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Florida State Road 421

State Road 421 (SR 421) is a major thoroughfare that runs east–west through Port Orange, Florida from Interstate 95 (I-95) east to U.S. Route 1 (US 1) where it turns into SR A1A. It is partially six lanes (from I-95 east to SR 5A) and 4 lanes (from SR 5A east to US 1), and is known locally as Taylor Road (for about 12 mile (0.80 km) east of I-95) and Dunlawton Avenue.

State Road 421 and County Road 421

SR 421 in red, CR 421 in blue
Route information
Length4.001 mi[1] (6.439 km)
Major junctions
West end CR 421 in Port Orange
Major intersections I-95 in Port Orange
East end US 1 / SR A1A in Port Orange
Location
CountryUnited States
StateFlorida
CountyVolusia
Highway system

Taylor Road continues west as County Road 421 (CR 421) to CR 415 (Tomoka Farms Road).[2]

Route description edit

Taylor Road begins as an unmarked west to east local road off of Guava Drive, another unmarked local road that runs south to north. East of the intersection with County Road 415, the road receives the designation of County Road 421. The first landmarks that CR 421 passes are a Volusia County Fire Station,[3] and the Spruce Creek Baptist Church.[4] East of the north gate to the Spruce Creek Airport gated community, CR 421 curves to the northeast. Along the way it runs between a pair of churches before the driveway to the Cracker Creek Campground, which also leads to the NRHP-registered Gamble Place Historic District. Northeast of there, the road passes by the Crane Lakes Golf and Country Club. The route takes a slight curve to the east-northeast as it passes by the Vineyards and Summer Trees developments before approaching more commercialized development. The route becomes a state road just west of the intersection with County Road 4009 and merely feet away from the intersection approaches the interchange with Interstate 95 at exit 256, after which Florida State Road 421 moves northeast onto Dunlawton Avenue a divided highway with foliage in the median, most often palm trees. Taylor Road resumes east of interchange at the same trajectory, but this time as a local city street.

Dunlawton Avenue takes SR 421 in a north-northeasterly direction, then curves more towards the east just before the intersection with County Road 483 (Clyde Morris Boulevard). From there it runs east-northeast, flanked by medical offices, shopping centers, and apartment buildings, many of which are obstructed by native foliage. The first intersection in this segment is with Victoria Gardens Boulevard and City Center Parkway, the latter of which leads to various government offices, including the Port Orange City Hall, library and numerous city parks.[5] Most of the shopping centers continue to remain hidden by foliage even as the route approaches the intersection with Florida State Road 5A, with the exception of the one on the southeast corner of SRs 5A and 421. The road makes another slight left curve around the intersection with Jackson Avenue, running more northeast. The tree-lined median becomes less prominent (though it doesn't disappear) just before the intersection of Spruce Creek Road which runs parallel with the Halifax Canal and the culvert for that canal beneath SR 421.

Standard commercial development gives way to medical and legal offices, as well as residencies, with the solitary exception of a boat dealership, which is where it takes a bend to the east-southeast before the crossing of the main line of the Florida East Coast Railway, then passes by the Port Orange Elementary School, just before running along the northern edge of the Dunlawton Avenue Historic District. Florida SR 421 ends at the intersection of U.S. Route 1 and Florida State Road A1A, but Dunlawton Avenue continues east as northbound SR A1A to the Port Orange Causeway where it will turn north along Atlantic Avenue.

Major intersections edit

The entire route is in Port Orange, Volusia County.

mi[1]kmDestinationsNotes
0.0000.000West end of state maintenance
0.0550.089  CR 4009 (South Williamson Boulevard)
0.128–
0.338
0.206–
0.544
  
 
I-95 (SR 9) to I-4 – Jacksonville, Miami
I-95 exit 256
1.0681.719  CR 483 (Clyde Morris Boulevard)
2.3823.833  SR 5A (Nova Road)
4.0016.439  
 
US 1 (South Ridgewood Avenue / SR 5) / SR A1A north (Dunlawton Avenue)
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

References edit

  1. ^ a b Transportation and Data Analytics Office (December 10, 2018). "Straight Line Diagram of Road Inventory". Florida Department of Transportation. Retrieved May 1, 2020.
  2. ^ FDOT Map of Volusia County
  3. ^ Fire Station locations (Volusia County Government)
  4. ^ Creek Baptist Church official site
  5. ^ City Center Municipal Complex (City of Port Orange; Official Site)

