Missouri Route 5

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MO-5.svg
Route 5
Missouri Route 5
Route 5 highlighted in red
Route information
Maintained by MoDOT
Length352.834 mi [1]  (567.831 km)
Existed1922–present
Major junctions
South endArkansas 5.svg AR 5 at the Arkansas state line
Major intersections
North endCircle sign 5.svg Iowa 5 at the Iowa state line
Location
Country United States
State Missouri
Counties Ozark, Douglas, Wright, Laclede, Camden, Morgan,Cooper, Howard, Chariton, Linn, Sullivan, Putnam
Highway system
MO-4.svg Route 4 MO-6.svg Route 6

Missouri Route 5 is the longest state highway in Missouri and the only Missouri state highway to traverse the entire state. To the north, it continues into Iowa as Iowa Highway 5 and to the south it enters Arkansas as Arkansas Highway 5 as part of a three state 650 mile highway 5. With only a few exceptions, it is mostly a two-lane for its entire length. [2]

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Route description

Route 5 begins at the Arkansas state line in Ozark County as a continuation of Arkansas Highway 5. Approximately 8.5 miles (13.7 km) to the north of the state line, Route 5 meets U.S. 160 after which it forms a 6.2 mi (10.0 km) east-west concurrency to the east where it enters Gainesville. After leaving its U.S. 160 concurrency to the north, Route 5 continues northwest for approximately 13.2 mi (21.2 km) before forming a 3.3 mi (5.3 km) north-south wrong-way concurrency with Route 95 into Wasola. Route 5 enters Douglas County 0.6 mi (0.97 km) north of Wasola. [3]

Thirteen miles into Douglas County, Route 5 forms a four-mile north–south concurrency with Route 76 past Ava, and serves the town itself with a business route. Within the northwest part of Ava, the concurrent routes intersect Route 14. After Route 76 leaves the concurrency to the east, Route 5 continues for 10 miles before entering Wright County.

Shortly after entering Wright County, Route 5 forms a one-mile east–west concurrency with U.S. 60 (as a limited-access highway) in Mansfield. After leaving its U.S. 60 concurrency to the north, the route intersects with Route 38 in Hartville 11 miles later, and then continues for 24 miles into Laclede County.

Route 5 southbound turns left onto Route 64 (Jefferson Ave) in Lebanon. MO 5 turns onto MO 64 (Jefferson Ave) in Lebanon.jpg
Route 5 southbound turns left onto Route 64 (Jefferson Ave) in Lebanon.

In Laclede County, Route 5 passes through Evergreen, intersects I-44, Route 32 and Route 64 in Lebanon, and enters Camden County 16 miles north of Lebanon.

Between Lebanon and Camdenton, the road has been realigned and straightened, and several older alignments are visible. Just south of Camdenton, Route 5 forms an 11-mile north–south concurrency with Route 7 which continues through the town and intersects U.S. Route 54. After Route 7 leaves the concurrency to the west, Route 5 leaves the Ozark Mountains and crosses the Lake of the Ozarks at the Hurricane Deck Bridge, passing through Sunrise Beach shortly before entering Morgan County.

Twenty miles north into Morgan County, Route 5 forms a short east–west concurrency with Route 52 in Versailles. After leaving its Route 52 concurrency to the north, it continues north for 14 miles and enters Tipton, in which the route forms a four-mile east–west concurrency with U.S. 50. Soon after leaving its U.S. 50 concurrency to the north, Route 5 enters Cooper County.

In Cooper County, Route 5 continues north for 20 miles before intersecting I-70 just south of Boonville. Three miles north of I-70, the route enters Boonville and forms a triple concurrency with U.S. 40 and Route 87. All three routes together cross the Missouri River into Howard County.

Immediately after entering Howard County, Route 87 leaves the concurrency to the west, and less than a mile thereafter, U.S. 40 leaves the concurrency to the east. From there, Route 5 continues north to Fayette, in which it forms a nine-mile concurrency with Route 240 that starts with a north–south alignment, but becomes an east–west alignment after intersecting Route 3. Shortly thereafter, Route 240 leaves the concurrency to the south (ultimately heading west), and Route 5 enters Glasgow, after which it returns to a north–south alignment and enters Chariton County.

Thirteen miles to the north of the Chariton County line, Route 5 forms a five-mile east–west concurrency with U.S. 24 and enters Keytesville, where it leaves the concurrency to the north and enters Linn County 21 miles later.

After entering Linn County, Route 5 immediately passes through Marceline and forms a 12-mile east–west concurrency with U.S. 36 (proposed future Interstate 72) past Brookfield, where they intersect Route 11 together. In Laclede, the route leaves the concurrency to the north at its intersection with Route 139, and passes through Linneus before entering Sullivan County.

In Sullivan County, Route 5 forms an eight-mile concurrency with Route 6 as they bypass Milan to the south and east. Business Route 5 serves Milan directly, using an older alignment of the route, and ends north of the town where Route 6 leaves the concurrent bypass to the east. From there, Route 5 enters Putnam County 15 miles later.

