List of county roads in Scott County, Minnesota

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Scott County Route 42 MN.svg
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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]

Route list

NumberLength (mi) [2] Length (km)Southern or western terminusNorthern or eastern terminusFormedRemovedNotes
County 1 (MN).svgCSAH 12.7904.490Sibley County line (County 5) US 169 in Blakeley Township  
County 2 (MN).svgCSAH 2County 61 in Helena Township Dakota County line (County 9) Non-CSAH west of County Road 11.
County 3 (MN).svgCSAH 35.6699.123Le Sueur County line (County 11) MN 25 in Belle Plaine  
County 4 (MN).svgCSAH 4County 7 in Belle Plaine Township Saint Benedict Road in Helena Township Non-CSAH east of County Road 11.
County 5 (MN).svgCSAH 5Kittson Boulevard in Belle Plaine US 169 / MN 25 in Belle Plaine 
County 5 (MN).svgCSAH 56.38310.272Le Sueur County line (County 32) County 5A in Belle Plaine Township  
County 5A square.svgCR 5ACounty 5 in Belle Plaine Township County 7A in Belle Plaine  
County 6 (MN).svgCSAH 64.5507.323County 1 / County 60 in Blakeley Township MN 25 in Belle Plaine  
County 7 (MN).svgCSAH 7Le Sueur County line (County 31) County 5 / County 7A in Belle Plaine  
County 7A square.svgCR 7ACounty 5A in Belle Plaine County 5 / County 7 in Belle Plaine 
County 8 (MN).svgCSAH 8 MN 21 in Helena Township Dakota County line (County 60)  
County 9 (MN).svgCSAH 9 US 169 / MN 282 in Jordan Carver County line (County 11)  
County 10 (MN).svgCSAH 10 MN 282 in Sand Creek Township County 23 in Spring Lake Township  
County 11 (MN).svgCSAH 11Le Sueur County line (County 30) MN 21 in Helena Township  
County 12 (MN).svgCSAH 12County 17 in Spring Lake Township MN 13 in Prior Lake  
County 14 (MN).svgCSAH 14 US 169 in Louisville Township County 17 in Shakopee  
County 15 (MN).svgCSAH 15Le Sueur County line (County 60) 6th Avenue West in Shakopee  
County 16 (MN).svgCSAH 16County 15 in Shakopee Dakota County line 
County 17 (MN).svgCSAH 17 MN 282 in Spring Lake Township County 101 in Shakopee  
County 18 (MN).svgCSAH 18County 42 in Prior Lake County 21 in Shakopee  
County 21 (MN).svgCSAH 2111.72218.865Dakota County line (County 60) US 169 in Shakopee Part of the National Highway System from County Road 42 to US 169. [3]
County 23 (MN).svgCSAH 23 MN 19 / County 86 in Cedar Lake Township MN 13 in Prior Lake  
County 27 (MN).svgCSAH 27Rice County line (County 3) County 16 in Savage  
County 29 (MN).svgCR 29County 91 in New Market Township Dakota County line 
County 37 (MN).svgCSAH 37 MN 21 in Helena Township MN 19 / MN 13 in New Prague  
County 42 (MN).svg CSAH 42 8.44713.594County 17 in Shakopee Dakota County line (County 42) Part of the National Highway System from County Road 21 to the Dakota County line. [3]
County 44 (MN).svgCSAH 44 MN 13 in Prior Lake County 27 in Savage  
County 46 (MN).svgCSAH 46County 86 in New Market Township Dakota County line (County 5S)  
County 47 (MN).svgCSAH 47County 86 in New Market Township Dakota County line (County 5)  
County 51 (MN).svgCR 51Le Sueur County lineCounty 1 in Blakeley Township  
County 53 (MN).svgCR 53 MN 19 in Blakeley Township US 169 in Blakeley Township 
County 56 (MN).svgCR 56 MN 13 in Cedar Lake Township County 87 in Cedar Lake Township 
County 59 (MN).svgCSAH 59County 7 in Belle Plaine Township US 169 in Saint Lawrence Township  
County 60 (MN).svgCR 60County 1 in Blakeley Township US 169 in Blakeley Township  
County 61 (MN).svgCR 61 MN 19 in Helena Township, Belle Plaine Township County 66 in Jordan  
County 62 (MN).svgCR 62County 87 in Cedar Lake Township Dakota County line 
County 64 (MN).svgCR 64County 5 in Belle Plaine County 61 in Belle Plaine Township, Helena Township  
County 66 (MN).svgCR 66 US 169 in Saint Lawrence Township MN 21 in Jordan  
County 68 (MN).svgCSAH 68County 23 in Spring Lake Township Dakota County line (County 64)  
County 69 (MN).svgCSAH 69County 14 in Louisville Township County 101 in Shakopee Non-CSAH south of US 169.
County 70 (MN).svgCR 70County 15 in Sand Creek Township County 79 in Sand Creek Township, Spring Lake Township  
County 73 (MN).svgCR 73Zumbro Avenue in Jackson Township, Louisville Township County 78 in Jackson Township  
County 76 (MN).svgCR 76County 66 in Saint Lawrence Township County 59 in St. Lawrence Township 
County 77 (MN).svgCR 77County 78 in Jackson Township US 169 in Shakopee No access to US 169; overpass
County 78 (MN).svgCSAH 78 US 169 / MN 41 in Jackson Township County 17 in Shakopee  
County 79 (MN).svgCR 79County 10 in Spring Lake Township 10th Avenue East in Shakopee  
County 81 (MN).svgCR 81County 8 in Spring Lake Township, Cedar Lake Township MN 13 in Spring Lake Township, Prior Lake  
County 81 (MN).svgCR 81Spring Lake Regional Park in Prior LakeCounty 82 in Prior Lake  
County 82 (MN).svgCSAH 82County 17 in Prior Lake, Shakopee County 21 in Prior Lake 
County 83 (MN).svgCSAH 83County 82 in Prior Lake County 101 in Shakopee  
County 85 (MN).svgCR 85County 86 in Cedar Lake Township County 2 in Cedar Lake Township 
County 86 (MN).svgCSAH 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.
County 87 (MN).svgCR 87County 56 in Cedar Lake Township County 21 in Credit River  
County 89 (MN).svgCR 89 MN 19 / MN 13 in Helena Township County 8 in Helena Township, Sand Creek Township  
County 91 (MN).svgCSAH 91County 86 in New Market Township County 21 in Credit River  
County 101 (MN).svgCSAH 101Carver County line (County 101) US 169, MN 101 (unmarked MN 801B), MN 13 [4] in Shakopee 01988-01-011988currentOriginally part of MN 101 until 1988. [5]

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References

  1. Minnesota Department of Transportation. Scott County Road Map (PDF) (Map). St. Paul: Minnesota Department of Transportation. Retrieved May 29, 2016.
  2. Minnesota Department of Transportation. "Logpoint Listings". St. Paul: Minnesota Department of Transportation. Archived from the original on March 4, 2022. Retrieved May 29, 2016.
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