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Ohio State Route 2

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State highway in Ohio, United States
"OH 2" redirects here. The term may also refer toOhio's 2nd congressional district.

State Route 2 marker
State Route 2
Map
Route of SR 2 highlighted in red
Route information
Maintained byODOT (outside of cities)
Length227.13 mi[1] (365.53 km)
Existed1912[2]–present
Tourist
routes
Lake Erie Circle Tour
Major junctions
West endSR 37 nearHicksville
Major intersections
East endUS 20 in Painesville Township
Location
CountryUnited States
StateOhio
CountiesDefiance,Williams,Fulton,Lucas,Ottawa,Erie,Lorain,Cuyahoga,Lake
Highway system
  • Ohio State Highway System
SR 1SR 3
US 23SR 23US 24

State Route 2 (SR 2), formerly known asInter-county Highway 2 until 1921[3] andState Highway 2 in 1922,[4] is an east–westhighway crossing most of northernOhio. Its western terminus is at theIndiana state line nearHicksville where the route becomesIndiana State Road 37 which continues toFort Wayne, Indiana. The eastern terminus of the route is inPainesville Township inLake County atU.S. Route 20 (US 20).

Route description

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It passes throughBryan,Wauseon (where it briefly becomes acouplet[5]), and enters greaterToledo west of its interchange with theOhio Turnpike. It continues east from greater Toledo and soon parallelsLake Erie, becoming afreeway nearPort Clinton. From Oregon to Sandusky SR 2 is part of 293 miles (472 km) of the highway designated the "Lake Erie Coastal Ohio Trail".[6] and on September 22, 2005, was designated aNational Scenic Byway.[7] From Toledo to Sandusky the highway is also part of and designated theLake Erie Circle Tour that is also part of the 6,500-mile (10,500 km) "Great Lakes Circle Tour".[8] It then passesSandusky, where it meetsU.S. Route 250 (US 250) andUS 6, and separates from the lakeshore as a freeway, and traverses ruralErie County before enteringLorain County. NearElyria, it joinsInterstate 90 (I-90), whose route it shares toRocky River, where it followsSR 254 along Detroit Road intoLakewood. Here it again joins US 6, as well asUS 20 on Clifton Boulevard. It then becomes part of theCleveland Memorial Shoreway inCleveland, joining I-90 again nearBurke Lakefront Airport. These two highways split nearEuclid, and SR 2 continues along theLakeland Freeway to Painesville, feeding into US 20 eastbound. SR 2 serves as an access route to lakeshore attractions on Lake Erie from Toledo and Cleveland and as an alternative to the Ohio Turnpike.

The stretch of SR 2 from Toledo to Sandusky passes several attractions. TheOttawa National Wildlife Refuge is just east of SR 19 in Carroll Township. It sits on 733 acres (297 ha) along with theDavis–Besse Nuclear Power Station.

While Ohio state-numbered routes within cities are usually maintained by those cities (seeNumbered highways in Ohio), SR 2 within the cities in the section inLake County is maintained by the county.[9]

SR 2 is the lowest numbered state route in Ohio. TheSR 1 designation was removed in 1965.

Cleveland Memorial Shoreway

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The Cleveland Memorial Shoreway,[10] often shortened to "the Shoreway", is alimited-access freeway in Cleveland andBratenahl. It closely follows the shore ofLake Erie and connects the east and west sides of Cleveland via theMain Avenue Bridge over theCuyahoga River. The entire length of the Shoreway is part of SR 2 and the Lake Erie Circle Tour; the Shoreway also carries parts of I-90 andSR 283 on its eastern side and parts of US 6 and US 20 on its western side. The Cleveland neighborhood ofDetroit-Shoreway is named after the two roads that form the northern border, the Shoreway and Detroit Avenue.

