MO 158, 3 mi W of Harviell (Butler)
Principal Cities: Lamar, Lockwood, Greenfield, Springfield, Nixa, Forsyth, Gainesville, West Plains, Alton, Doniphan
Counties: Barton, Dade, Greene, Christian, Taney, Ozark, Howell, Oregon, Ripley, Butler
Extended from Springfield to Poplar Bluff in 1954; eastern endpoint formerly at Pine Boulevard (BR 60) and State Street (BR 67) in Poplar Bluff, AASHTO approved truncation to US 67/MO 158 junction in May 2007; route designated by 1931

Business Route 160

Cities: Willard
MO 161

Missouri 161

Northeast Endpoint: US 61, Bowling Green (Pike)
Southwest Endpoint: I-70 Exit 170, Danville (Montgomery)
Principal Cities: Bowling Green, Montgomery City
Counties: Pike, Montgomery
Derivative of US 61
Formerly MO 29, redesignated in 1959
MO 162

Missouri 162

West Endpoint: MO 25, Clarkton (Dunklin)
East Endpoint: Mississippi River opposite Tiptonville TN (no crossing) (New Madrid)
Principal Cities: Clarkton, Gideon, Portageville
Counties: Dunklin, New Madrid
MO 163

Missouri 163

Northwest Endpoint: I-70 Exit 126, Columbia (Boone)
Southeast Endpoint: US 63, 4 mi SE of Columbia (Boone)
Principal Cities: Columbia
Counties: Boone
Derivative of US 63
Providence Road in Columbia; provides access to Rock Bridge State Park
MO 164

Missouri 164

West Endpoint: US 412, Cardwell (Dunklin)
East Endpoint: Mississippi River at Cottonwood Point (no crossing) (Pemiscot)
Principal Cities: Steele
Counties: Dunklin, Pemiscot
MO 165

Missouri 165

North Endpoint: MO 76, Branson (Taney)
South Endpoint: US 65, Hollister (Taney)
Principal Cities: Branson, Hollister
Counties: Taney
Derivative of US 65
Loops near Table Rock Reservoir
US 166

US 166

West Endpoint: Kansas line near Oklahoma-Missouri border (Newton)
East Endpoint: I-44 Exit 1, 5 mi SW of Joplin (Newton)
Counties: Newton
Just one mile in Missouri; duplexed with US 400
MO 167

Missouri 167

No evidence found that this was ever assigned
MO 168

Missouri 168

West Endpoint: MO 15, Shelbyville (Shelby)
East Endpoint: US 61, 3 mi NW of Hannibal (Marion)
Principal Cities: Shelbyville, Palmyra
Counties: Shelby, Marion
Formerly MO 56, redesignated in 1957
US 169

US 169

North Endpoint: Iowa line N of Grant City (Worth)
South Endpoint: Kansas line at Intercity Viaduct (I-70, US 24/40), Kansas City (Jackson)
Principal Cities: Grant City, Stanberry, St Joseph, Gower, Smithville, Kansas City
Counties: Worth, Gentry, De Kalb, Andrew, Buchanan, Clinton, Clay, Jackson
Derivatives: SP 169
Realignment along Broadway Extension in Kansas City and over Intercity Viaduct in 1995; originally designated by 1931

Spur 169

North Endpoint: US 169, Smithville (Clay)
South Endpoint: SR F, Smithville (Clay)
Counties: Clay
Derivative of US 169
Not signed at junction, only along route itself

Road Signs & Sights Gallery Photos

I 170

Interstate 170

North Endpoint: I-270 Exit 10, Hazelwood (St Louis)
South Endpoint: US 40 Exit 31, Richmond Heights (St Louis)
Principal Cities: Berkeley, Overland, University City, Clayton
Counties: St Louis
Derivative of I-70
Section from Page Ave (SR D) to US 40 formerly MO 725; locally known as the Inner Belt

Missouri 170

Renamed or decommissioned
Redesignated MO 190 in 1980
MO 171

Missouri 171

MO 172

Missouri 172

West Endpoint: US 67, 13 mi S of Greenville (Wayne)
East Endpoint: Lake Wappapello (Wayne)
Counties: Wayne
Park Road
Spur to Wappapello State Park
MO 173

