Route 82

From route 57 at Brentwood Lake to route 62 at Masury.

Counties:

Lorain, Cuyahoga, Summit, Portage, Trumbull

Length:

92 miles

General Direction:

East/West

Dual Certifications:

  • Superceded by route 5 from Leavittsburg to 10 miles east of Leavittsburg.

    Intersections:

    0: 57; 3: 83; 9: 252; 12: 237; 13: 42; 15: 71; 19: 3; 20: 94; 23: 176; 25: 77; 26: 21; 33: 8; 34: 271; 38: 480,91; 42: 43,306; 49: 44; 53: 305,700N; 54: 700S; 57: 88; 65: 303,534; 69: 5; 76: 5; 81: 11; 84: 193; 89: 7; 92: 62

    Freeway Sections:

  • Warren bypass.

    Four-Lane Divided Highway Sections:

  • From 5 miles east of Warren to Masury.

    History of route 82:

  • Original state highway.
  • Originally routed from current route 14 (originally route 8), 5 miles west of North Randall, to Pennsylvania state line at Sharon, PA.
  • Brentwood Lake to Twinsburg was route 81 before 1926.
  • Twinsburg to Aurora was unnumbered before 1926.
  • In 1926, rerouted from Aurora to LaPorte along previous unnumbered from Aurora to Twinsburg and previous route 81 from Twinsburg to LaPorte.
  • Aurora to North Randall certified as route 43 in 1926.
  • North Randall to route 14 (route 8 before 1926) certified as route 8 in 1926.
  • Extended to 4 miles west of Laporte in 1938.
  • 4 miles west of Laporte to Laporte dually certified with route 10 in 1938.
  • Route 46 to Masury upgraded to four lanes by 1959.
  • Truncated at Masury by 1959.
  • Brecksville to Aurora dually certified with route 1 from 1960-64.
  • Truncated at route 57 in 1970.
  • Rerouted onto existing portion of Warren bypass in 1979.
  • Route 5 to 5 miles east of Warren portion of Warren bypass complete in 1979.
    Last updated by John Simpson on 1-10-98 at 18:25 EST.