The Shoreway was originally constructed in 1936 under theWorks Progress Administration (WPA) and was extended in both directions during the 1930s and 1940s, finally completed and widened in 1953. Later in the 1950s, it was connected with additional freeways. It was named in honor of the city's war veterans duringWorld War II.[10] Between 2014[11][12][13] and 2018,[14] the West Shoreway, the portion of the Shoreway from the Cuyahoga River westward, was reconstructed in order to increase ease of access to Lake Erie; the project included a speed limit reduction[15][16] and various other feature modifications, though not as many as originally planned.[14] Since the reconstruction, this section is also calledEdgewater Parkway,[17] and was also given the honorary designation "GovernorRichard F. Celeste Shoreway" in 2016.[18]

Lakeland Freeway

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The Lakeland Freeway links Cleveland and Cuyahoga County to the suburban areas ofLake County. It begins at the east end of the Cleveland Memorial Shoreway and passes through the municipalities ofEuclid, where I-90 diverges from SR 2;Wickliffe;Willowick;Willoughby;Eastlake;Mentor;Painesville; andPainesville Township. The freeway was extensively rebuilt in Lake County west ofSR 44 between 2006 and 2012, which included the extension of one lane in each direction betweenSR 640 and SR 44.[19][20][21] The Lake County section of freeway was authorized by Lake County Commissioners in 1957,[20] and constructed and opened to traffic in the early 1960s. It was blended into the Cleveland Memorial Shoreway at the western end in Cuyahoga County, roughly as planned in 1944;[22] because of that, the "Shoreway" name is often applied to the Lakeland Freeway from its west end to the I-90/SR 2 interchange.[23]

Cleveland Memorial Shoreway and the Lakeland Freeway: At left is the USGS topographic map showing the eastern terminus of the Cleveland Memorial Shoreway in 1953. At right is the same map area in 1963 showing the Cleveland Memorial Shoreway merging with the newly constructed Lakeland Freeway.

Other names

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The section of SR 2 that runs throughErie County is called the "Jackie Mayer Miss America Highway" and is named forJackie Mayer, a formerMiss America who was born and raised inSandusky.[24]

The section of SR 2 that runs throughWilloughby is named "Brian Montgomery Memorial Highway"[25] in honor of aMarineLance Corporal who was killed in theIraq War in August 2005.[26]

History

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Western terminus of SR 2
Eastern terminus of SR 2

Established in 1912 as Intercounty Highway 2, the route initially connectedCleveland to thePennsylvania state line.[27]

By 1923, it extended westward, aligning with what is nowUS 6 from theIndiana border toBryan, and following currentSR 51 andUS 20 fromToledo toPennsylvania.

Between 1926 and 1927, SR 2 was rerouted from Toledo to Cleveland, utilizing the former SR 23 alignment toPort Clinton, an unnumbered stretch to two miles (3.2 km) west of Sandusky, and the previousSR 12 into Cleveland. Concurrently, the segment from Cleveland to Pennsylvania was designated as US 20.

In 1931, the route extended east toWilloughby via St. Clair Avenue. However, by 1932, its western terminus was shortened to Bryan, with the segment from Bryan to the Indiana state line reclassified as US 6.

In 1936, the route was extended to the Indiana state line via the formerSR 108 alignment fromHicksville to Bryan, and the formerSR 18 alignment from the Indiana state line to Hicksville, with which it was dually certified along this route until 1940.[28]

In 1939 SR 18 alignment was removed from SR 2 alignment west of Hicksville.[28] Additionally, the route extended east to Lost Nation Road inWilloughby. Two years later, in 1941 SR 2 from West 6th to East 9th moved from Lakeside Avenue to the Lakefront Highway, later called the Cleveland Memorial Shoreway. Lakeside certified as SR 2 temporarily.

In 1962 the route was extended east toSR 283 inPainesville;Euclid-to-Painesville alignment upgraded tofreeway.[28]

In 1967 the portion of the route from nine miles (14 km) west of Sandusky to four miles (6.4 km) west of Sandusky was upgraded to freeway, and rerouted on the bypass around Sandusky on former US&n6 alignment.[28] Additionally, the route was extended to its current eastern terminus at US 20 in Painesville Township. A year later in 1968, the portion of the route fromSR 163 to nine miles (14 km) west of Sandusky upgraded to freeway.[28]

In 1970 the portion of the route from two miles (3.2 km) west ofAmherst toSR 83 (SR 76 at that time) upgraded to freeway; from 4 miles (6.4 km) east of Amherst to SR 83 dually certified withI-90.[28]

From 1973 to 1975, OH 2 Alt. was deleted as discontinuous sections of SR 2 are moved from US 6 to I-90.