External links edit

  Media related to Florida State Road 421 at Wikimedia Commons

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State Road 421 SR 421 is a major thoroughfare that runs east west through Port Orange Florida from Interstate 95 I 95 east to U S Route 1 US 1 where it turns into SR A1A It is partially six lanes from I 95 east to SR 5A and 4 lanes from SR 5A east to US 1 and is known locally as Taylor Road for about 1 2 mile 0 80 km east of I 95 and Dunlawton Avenue State Road 421 and County Road 421SR 421 in red CR 421 in blueRoute informationLength4 001 mi 1 6 439 km Major junctionsWest endCR 421 in Port OrangeMajor intersectionsI 95 in Port OrangeEast endUS 1 SR A1A in Port OrangeLocationCountryUnited StatesStateFloridaCountyVolusiaHighway systemFlorida State Highway SystemInterstate US State Former Pre 1945 Toll Scenic SR 419 SR 423Taylor Road continues west as County Road 421 CR 421 to CR 415 Tomoka Farms Road 2 Contents 1 Route description 2 Major intersections 3 References 4 External linksRoute description editTaylor Road begins as an unmarked west to east local road off of Guava Drive another unmarked local road that runs south to north East of the intersection with County Road 415 the road receives the designation of County Road 421 The first landmarks that CR 421 passes are a Volusia County Fire Station 3 and the Spruce Creek Baptist Church 4 East of the north gate to the Spruce Creek Airport gated community CR 421 curves to the northeast Along the way it runs between a pair of churches before the driveway to the Cracker Creek Campground which also leads to the NRHP registered Gamble Place Historic District Northeast of there the road passes by the Crane Lakes Golf and Country Club The route takes a slight curve to the east northeast as it passes by the Vineyards and Summer Trees developments before approaching more commercialized development The route becomes a state road just west of the intersection with County Road 4009 and merely feet away from the intersection approaches the interchange with Interstate 95 at exit 256 after which Florida State Road 421 moves northeast onto Dunlawton Avenue a divided highway with foliage in the median most often palm trees Taylor Road resumes east of interchange at the same trajectory but this time as a local city street Dunlawton Avenue takes SR 421 in a north northeasterly direction then curves more towards the east just before the intersection with County Road 483 Clyde Morris Boulevard From there it runs east northeast flanked by medical offices shopping centers and apartment buildings many of which are obstructed by native foliage The first intersection in this segment is with Victoria Gardens Boulevard and City Center Parkway the latter of which leads to various government offices including the Port Orange City Hall library and numerous city parks 5 Most of the shopping centers continue to remain hidden by foliage even as the route approaches the intersection with Florida State Road 5A with the exception of the one on the southeast corner of SRs 5A and 421 The road makes another slight left curve around the intersection with Jackson Avenue running more northeast The tree lined median becomes less prominent though it doesn t disappear just before the intersection of Spruce Creek Road which runs parallel with the Halifax Canal and the culvert for that canal beneath SR 421 Standard commercial development gives way to medical and legal offices as well as residencies with the solitary exception of a boat dealership which is where it takes a bend to the east southeast before the crossing of the main line of the Florida East Coast Railway then passes by the Port Orange Elementary School just before running along the northern edge of the Dunlawton Avenue Historic District Florida SR 421 ends at the intersection of U S Route 1 and Florida State Road A1A but Dunlawton Avenue continues east as northbound SR A1A to the Port Orange Causeway where it will turn north along Atlantic Avenue Major intersections editThe entire route is in Port Orange Volusia County mi 1 kmDestinationsNotes0 0000 000West end of state maintenance0 0550 089 nbsp CR 4009 South Williamson Boulevard 0 128 0 3380 206 0 544 nbsp nbsp nbsp I 95 SR 9 to I 4 Jacksonville MiamiI 95 exit 2561 0681 719 nbsp CR 483 Clyde Morris Boulevard 2 3823 833 nbsp SR 5A Nova Road 4 0016 439 nbsp nbsp nbsp US 1 South Ridgewood Avenue SR 5 SR A1A north Dunlawton Avenue 1 000 mi 1 609 km 1 000 km 0 621 miReferences edit a b Transportation and Data Analytics Office December 10 2018 Straight Line Diagram of Road Inventory Florida Department of Transportation Retrieved May 1 2020 FDOT Map of Volusia County Fire Station locations Volusia County Government Creek Baptist Church official site City Center Municipal Complex City of Port Orange Official Site External links edit nbsp Media related to Florida State Road 421 at Wikimedia Commons KML file edit help Template Attached KML Florida State Road 421KML is not from Wikidata nbsp This Florida road related article is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved 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