Counties in which each endpoint is located are shown in parentheses.
Miniature pseudo-markers are shown for US, Missouri, Interstate, and Interstate Business Loop and Spur Routes (unless you chose the text-only display option). The markers are based on Shield Generator [replaced by Shields Up, (c) 2002 David R. Kendrick] with additional modifications. More about the markers here.
Where available, links are also shown to relevant Road Signs & Sights Gallery photos.
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).
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
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
Road Signs & Sights Gallery Photos
- A Missouri three-digit shield for US 160 with narrow digits
- A cover-up approaching US 60 and US 160 in Springfield
- A wide-style Missouri three-digit shield, rare until 2000
- An add-on for Missouri 13 in Springfield
- Briefly-lived junction of US 160, Missouri 13, and Missouri 248 (2002-2003)
- Business US 67 and US 160 with Missouri 53 trailblazer in Poplar Bluff
- City-made US 160 trailblazers in Springfield
- Eastern endpoint of US 160 in Poplar Bluff (eastbound direction)
- Eastern endpoint of US 160 in Poplar Bluff (westbound direction)
- Greene County (featuring a Missouri governor)
- Missouri 13, Missouri 14, and US 160 in Nixa
- Missouri 160 in Forsyth (goof for US 160)
- Missouri 160 in Lockwood (goof for US 160)
- Missouri 160 in Poplar Bluff (goof for US 160)
- Mistaken use of directional arrows at Missouri 13 and Missouri 14 intersection with US 160 in Nixa
- Newly re-routed Missouri 13 with US 60 and US 160 in Springfield (2002-2003)
- Post-route realignment sign for US 160 and Missouri 13 on US 60 in Springfield (2005)
- Route EE at US 160 in Christian County
- Route FF covers Missouri 13 near Springfield
- Tacked-on Missouri 13 in Springfield
- The standard square Missouri three-digit shield until 2000, on US 160 in Springfield
- Tiny Missouri 13 next to US 160 big green sign in Springfield
- US 160 and US 67 from Business US 67 in Poplar Bluff
- US 160 near Willard
- US 160, Business 67, and add-on Missouri 53 trailblazer near Poplar Bluff
- US 60 and 160 in Springfield
- US 67 and Missouri 160 (goof for US 160) in Poplar Bluff
Business Route 160
Cities: Willard
Output produced by routelog, program copyright
(c) 1998-2007, Mark Roberts. All rights reserved.
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