In 1976, the portion of the route from Ceylon to two miles (3.2 km) west of Amherst upgraded to freeway.[28] And in 1977, the portion from SR 83 toRocky River was upgraded to freeway and dually certified with I-90.[28]

On August 30, 1990, the portion fromHuron to Ceylon was upgraded to freeway.[29]

Future

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As of 2025[update] a project is underway to convert the East Shoreway west of I-90 into an at-grade boulevard, including relocating the east landing of the Main Avenue Bridge southward to a T-intersection at West Third Street.[30]

Cultural references

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In the 2014 filmCaptain America: The Winter Soldier, the Cleveland Memorial Shoreway is used to depict a freeway inWashington, D.C.[31]

Gallery

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  • Lakeland Freeway in Mentor
    Lakeland Freeway inMentor
  • Wide variant of State Route 2 signage at US 6 in Bryan
    Wide variant of State Route 2 signage at US 6 inBryan
  • SR 2 in Bryan
    SR 2 inBryan
  • SR 2 in Farmer
    SR 2 inFarmer
  • US 20A / SR 2 in Delta
    US 20A / SR 2 inDelta
  • US 20A / SR 2 along the North Star BlueScope Steel mill located southwest of Delta
    US 20A / SR 2 along the North Star BlueScope Steel mill located southwest ofDelta
  • US 127 / SR 2 / SR 15 in Bryan
    US 127 / SR 2 / SR 15 inBryan
  • Davis–Besse Nuclear Power Station viewed from Ohio State Route 2
    Davis–Besse Nuclear Power Station viewed from Ohio State Route 2
  • Cleveland Memorial Shoreway in 2013
    Cleveland Memorial Shoreway in 2013
  • Cleveland Memorial Shoreway in 1973 (Former parking lot exit pictured)
    Cleveland Memorial Shoreway in 1973 (Former parking lot exit pictured)
  • Abandoned stretch of SR 2 in Gordon Park
    Abandoned stretch of SR 2 inGordon Park
  • Edgewater Park overpass in Cleveland
    Edgewater Park overpass in Cleveland
  • West Shoreway in 2022
    West Shoreway in 2022
  • East Shoreway from Huntington Bank Field
    East Shoreway fromHuntington Bank Field

Major intersections

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CountyLocationmi[1]kmOld exitNew exitDestinationsNotes
DefianceHicksville Township0.000.00
SR 37 south / Ohio Indiana State Line Road –Fort Wayne
Continuation into Indiana
Hicksville2.343.77
SR 49 south (Antwerp Drive) / Spencerville Street –Antwerp
Southern end of SR 49 concurrency
2.654.26
SR 18 west (Main Street)
Southern end of SR 18 concurrency
3.064.92
SR 18 east (Defiance Avenue)
Northern end of SR 18 concurrency
3.715.97
SR 49 north –Edgerton
Northern end of SR 49 concurrency
Farmer Township11.1617.96
SR 249 west / Ridenour Road
Western end of SR 249 concurrency
13.1721.20
SR 249 east / Farmer Mark Road –Ney
Eastern end of SR 249 concurrency
WilliamsCenter Township16.5426.62
SR 576 north
Southern terminus of SR 576
17.7928.63
US 6 west / CR 12C –Edgerton
Western end of US 6 concurrency
Pulaski Township20.2332.56
US 6 east –Napoleon


US 127 south /SR 15 south –Sherwood
Eastern end of US 6 concurrency; southern end of US 127/SR 15 concurrency
Bryan22.5036.21

US 127 north /SR 15 north (North Main Street)

SR 34 west (West High Street)
Northern end of US 127/SR 15 concurrency; western end of SR 34 concurrency
Springfield Township29.7847.93
SR 34 east –Napoleon