Missouri 173

North Endpoint: MO 265/413, Elsey (Stone)
South Endpoint: MO 76, Cape Fair (Stone)
Counties: Stone
Formerly began at US 60 near Marionville and concurrent with MO 13 (now 413) from MO 13 east of Marionville to Elsey, designation changed to MO 265 sometime in the 1990s
MO 174

Missouri 174

West Endpoint: MO 39, 2 mi NW of Mount Vernon (Lawrence)
East Endpoint: US 60, Republic (Greene)
Principal Cities: Mount Vernon, Republic
Counties: Lawrence, Greene
MO 175

Missouri 175

North Endpoint: MO 86/BR 71 NW of Neosho (Newton)
South Endpoint: US 71 and Business 71, Tipton Ford (Newton)
Counties: Newton
New designation of former US 71 in 1998; route changed again in 2000; formerly decommissioned spur from I-70 at O'Fallon into Fort Zumwalt State Park (no longer a state park)
MO 176

Missouri 176

West Endpoint: MO 248/265/413, Galena (Stone)
East Endpoint: US 160, 2 mi N of Forsyth (Taney)
Principal Cities: Galena, Forsyth
Counties: Stone, Christian, Taney
Derivative of MO 76
MO 177

Missouri 177

Northwest Endpoint: US 61, 4 mi NE of Jackson (Cape Girardeau)
Southeast Endpoint: MO 34/74 near Mississippi River Bridge, Cape Girardeau (Cape Girardeau)
Principal Cities: Cape Girardeau
Counties: Cape Girardeau

Missouri 178

Renamed or decommissioned
Former park road into Johnson's Shut-Ins State Park off former SR M (now SR N) in Reynolds County (shown on 1964 official map as supplemental-grade road)
MO 179

Missouri 179

Northwest Endpoint: MO 98 just N of I-70 Exit 111, 7 mi ESE of Boonville (Cooper)
Southeast Endpoint: US 54, Jefferson City (Cole)
Principal Cities: Jefferson City
Counties: Cooper, Moniteau, Cole
Extended in 2003-04 from US 50 to SR B S of Jefferson City
MO 180

Missouri 180

Northwest Endpoint: I-270, Bridgeton (St Louis)
Southeast Endpoint: Wellston at St Louis city line (St Louis)
Principal Cities: Bridgeton, St Ann, St John, Wellston
Counties: St Louis
Derivatives: SP 180
St Charles Rock Road

Spur 180

North Endpoint: MO 180, Pagedale (St Louis)
South Endpoint: SR D, Page Ave, Pagedale (St Louis)
Counties: St Louis
Derivative of MO 180
Pennsylvania Street
MO 181

Missouri 181

North Endpoint: BR 60, Cabool (Texas)
South Endpoint: US 160, Gainesville (Ozark)
Principal Cities: Cabool, Gainesville
Counties: Texas, Douglas, Ozark
MO 185

Missouri 185

Northwest Endpoint: MO 100, 5 mi E of New Haven (Franklin)
Southeast Endpoint: MO 8, Potosi (Washington)
Principal Cities: Sullivan, Potosi
Counties: Franklin, Washington
Derivatives: SP 185
Formerly MO 155, redesignated in 1967; one section formerly MO 114

Spur 185

Southwest Endpoint: MO 185, 2 mi E of Sullivan (Franklin)
Northeast Endpoint: Meramec State Park (Franklin)
Counties: Franklin
Derivative of MO 185
Spur into Meramec State Park
MO 187

Missouri 187

West Endpoint: Boone's Lick State Park (Howard)
East Endpoint: MO 87, Boonesboro (Howard)
Counties: Howard
Park Road Derivative of MO 87
Spur into Boone's Lick State Park
MO 190

Missouri 190

Northeast Endpoint: MO 146, Edinburg (Grundy)
Southeast Endpoint: US 65, 3 mi N of Chillicothe (Livingston)
Counties: Grundy, Livingston
Formerly MO 170; first designated in 1957 (as MO 170); redesignated MO 190 in 1980; section from Jamesport to near Trenton is old MO 6
Note: there are no routes in Missouri numbered: 182, 183, 184, 186, 188, 189, 191, 192, 193, 194, 195, 196, 197, 198, 199, 200
Output produced by routelog, program copyright (c) 1998-2007, Mark Roberts. All rights reserved.

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