Route 422
From route 20 in Cleveland to Pennsylvania state line 8 miles east of
Youngstown. Part of U.S. Route 422, which runs from Cleveland, Ohio to
Revloc, Pennsylvania and from Hummelstown, Pennsylvania to King of Prussia,
Pennsylvania.
Counties:
Cuyahoga, Geauga, Portage, Trumbull, Mahoning
Length:
80 miles
General Direction:
East/West
Dual Certifications:
Supercedes routes 8, 14, and 43 from route 20 to 2 miles east of
route 20.
Supercedes route 8 from 2 miles east of route 20 to Shaker Heights.
Intersections:
0: 20; 1: 10,90,14E,77; 2: 87; 9: 8S;
11: 87,175,271S; 13: 271N,480; 17: 91; 22: 306;
28: 44; 32: 700; 36: 88,168; 38: 282;
43: 305; 44: 534; 50: 5; 53: 45; 54: 169;
59: 46; 63: 169; 65: 304; 66: 80;
68: 711; 70: 193; 73: 62; 76: 616;
80: PA
Freeway Sections:
From 3 miles east of Shaker Heights to Auburn Corners.
From route 193 to route 62 in Youngstown.
Four-Lane Divided Highway Sections:
From Auburn Corners to 1 mile east of Auburn Corners.
From Welshfield to 3 miles west of Warren.
From Warren to 1 mile east of Warren.
From Girard to route 193 in Youngstown.
From route 62 to 2 miles east of route 62 in Youngstown.
History of route 422:
Certified in 1926.
Entire route was route 16 before 1926.
Cleveland to route 87 in Pepper Pike, 2 miles west of Girard to Girard,
and Youngstown to 6 miles east of Youngstown upgraded to four lanes by 1940.
Pepper Pike to Auburn Corners, Welshfield to 5 miles east of Parkman,
Warren to 2 miles west of Girard, Girard to Youngstown, and 6 miles east of
Youngstown to Pennsylvania state line upgraded to four lanes by 1943.
5 miles east of Parkman to Southington and 2 miles west of Warren to
Warren upgraded to four lanes by 1950.
Downtown Youngstown bypass added in 1971.
Route 271S to route 91 complete and certified as route 422F by 1976.
3 miles east of Shaker Heights to Auburn Corners rerouted and upgraded
to freeway by 1993.
Last updated by John Simpson
on 2-07-98 at 15:36 EST.