SR 191 south
Eastern end of SR 34 concurrency; southern end of SR 191 concurrency
Stryker31.6650.95
SR 191 north (Lynn Street)
Northern end of SR 191 concurrency
FultonArchbold38.0261.19
SR 66 south (Defiance Street)
Southern end of SR 66 concurrency
German Township39.5263.60
SR 66 north / Township Road E –Fayette
Northern end of SR 66 concurrency
Wauseon48.3077.73SR 2D east (Fulton Street)Western terminus of SR 2D; eastbound unsigned
48.6778.33
SR 108 south (North Shoop Avenue) / East Elm Street
Southern end of SR 108 concurrency
49.2779.29
SR 2D west (East Linfoot Street)
Eastern terminus of SR 2D; signed as SR 2 westbound
50.2780.90



US 20A west /SR 108 north toOhio Turnpike / CR 14 –West Unity,Ottokee,Fulton County Airport
Northern end of SR 108 concurrency; western end of US 20A concurrency
York Township55.3089.00

SR 109 north toOhio Turnpike –Adrian
Western end of SR 109 concurrency
Delta57.0691.83
SR 109 south (Madison Street)
Eastern end of SR 109 concurrency
Swanton63.42102.06
SR 64 north (South Main Street) / CR 1-1
Western end of SR 64 concurrency
LucasSwanton Township63.96102.93
SR 64 south (Waterville–Swanton Road) –Neapolis,Whitehouse
Eastern end of SR 64 concurrency
65.71105.75

US 20A east /SR 295 south (Wilkins Road) –Maumee,Whitehouse,Oak Openings Preserve Metropark
Eastern end of US 20A concurrency; western end of SR 295 concurrency
66.50107.02
SR 295 north (Berkey–Southern Road) –Berkey
Eastern end of SR 295 concurrency
Monclova Township67.41108.49I-80 /I-90 /Ohio Turnpike /Toledo Express Airport Main Terminal –Toledo,ChicagoExit 52 on I-80/I-90/Ohio Tpk.
Springfield Township73.60–
73.93
118.45–
118.98


I-475 /US 23 toI-80 /I-90 –Maumee,Ann Arbor
Exit 8 on I-475/US 23
Toledo75.37121.30US 20 (Reynolds Road)
79.21127.48US 24 (Detroit Avenue / Fearing Boulevard)Former US 25
80.76129.97
SR 25 (Anthony Wayne Trail) toI-75
Former US 24
82.08132.09

SR 51 north /SR 65 north (Clayton Street) / Broadway Street
Western end of SR 51/SR 65 concurrency
82.08–
82.78
132.09–
133.22
Anthony Wayne Bridge overMaumee River
82.88133.38
SR 65 south (Oak Street)
Eastern end of SR 65 concurrency
83.33134.11
SR 51 south (Woodville Road) / Navarre Avenue
Eastern end of SR 51 concurrency
Oregon84.69–
84.76
136.30–
136.41

I-280 /LECT north / Dearborn Avenue / Munding Drive
Western end of LECT concurrency; exit 7 on I-280
OttawaBenton Township99.12159.52
SR 579 west (Williston Road) –Williston
Eastern terminus of SR 579
100.88162.35
SR 590 south –Rocky Ridge
Northern terminus of SR 590
Carroll Township104.84168.72
SR 19 south –Oak Harbor
Northern terminus of SR 19
Erie Township111.05178.72
SR 358 south /Camp Perry
Northern terminus of SR 358
114.23183.84Rest Area (at grade intersection)
114.82184.78Western end of freeway section
115.66186.14115SR 163 –Oak Harbor,GenoaEastbound entrance and westbound exit
Bay Township117.07–
117.59
188.41–
189.24
117


