Route 125
From route 50, 9 miles east of downtown Cincinnati to route 52 at
Friendship.
Counties:
Hamilton, Clermont, Brown, Adams, Scioto
Length:
87 miles
General Direction:
East/West
Intersections:
0: 50,561; 1: 32E; 8: 275; 14: 132;
16: 222N; 18: 222S; 22: 133,232; 28: 774;
29: 505; 34: 221; 36: 68N; 37: 68S;
42: 62; 48: 353,763; 54: 136; 58: 41,247;
64: 348; 87: 52
Four-Lane Divided Highway Sections:
From 2 miles west of Georgetown to Georgetown.
History of route 125:
Certified in 1926.
Originally routed from 7 miles east of downtown Cincinnati to Friendship
along current route 50 from 7 miles east of downtown Cincinnati to 9 miles
east of downtown Cincinnati and route 125 from 9 miles east of downtown
Cincinnati to Friendship.
Entire route was route 25 before 1926.
7 miles east of downtown Cincinnati to 11 miles east of downtown
Cincinnati originally dually certified with route 74.
By 1946, extended to Cincinnati along routes 50, 52, and 74.
Truncated at 9 miles east of downtown Cincinnati by 1956.
9 miles east of downtown Cincinnati to Amelia upgraded to four lanes by
1959.
Route 74 certification removed in 1962.
9 miles east of downtown Cincinnati to 11 miles east of downtown
Cincinnati dually certified with route 32 in 1962.
Amelia to Bethel upgraded to divided highway in 1972.
2 miles west of Georgetown to Georgetown upgraded to divided highway in
1972.
Route 275 to Bethel downgraded from divided highway to four-lane
undivided highway by 1997.
Route 125 Before 1926:
From LeSourdsville to Lebanon.
Routed along current route 63.
Entire route certified as route 63 in 1926.
Last updated by John Simpson
on 5-11-98 at 21:07 EDT.