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Revision as of 22:12, 4 February 2022
| Route information | |
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| Length | 35 mi (56 km) |
| Existed | 1966–present |
| Major junctions | |
State Loop 50 (LP 50) is a multi-lane beltway servicing Barton as a freeway.
Lane Configuration
Loop 50 is a complete loop freeway with four to six mainline lanes. The freeways have frontage roads for nearly the entire route. It is one of only three complete controlled-access state loops in West Monroe, the other two being West Monroe State Loop 15 around Rhone and Loop 230/East Monroe State Route 230 around Frankfort. At certain junctions, the freeway widens using auxiliary (exit only) lanes. At most interchanges with other highways, there are partial to full access ramps, that directly serve the mainline lanes and/or frontage roads.
Major intersections
Entire route is located within the Barton city limits in Albion County
| Destination |
|---|
 - Kent
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| Osage Avenue - West Monroe Technical University |
| Gage Avenue |
 - Palmer, Talbert
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| Eastern Avenue - Barton International Airport |
 - Ricetown, Western Monroe University
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| Osage Avenue |
| - Rhone, Clarksville
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| Wayside Road |
 - East to Clarksville, Barton State College; Begin IR-2 concurrency
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| Eastern Avenue |
| - Downtown
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| Gage Avenue |
| - West to Hudson; End IR-2 concurrency
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| - Downtown
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