SR 53 south (West Fremont Road) toI-80 /I-90 –Fremont
Western end of SR 53 concurrency
Portage Township120.96–
121.62
194.67–
195.73
121SR 163 –Port Clinton,Catawba IslandDouble trumpet interchange; signed as 121A (west) and 121B (east); via unsigned SR 2C
123.38–
123.90
198.56–
199.40
124
SR 53 north –Catawba Island
Eastern end of SR 53 concurrency
Danbury Township124.25–
124.88
199.96–
200.97
125A
SR 269 north –Lakeside,Marblehead
Northern end of SR 269 concurrency
125BBay Shore RoadAccess to Bay Shore Road from SR 269
Sandusky Bay126.05–
126.51
202.86–
203.60
Thomas A. Edison Memorial Bridge
ErieMargaretta Township127.82–
128.52
205.71–
206.83
128
SR 269 south / Martins Point Road –Castalia,Bay View
Southern end of SR 269 concurrency
Sandusky130.29–
130.99
209.68–
210.81
131
US 6 /LECT east –Sandusky,Fremont
Eastern terminus of LECT concurrency
Margaretta Township132.18–
132.91
212.72–
213.90
133SR 101 –Castalia,SanduskyEastern terminus of SR 101
Perkins Township134.07–
134.85
215.76–
217.02
134
SR 4 toOhio Turnpike –Bucyrus,Sandusky
137.87–
138.72
221.88–
223.25
138US 250 –Norwalk,Sandusky
Huron141.41–
142.12
227.58–
228.72
142
US 6 /LECT west (Rye Beach Road)
Western end of US 6 concurrency
142.28–
142.34
228.98–
229.07
143
US 6 /LECT east –Huron
Eastern end of US 6 concurrency; eastbound exit and westbound entrance
Huron Township144.37–
144.97
232.34–
233.31
145SR 13 –Huron,Norwalk
Berlin Township146.72–
147.53
236.12–
237.43
147Berlin Road
148.16–
148.90
238.44–
239.63
148SR 61 –Berlin Heights
Vermilion Township155.52–
156.21
250.29–
251.40
156SR 60 –Wakeman,Vermillion
LorainBrownhelm Township157.17–
157.69
252.94–
253.78
Lorain Service Plaza / Rest Area
Vermillion158.24–
158.55
254.66–
255.16
158Vermilion Road / Sunnyside RoadExit numbered only on eastbound side
160.05–
160.40
257.58–
258.14
160
ToOhio Turnpike Baumhart Road
Exit numbered only on westbound side
Amherst162.54–
162.93
261.58–
262.21
163North Lake Street / Oak Point Road
164.11–
164.52
264.11–
264.77
164SR 58 –Amherst,Lorain
Lorain166.37–
166.75
267.75–
268.36
10[32]166Middle Ridge Road / Broadway
Elyria Township168.02270.40



I-90 west (Ohio Turnpike Connector) toI-80 /Ohio Turnpike west –Toledo
Western end of I-90 concurrency; westbound exit and eastbound entrance; I-90 exit 144
Elyria169.03–
169.61
272.03–
272.96
145

SR 57 toI-80 /Ohio Turnpike –Elyria,Lorain
Exit numbers follow I-90 east of the turnpike
Sheffield171.49–
171.89
275.99–
276.63
148SR 254 –Sheffield,Avon
Avon174.71–
175.10
281.17–
281.80
151SR 611 –Avon,Sheffield
176.41–
176.75
283.90–
284.45
153SR 83 –Avon,Avon Lake
179.09–
179.56
288.22–
288.97
155Nagel Road –Avon Lake,North Ridgeville,Avon
CuyahogaWestlake180.02–
180.64
289.71–
290.71
156Crocker Road / Bassett Road –Bay Village,Westlake,North Olmsted
182.68–
183.28
293.99–
294.96
159SR 252 (Columbia Road)
183.92–
184.23
295.99–
296.49
160Clague RoadWestbound exit, eastbound entrance
Rocky River185.16–
185.43
297.99–
298.42


I-90 east (Northwest Freeway) /SR 254 west (Detroit Road) –Cleveland
Eastern end of I-90 concurrency; western end of SR 254 concurrency; no access to I-90 eastbound from SR 2 westbound; I-90 exit 161
Eastern end of freeway section
186.50300.14
SR 254 east (Detroit Road)
Eastern end of SR 254 concurrency; SR 254 continues along SR 2 unsigned while SR 254-D (signed as SR 254) continues along Detroit Road
186.82300.66
US 6 west (Lake Road) /LECT
Interchange; western end of US 6 and LECT concurrency; westbound left exit and eastbound left entrance
Lakewood187.68302.04


