 Standard county road marker | |
| Highway names | |
|---|---|
| Interstates | Interstate X (I-X) |
| US Highways | U.S. Highway X (US X) |
| State | Trunk Highway X (MN X or TH X) |
| County State-Aid Highways: | County State-Aid Highway X (CSAH X) |
| County Roads: | County Road X (CR X) |
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The following is a list of county-maintained roads in Scott County, Minnesota, United States. Many routes in this list are also county-state-aid-highways (CSAH.) [1]
| Number | Length (mi) [2] | Length (km) | Southern or western terminus | Northern or eastern terminus | Formed | Removed | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 CSAH 1 | 2.790 | 4.490 | Sibley County line (County 5) | US 169 in Blakeley Township | — | — | ||
 CSAH 2 | — | — | County 61 in Helena Township | Dakota County line (County 9) | — | — | Non-CSAH west of County Road 11. | |
 CSAH 3 | 5.669 | 9.123 | Le Sueur County line (County 11) | MN 25 in Belle Plaine | — | — | ||
 CSAH 4 | — | — | County 7 in Belle Plaine Township | Saint Benedict Road in Helena Township | — | — | Non-CSAH east of County Road 11. | |
 CSAH 5 | — | — | Kittson Boulevard in Belle Plaine | US 169 / MN 25 in Belle Plaine | — | — | ||
| CSAH 5 | 6.383 | 10.272 | Le Sueur County line (County 32) | County 5A in Belle Plaine Township | — | — | ||
 CR 5A | — | — | County 5 in Belle Plaine Township | County 7A in Belle Plaine | — | — | ||
 CSAH 6 | 4.550 | 7.323 | County 1 / County 60 in Blakeley Township | MN 25 in Belle Plaine | — | — | ||
 CSAH 7 | — | — | Le Sueur County line (County 31) | County 5 / County 7A in Belle Plaine | — | — | ||
 CR 7A | — | — | County 5A in Belle Plaine | County 5 / County 7 in Belle Plaine | — | — | ||
 CSAH 8 | — | — | MN 21 in Helena Township | Dakota County line (County 60) | — | — | ||
 CSAH 9 | — | — | US 169 / MN 282 in Jordan | Carver County line (County 11) | — | — | ||
 CSAH 10 | — | — | MN 282 in Sand Creek Township | County 23 in Spring Lake Township | — | — | ||
 CSAH 11 | — | — | Le Sueur County line (County 30) | MN 21 in Helena Township | — | — | ||
 CSAH 12 | — | — | County 17 in Spring Lake Township | MN 13 in Prior Lake | — | — | ||
 CSAH 14 | — | — | US 169 in Louisville Township | County 17 in Shakopee | — | — | ||
 CSAH 15 | — | — | Le Sueur County line (County 60) | 6th Avenue West in Shakopee | — | — | ||
 CSAH 16 | — | — | County 15 in Shakopee | Dakota County line | — | — | ||
 CSAH 17 | — | — | MN 282 in Spring Lake Township | County 101 in Shakopee | — | — | ||
 CSAH 18 | — | — | County 42 in Prior Lake | County 21 in Shakopee | — | — | ||
 CSAH 21 | 11.722 | 18.865 | Dakota County line (County 60) | US 169 in Shakopee | — | — | Part of the National Highway System from County Road 42 to US 169. [3] | |
 CSAH 23 | — | — | MN 19 / County 86 in Cedar Lake Township | MN 13 in Prior Lake | — | — | ||
 CSAH 27 | — | — | Rice County line (County 3) | County 16 in Savage | — | — | ||
 CR 29 | — | — | County 91 in New Market Township | Dakota County line | — | — | ||
 CSAH 37 | — | — | MN 21 in Helena Township | MN 19 / MN 13 in New Prague | — | — | ||
 CSAH 42 | 8.447 | 13.594 | County 17 in Shakopee | Dakota County line (County 42) | — | — | Part of the National Highway System from County Road 21 to the Dakota County line. [3] | |
