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Missouri 58 West assurance shield
just west of U.S. 71 in Belton. State Supplemental Route Y is one mile
ahead. (Photo taken 5/22/05) |
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Missouri 58 West approaching State
Supplemental Route Y in Belton. The right lane turns onto Route Y, as I
found out the hard way. (Photo taken 5/22/05) |
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Missouri 58 West at State
Supplemental Route Y. Route Y snakes its way southwest to Cleveland
(Missouri, not Ohio), and ends at the Kansas state line, where it
becomes 247th Street. (Photo taken 5/22/05) |
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Missouri 58 West approaching a
turn the highway makes near Belton's business district. This appears to
be a relatively recent revision, as my map shows Missouri 58 continuing
straight west instead of making a slight jog to the north like it does
here. (Photo taken 5/22/05) |
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Missouri 58 West at its turn in
Belton. Another sign that this may have been done recently is that all
the signs and signals around the intersection appeared to be new.
(Photo taken 5/22/05) |
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Missouri 58 West approaching an
under construction roundabout west of Belton. This roundabout
facilitates movements between Missouri 58 and Prospect Avenue. (Photo
taken 5/22/05) |
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Missouri 58 West at the Prospect
Avenue roundabout. The state highway will end just over the hill ahead.
(Photo taken 5/22/05) |
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The highway widens to four lanes
just in time for its western terminus. State Supplemental Route D
connects western Cass County to Kansas City. The route becomes Holmes
Road when it enters Kansas City. Route D itself ends at Missouri 150.
(Photo taken 5/22/05) |
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Missouri 2 West approaching State
Supplemental Route D. The Conoco gas station had unleaded for
$1.88/gallon on this May 2005 morning. (Photo taken 5/22/05) |
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Cleveland, Missouri, is ten miles
to the south via Route D and a short jog on State Supplemental Route Y
west. Kansas City is just minutes north of this intersection. (Photo
taken 5/22/05) |
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View at the western terminus of
Missouri 58 at Route D. There is no end sign at this terminus, although
there is an empty post here that could have once held an end assembly.
The road continues ahead as 172nd Street, a short residential street
skirting the southern edge of a small lake. (Photo taken 5/22/05) |