US 20 west /SR 113 west /SR 237 south (West Clifton Boulevard) /SR 254 ends
Western end of US 20 concurrency; eastern terminus of SR 113; northern terminus of SR 237; unsigned eastern terminus of SR 254
Cleveland191.83–
191.98
308.72–
308.96
191Lake Avenue / West BoulevardWestbound exit and eastbound entrance; exit numbered during mid 2010s
192.36–
192.69
309.57–
310.10
192West 73rd StreetAccess to West 73rd Street opened December 12, 2015;[33]
exit formerly known asEdgewater Park,Whiskey Island; exit numbered during mid 2010s
193.30–
193.38
311.09–
311.21
193AWest 45th StreetEastbound exit and entrance; exit numbered during mid 2010s
193.28–
193.40
311.05–
311.25
193West 49th StreetWestbound exit and entrance; exit numbered only on westbound side
193.73311.78Western end of freeway
193B


US 6 east /US 20 east toUS 42
(West 25th Street)
Eastern end of US 6/US 20 concurrency; to US 6 alt & SR 3 (unsigned); eastbound exit and westbound entrance; eastbound entrance in planning stages[34]
194.01312.23194West 28th Street –Flats WestWestbound exit and eastbound entrance; entrance to be closed to reroute entrance traffic via 45th.[34]
194.19–
194.65
312.52–
313.26
Main Avenue Bridge over theCuyahoga River
194.65313.26194Lakeside Avenue / West 6th StreetEastbound exit and westbound entrance
195.14–
195.18
314.05–
314.11
195BWest 3rd StreetWestbound exit and eastbound entrance
195.17–
195.51
314.10–
314.64
195AEast 9th Street –Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
195.51314.64City of Cleveland ParkingEastbound entrance; former exit removed after 1979[35]
195.65–
195.79
314.87–
315.09
195BCity of Cleveland ParkingEastbound exit and entrance, first exit
196.05–
196.08
315.51–
315.56
195ACity of Cleveland Parking –Amtrak StationEastbound exit and entrance, second exit; erroneous exit number (196A)
196.24315.82196B



I-90 west toI-71 /I-77 south –Toledo,Columbus
Eastbound exit
196.23–
196.34
315.80–
315.98
196South Marginal RoadWestbound exit and entrance
196.61–
196.86
316.41–
316.82




I-90 west toI-71 /I-77 south –Toledo,Columbus
Western end of I-90 westbound concurrency; westbound exit and entrance from I-90 via exit 174B; eastbound entrance via eastbound I-90 from the Innerbelt
196.78316.69196CSouth Marginal RoadEastbound exit
196.86316.82Western end of eastbound concurrency with I-90
197.78–
198.36
318.30–
319.23
175East 55th Street / Marginal RoadsExit numbers west ofDead Man's Curve follow I-90
198.76–
199.13
319.87–
320.47
176
SR 283 west (East 72nd Street)
Western end of SR 283 concurrency
199.16–
199.51
320.52–
321.08
177Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard / University Circle
Bratenahl200.76–
201.20
323.09–
323.80
178Eddy Road –Bratenahl
201.97325.04179
SR 283 east /LECT (Lakeshore Boulevard)
Eastern end of SR 283 and LECT concurrencies; eastbound exit and westbound entrance
Cleveland202.20–
202.82
325.41–
326.41
180East 140th Street / East 152nd StreetSigned as exits 180A (East 140th Street) and 180B (East 152nd Street) eastbound
203.08–
203.21
326.83–
327.03
181East 156th StreetWestbound entrance and exit
204.22–
204.95
328.66–
329.84
182AEast 185th Street
204.64–
205.75
329.34–
331.12
182BEast 200th Street
Euclid205.14–
206.41
330.14–
332.18
183East 222nd Street
206.80–
207.16
332.81–
333.39
184SR 175 (East 260th Street) / Babbitt RoadSigned as exits 184A (Babbitt Rd.) and 184B (E. 260th) eastbound
207.58–
208.16
334.07–
335.00
207