 CSAH 44 | — | — | MN 13 in Prior Lake | County 27 in Savage | — | — | ||
 CSAH 46 | — | — | County 86 in New Market Township | Dakota County line (County 5S) | — | — | ||
 CSAH 47 | — | — | County 86 in New Market Township | Dakota County line (County 5) | — | — | ||
 CR 51 | — | — | Le Sueur County line | County 1 in Blakeley Township | — | — | ||
 CR 53 | — | — | MN 19 in Blakeley Township | US 169 in Blakeley Township | — | — | ||
 CR 56 | — | — | MN 13 in Cedar Lake Township | County 87 in Cedar Lake Township | — | — | ||
 CSAH 59 | — | — | County 7 in Belle Plaine Township | US 169 in Saint Lawrence Township | — | — | ||
 CR 60 | — | — | County 1 in Blakeley Township | US 169 in Blakeley Township | — | — | ||
 CR 61 | — | — | MN 19 in Helena Township , Belle Plaine Township | County 66 in Jordan | — | — | ||
 CR 62 | — | — | County 87 in Cedar Lake Township | Dakota County line | — | — | ||
 CR 64 | — | — | County 5 in Belle Plaine | County 61 in Belle Plaine Township , Helena Township | — | — | ||
 CR 66 | — | — | US 169 in Saint Lawrence Township | MN 21 in Jordan | — | — | ||
 CSAH 68 | — | — | County 23 in Spring Lake Township | Dakota County line (County 64) | — | — | ||
 CSAH 69 | — | — | County 14 in Louisville Township | County 101 in Shakopee | — | — | Non-CSAH south of US 169. | |
 CR 70 | — | — | County 15 in Sand Creek Township | County 79 in Sand Creek Township, Spring Lake Township | — | — | ||
 CR 73 | — | — | Zumbro Avenue in Jackson Township , Louisville Township | County 78 in Jackson Township | — | — | ||
 CR 76 | — | — | County 66 in Saint Lawrence Township | County 59 in St. Lawrence Township | — | — | ||
 CR 77 | — | — | County 78 in Jackson Township | US 169 in Shakopee | — | — | No access to US 169; overpass | |
 CSAH 78 | — | — | US 169 / MN 41 in Jackson Township | County 17 in Shakopee | — | — | ||
 CR 79 | — | — | County 10 in Spring Lake Township | 10th Avenue East in Shakopee | — | — | ||
 CR 81 | — | — | County 8 in Spring Lake Township , Cedar Lake Township | MN 13 in Spring Lake Township, Prior Lake | — | — | ||
| CR 81 | — | — | Spring Lake Regional Park in Prior Lake | County 82 in Prior Lake | — | — | ||
 CSAH 82 | — | — | County 17 in Prior Lake , Shakopee | County 21 in Prior Lake | — | — | ||
 CSAH 83 | — | — | County 82 in Prior Lake | County 101 in Shakopee | — | — | ||
 CR 85 | — | — | County 86 in Cedar Lake Township | County 2 in Cedar Lake Township | — | — | ||
 CSAH 86 | — | — | MN 19 / County 23 in Cedar Lake Township | Dakota County line (County 86) | — | — | Runs concurrent with Rice County Road 86 along its entire length. | |
 CR 87 | — | — | County 56 in Cedar Lake Township | County 21 in Credit River | — | — | ||
 CR 89 | — | — | MN 19 / MN 13 in Helena Township | County 8 in Helena Township, Sand Creek Township | — | — | ||
 CSAH 91 | — | — | County 86 in New Market Township | County 21 in Credit River | — | — | ||
 CSAH 101 | — | — | Carver County line (County 101) | US 169, MN 101 (unmarked MN 801B), MN 13 [4] in Shakopee | 1988 | current | Originally part of MN 101 until 1988. [5] | |
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