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Florida State Road 85

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State highway in Florida, United States

State Road 85 marker
State Road 85
Map
SR 85 highlighted in red
Route information
Maintained byFDOT
Length56.486 mi[1] (90.905 km)
Existed1945 renumbering (definition)–present
Major junctions
South endUS 98 inFort Walton Beach
Major intersectionsSR 20 inNiceville
I-10 inCrestview
US 90 in Crestview
North endSR 55 inFlorala, AL
Location
CountryUnited States
StateFlorida
CountiesOkaloosa,Walton
Highway system
SR 84SR 87

State Road 85 (SR 85) is a north–southstate highway that runs fromUS 98 inFort Walton Beach, Florida north toState Route 55 at theFlorida/Alabama state line. In its earliest inception, it was just a clayed road over graded sandy soil, and was known early in the twentieth century as the Georgia, Alabama and Florida Highway.[2]

Route description

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From its southern terminus at the intersection ofUS 98 in downtown Fort Walton Beach toShalimar, Florida, SR 85 is a six-lane highway with turn medians, accessing local beaches andEglin Air Force Base. The road, known as Eglin Parkway, runs north through Fort Walton Beach, and the town ofCinco Bayou before crossing the namesake Cinco Bayou Bridge,[3][4] and then through theOcean City area of Fort Walton Beach. It crosses Garniers Bayou intoShalimar, and thence north onto theEglin reservation where it becomes a four-lane route with grass median. It then skirts the northwest side ofEglin Air Force Base Main Base, with a grade separated interchange forState Road 123 andNorthwest Florida Regional Airport, continuing as a four-lane divided highway with a 65 mph (105 km/h) speed limit. A former railroad grade crossing just south of the commercial terminal was removed when the south end of theEglin Base Railroad was abandoned in the 1980s. Looping throughValparaiso as Government Avenue and the John Sims Parkway intoNiceville, SR 85 turns north at the intersection withState Road 20, passing College Boulevard, another removed Eglin AFB railroad grade crossing, and the intersection withState Road 293 Mid-Bay Bridge Connector. Continuing north, there is an interchange with the northern terminus ofState Road 123. SR 85 continues north through a grade-separated intersection at 77th Special Forces Way, serving the cantonment for the7th Special Forces Group andDuke Field. The road continues north, reaching theCrestview city limits and becoming a divided highway. At this point, the road encounters a series of restaurants, motels, gas stations, and other travel facilities ahead of the diamond interchange withI-10 at exit 56. The road continues throughCrestview, theOkaloosa County seat, intersectingU.S. Route 90, theOld Spanish Trail, and continues north towards its terminus at theAlabama state line, where it continues north asSR 55 towardsFlorala. North of the community of Auburn to theAlabama line State Road 85 is a two-lane rural highway. Just south ofLaurel Hill, the road crosses on a bridge the abandoned alignment of the formerLouisville and Nashville Railroad Yellow River branch that paralleled 85 between Crestview andFlorala, Alabama.[5]

History

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Between 1923 and 1945, State Road 85 consisted of two different routes. The southern segment was the original SR 33 between Fort Walton Beach and Crestview in Okaloosa County. The northern segment was the original SR 54 between Crestview in Okaloosa County and crossed the Walton County line before being replaced by Alabama State Route 55 at the Florida-Alabama State Line.


Future

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Plans are to expand the section of highway between Auburn and the Alabama state line to four lanes once Alabama completes theirState Route 55 expansion to four lanes from south ofAndalusia, Alabama toFlorala, Alabama. This will provide both a better hurricane evacuation route fromOkaloosa County as well as a more direct route toDestin, Florida andFort Walton Beach, Florida fromInterstate 65.

Major intersections

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CountyLocationmi[1]kmDestinationsNotes
OkaloosaFort Walton Beach0.0000.000US 98 (Miracle Strip Parkway /SR 30) –Destin,PensacolaSouthern terminus
0.6070.977
SR 145 south (Perry Avenue)
Northern terminus of SR 145
Ocean City3.0394.891
SR 188 west (Racetrack Road)
Eastern terminus of SR 188
Eglin AFB5.5188.880
CR 85B west (Sunset Lane)
5.979.61
SR 397 north –Eglin AFB
interchange; northbound exit and southbound entrance
6.47310.417SR 189 –Eglin AFB,Wright,Fairgrounds,University of Florida Research & Engineering Education Facility
7.75212.476General Bond Boulevard -Hurlburt Field
8.5513.76

SR 123 north toI-10 –Crestview
interchange
9.1314.69Northwest Florida Regional Airportinterchange
11.47618.469
SR 190 east –Valparaiso
Western terminus of SR 190
Niceville12.25119.716
SR 397 south (John Sims Parkway) –Eglin AFB
Northern terminus of SR 397
12.89520.752

SR 20 east (John Sims Parkway) toSR 293 –Destin,Tallahassee,Bunnell
Western terminus of SR 20
13.78222.180
CR 190 east (College Boulevard)
14.523.3
SR 293 south –Mid-Bay Bridge
Northern terminus of SR 293
Eglin AFB16.96627.304
SR 123 south –Fort Walton,Destin,Northwest Florida Regional Airport,Eglin AFB,Hurlburt Field
Northern terminus of SR 123
22.4236.08McWhorter Avenue, 77th Special Forces Way (SR 210)interchange
Crestview27.63544.474P.J. Adams ParkwaytoCR 4
28.6246.06I-10 (SR 8) –Pensacola,TallahasseeExit 56 (I-10)
31.28650.350US 90 (SR 10) –Milligan,Mossy Head,Downtown Crestview, National Guard Armory
33.71054.251CR 188 (Airport Road / Old Bethel Road) –Bob Sikes Airport
38.26861.586
CR 85A north (Bill Lundy Road)
44.35571.382
CR 2 west –Blackman
Almarante46.16274.291
CR 602 west
Laurel Hill47.62976.651
CR 85A north (Second Avenue)
49.11579.043
CR 85A south
Svea51.23282.450
CR 393 south
Walton53.21285.636
CR 52 north (Perkins Road)
Pleasant Grove54.18487.201CR 147 –Paxton,Lakewood
56.48690.905
SR 55 north –Florala
Alabama state line; northern terminus
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

References

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  1. ^abFDOT straight line diagramsArchived March 6, 2014, at theWayback Machine, accessed February 2014
  2. ^Crestview Land Company, Okaloosa county map,Okaloosa News, Crestview, Florida, Friday 23 June 1916, Volume 1, Number 38, back page.
  3. ^"Five Year Work Program/Item Number: 427425-2". RetrievedJuly 5, 2010.
  4. ^"Five Year Work Program/Item Number: 424290-1". RetrievedJuly 5, 2010.
  5. ^"Overview of State Road 85" (Map).Google Maps. RetrievedDecember 17, 2011.

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