I-90 east toI-271 south –Erie Pa.
Left exit westbound; exit numbers follow SR 2 in Lake County; eastern end of I-90 concurrency; exit 185 on I-90 westbound
LakeWickliffe208.70–
209.01
335.87–
336.37
208Lloyd Road (SR 633) – WickliffeAccess via Lakeland Boulevard
WillowickWickliffe
municipal line
209.83–
210.38
337.69–
338.57
210East 305th Street –Willowick
Eastlake211.30–
211.64
340.05–
340.60
211SR 91 –Eastlake
Willoughby212.35–
212.48
341.74–
341.95
212SR 640 (Vine Street) –Willoughby
213.32–
214.02
343.31–
344.43
213Lost Nation Road
Mentor214.94–
215.56
345.91–
346.91
215
SR 306 toUS 20 –Kirtland,Mentor-on-the-Lake
217.68–
217.96
350.32–
350.77
217SR 615 –Mentor
220.67–
221.09
355.13–
355.81
220
SR 44 north (Heisley Road) –Grand River
Western end of SR 44 concurrency
Painesville Township221.55–
222.07
356.55–
357.39
221

SR 44 south toI-90 –Chardon
Eastern end of SR 44 concurrency
Painesville223.20–
223.33
359.21–
359.41
223
SR 283 /LECT toSR 535 –Painesville,Fairport Harbor
Painesville Township225.69–
225.78
363.21–
363.36
225SR 535 (Fairport Nursery Road)Eastbound exit and westbound entrance
227.13365.53227
US 20 /LECT east –Ashtabula
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

Auxiliary routes

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SR 2 Temporary

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Temporary plate 1948.svg
State Route 2 Temporary marker
State Route 2 Temporary
LocationCleveland
Existed1941–1958

State Route 2 temporary was a designation that ran from West 6th to East 9th along Lakeside Avenue in downtown Cleveland. The designation was added when the final alignments of SR 2 were moved to the then new Lakeside Highway, later referred to as the Cleveland Memorial Shoreway. The route's eastern terminus was moved toPublic Square via Ontario St. in 1957.

SR 2C

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State Route 2C
LocationPort Clinton
Length0.798 mi[1] (1,284 m)
Existed1967–present

State Route 2C is an unsigned connecting road that runs fromState Route 163 to State Route 2 andState Route 53 nearPort Clinton inOttawa County,Ohio. State Route 2C was constructed as an access road for the SR 2–SR 163 interchange.[36]

