Ibican Route 27

Route information
Length	2,236 mi (3,598 km)
Existed	1926–present
Major junctions
South end	in Franklin, Panamor
	in Boston, Panamor in Cuyoga, Calahan in Alton, Hamilton File:US 427.svg in Liberty, Hamilton in Carter Ridge, Hamilton in Underwood, Hamilton in Woodville, Hamilton
North end	Front Street in Kase, Hamilton

Ibican Route 27, or Ibican Highway 27 (IR-27) is a north–south Ibican Numbered Highway System that runs through the states of Panamor, Calahan, and Hamilton, in western Ibica. Though IR-27 remains a major north–south link along the western states, north of Boston it has been replaced in overall importance for transport by Interstate 5 (I-5), which is more modern in its physical design, goes through more major cities, and has more direct routing due to significantly easier geography over much of the route. IR-27 is a major parallel route between Boston and Underwood.

The over 3,540-kilometre-long (2,200 mi) highway's northern terminus is in Kase, Hamilton, where the highway dead ends at a tee intersect with the towns Front Street, on the Bay of Albion coast. The southern terminus of IR-27 is in Franklin at an interchange with Interstate 10 and Ibican Route 16.

Route description

Lengths

	mi	km
Panamor	461	742
Calahan	549	884
Hamilton	1,229	1,978
Total	2,236	3,598

Major intersections

Panamor

in Franklin

in Imperial

in Boston

Calahan

in Louisville

in Cuyoga

in Palmer

in Wesley

Hamilton

in Hammersmith

in Alton

in Liberty

in Carter Ridge (Beginning of concurrency with IR-1)

in Underwood (End of IR-1 concurrency)

in Woodville