References

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  1. ^abc"Data Download - ODOT TIMS (Road Inventory shapefile)". Ohio Department of Transportation. RetrievedApril 14, 2019.
  2. ^Ohio State Highway Department (1912).Map of Ohio Showing Inter-County Highways(PDF) (Map). c. 1:563,200. Columbus: Ohio State Highway Department.OCLC 13716556.
  3. ^Ohio Department of Highways and Public Works (September 1921).Highway Map of Ohio Showing Conditions for Travel(PDF) (Map). c. 1:563,200. Columbus: Ohio Department of Highways and Public Works.
  4. ^Ohio Department of Highways and Public Works (April 1922).Map of Ohio State Highways Showing All Improved Roadways and Indicating System Constructed Under Administration of Gov. Harry L. Davis(PDF) (Map). c. 1:563,200. Columbus: Ohio Department of Highways and Public Works.
  5. ^Ohio Department of Transportation."Technical Services Straight Line Diagrams: SR 2D, Fulton County"(PDF). RetrievedOctober 12, 2013.
  6. ^"Lake Erie Ohio Coastal Trail".[full citation needed]
  7. ^"National Scenic Byway". Archived fromthe original on June 21, 2010. RetrievedMarch 16, 2010.[full citation needed]
  8. ^"Great Lakes Circle". Archived fromthe original on July 25, 2010.[full citation needed]
  9. ^Merrell, Amanda (July 1, 2025)."New developments in quest to 'let there be light' along State Route 2 in Lake County".WEWS-TV. RetrievedJuly 4, 2025.A statement from ODOT spokesperson Brent Kovak reads: 'Anytime a State Route goes through a City, the City is responsible to maintain that route. Cities along SR 2 have an agreement with the Lake County Engineers to perform this work.'
  10. ^ab"Memorial Shoreway".The Encyclopedia of Cleveland History.Case Western Reserve University.
  11. ^"Connecting Cleveland: The Waterfront District Plan".City of Cleveland City Planning Commission. RetrievedJune 28, 2011.
  12. ^"Cleveland Urban Core Projects: Lakefront West".Ohio Department of Transportation. RetrievedSeptember 6, 2014.
  13. ^Grant, Alison (September 24, 2013)."West Shoreway Conversion to Boulevard with Lake Erie Access Gets Funding, Is Set to Begin in the Spring".The Plain Dealer. RetrievedSeptember 25, 2013.
  14. ^abLitt, Steven (August 23, 2017)."West Shoreway $100M re-do brings benefits, but falls short of original vision".The Plain Dealer. RetrievedAugust 25, 2017.
  15. ^"Lakefront West: Speed Limit Change & Herman Ave Bridge to Reopen to 2-Way Traffic" (Press release). Ohio Department of Transportation District 12. September 29, 2015. RetrievedOctober 5, 2015.
  16. ^Grant, Alison (June 6, 2015)."West Shoreway Speed Limit Drops to 35 mph in the Fall as Boulevard Conversion Begins".The Plain Dealer. RetrievedJune 7, 2015.
  17. ^Bullard, Stan (February 3, 2019)."Prime West Shoreway Property is in Play".Crain's Cleveland Business. RetrievedJune 7, 2020.
  18. ^Ohio Revised Code5534.53
  19. ^"State Route 2 Modernization & Lane Addition, Lake County".Ohio Department of Transportation District 12.
  20. ^abImproving State Route 2 Project PlanArchived July 21, 2011, at theWayback Machine (Lake County Engineer's Web Site)
  21. ^Purpose and Need Statement to Improve State Route 2 (Lake County Engineer's Web Site) from ARCADIS FPS via Archive.org
  22. ^Regional Association of Cleveland (February 29, 1944).An Express Highway Plan for the Cleveland Metropolitan Area (Map). Reproduced in:Rose, William Ganson (1990) [Previously published in 1950].Cleveland: The Making of a City.Kent, Ohio:Kent State University Press. p. 1019.ISBN 0873384288.
  23. ^Example:John, Andrew (June 27, 2011)."Wind Turbine Starts Up in Euclid above Lincoln Electric Co".The Plain Dealer. RetrievedJune 28, 2011.The sprawling blades on Ohio's largest wind turbine started turning 278 feet above the headquarters of Lincoln Electric this weekend in Euclid...located a few hundred yards from the Shoreway....
  24. ^Ohio Revised Code5533.66[full citation needed]
  25. ^Ohio Revised Code5533.63.2[full citation needed]
  26. ^"Willoughby Family Mourns Loss of Marine Son". Cleveland:WEWS-TV. August 3, 2005. Archived fromthe original on November 5, 2005. RetrievedNovember 11, 2015.
  27. ^"Pages: Official Transportation Maps". Ohio Department of Transportation.
  28. ^abcdefghSimpson, John."Route 2".The Unofficial Ohio State Highways Web Site. Archived fromthe original on February 5, 2005.[self-published source]
  29. ^Thoma, Pauline (August 31, 1990)."Celeste opens Huron Bypass".The Plain Dealer. Cleveland. RetrievedOctober 7, 2012.
  30. ^Exner, Rich (July 6, 2025)."Lakefront plus, or traffic headache? – What to make of Cleveland's Shoreway to boulevard conversion?".The Plain Dealer. RetrievedJuly 7, 2025.
  31. ^O'Connor, Clint (March 28, 2014)."Cleveland Is All Over 'Captain America: The Winter Soldier'".The Plain Dealer. Cleveland. RetrievedAugust 28, 2016.
  32. ^"State Rte 2, Lorain, Ohio".Google Street View. September 2007.
  33. ^District 12 (December 12, 2015)."West 73rd St Extension Opens link to Lake Erie on Cleveland's West Side" (Press release). Ohio Department of Transportation. RetrievedDecember 16, 2015.
  34. ^ab"Pages - West Shoreway & W 28th/W 45th Streets". Archived fromthe original on January 15, 2015.
  35. ^"Cleveland Historical Maps (1979)".peoplemaps.esri. Archived fromthe original on March 16, 2016. RetrievedMarch 18, 2016.
  36. ^Ohio Department of TransportationTechnical Services Straight Line Diagram for SR 2CArchived October 14, 2013, at theWayback Machine

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