In Putnam County, Route 5 forms a brief east–west concurrency with U.S. Route 136 in Unionville. After leaving its U.S. 136 concurrency to the north, the route crosses the Iowa state line and turns into Iowa Highway 5 in Appanoose County. [4]

Route 5 from I-44 in Lebanon to U.S. 50 in Tipton is a part of the National Highway System, a system of highways important to the nation's defense, economy, and mobility. [5]

History

As built in the original 1922 road system, the route is largely unchanged from its first path. Most of the paths bypassed are now business routes through cities. [6]

In the 1950s a section of the route in Wright, Douglas and Ozark counties between Mansfield and Gainesville was straightened and widened. At this time the city of Ava was bypassed and the old route through the center of the town became business Route 5. [7]

In 2009, a section of the route in Camdenton was rerouted onto a new four-lane highway. The old section became business Route 5. [8]

Improvements between Lebanon and Camdenton

Beginning in the summer of 2008, MoDOT began a project to convert Route 5 into a "shared four-lane" highway, with continuous passing lanes based on the European 2+1 road model, [9] between Lebanon and Camdenton. A shared four-lane road can be constructed largely within the same footprint as a two-lane road, but allows for alternating passing lanes in each direction. A number of roadways in Europe are built in this way, but Missouri is among the first to do so in the U.S., having first used the method on separate segments of US 63 and Route 37. The project was completed in 2010 for the Camden County section, it was built on a new realignment to bypass the existing alignment. The Laclede County was built with the existing alignment and was completed in 2011. [10]

Major intersections

CountyLocationmi [1] kmDestinationsNotes
Ozark 0.0000.000South plate.svg
Arkansas 5.svg
AR 5 south Mountain Home
Arkansas state line
Gainesville 8.59513.832West plate.svg
US 160.svg
US 160 west Isabella, Theodosia
Southern end of US 160 overlap
10.71117.238East plate.svg
US 160.svg
US 160 east West Plains
Northern end of US 160 overlap
24.10638.795North plate.svg
MO-95.svg
Route 95 north Almartha
Southern end of Route 95 overlap
Wasola 27.35144.017South plate.svg
MO-95.svg
Route 95 south Thornfield
Northern end of Route 95 overlap
Douglas Ava 40.12264.570West plate.svg
MO-76.svg
North plate.svg
Business plate.svg
MO-5.svg
Route 76 west / Route 5 Bus. north Forsyth
Southern end of Route 76 overlap
41.93567.488MO-14.svgSouth plate.svg
Business plate.svg
MO-5.svg
Route 14  / Route 5 Bus. south (Northwest 12th Avenue) Sparta
44.24871.210East plate.svg
MO-76.svg
North plate.svg
MO-supp-B.svg
Route 76 east / Route B north Mt. Zion
Northern end of Route 76 overlap
Wright Mansfield 54.01386.925East plate.svg
Business plate.svg
US 60.svg
South plate.svg
MO-supp-B.svg
US 60 Bus. east / Route B south Mansfield
Southern end of US 60 Bus. overlap
54.18587.202West plate.svg
US 60.svg
North plate.svg
MO-supp-EE.svg
US 60 west / Route EE north Springfield
Interchange; northern end of US 60 Bus. overlap; southern end of US 60 overlap
55.49389.307East plate.svg
US 60.svg
West plate.svg
Business plate.svg
US 60.svg
US 60 east / US 60 Bus. west Mountain Grove, Cabool, Mansfield
Interchange; northern end of US 60 overlap
Hartville 66.326106.741MO-38.svgTo plate.svg
MO-95.svg
Route 38 to Route 95  Marshfield
Laclede Lebanon 100.926162.425East plate.svg
MO-32.svg
Route 32 east Licking
Southern end of Route 32 overlap
101.147162.780I-44.svg I-44  Springfield, Rolla, St. Louis I-44 exit 129; southern end of Route 64 overlap
101.802163.834MO-32.svgWest plate brown.svg
US 66 (MO historic).svg
Route 32  / Historic US 66 west Lebanon
Northern end of Route 32 overlap
102.741165.346West plate.svg
MO-64.svg
Route 64 west (Jefferson Avenue) Bennett Springs
Northern end of Route 64 overlap
Camden 124.496200.357South plate.svg
MO-7.svg
North plate.svg
Business plate.svg
MO-5.svg
Route 7 south / Route 5 Bus. north Camdenton, Richland
Interchange; southern end of Route 7 overlap
Camdenton 126.628203.788US 54.svg US 54  Camdenton, Nevada, Osage Beach Interchange
129.095207.758South plate.svg
Business plate.svg
MO-5.svg
Route 5 Bus. south / Pier 31 Road Camdenton
Interchange
Lake of the Ozarks Niangua Bridge
Camden Greenview 134.531216.507North plate.svg
MO-7.svg
Route 7 north Climax Springs
Northern end of Route 7 overlap
Lake of the Ozarks 136.531219.725 Hurricane Deck Bridge
Morgan Laurie 146.159235.220North plate.svg
MO-135.svg
Route 135 north Stover
Versailles 162.670261.792West plate.svg
MO-52.svg
South plate.svg
MO-supp-W.svg
Route 52 west / Route W south Stover
Southern end of Route 52 overlap; Future roundabout [11]
165.374266.144East plate.svg
MO-52.svg
Route 52 east Eldon
Northern end of Route 52 overlap
Moniteau Tipton 179.843289.429East plate.svg
US 50.svg
North plate.svg
MO-supp-B.svg
US 50 east / Route B north Bunceton, California
Southern end of US 50 overlap
Morgan 184.381296.732West plate.svg
US 50.svg
US 50 west Syracuse
Northern end of US 50 overlap
Cooper Boonville 204.055328.395I-70.svgWest plate.svg
US 40.svg
I-70  / US 40 west Kansas City, Columbia
I-70 exit 101; southern end of I-70 Bus. / US 40 overlap
205.077330.039West plate brown.svg
Lewis and Clark Trail.svg
Lewis and Clark Trail west (Sportsman Road)
Former US 40 west; southern end of Lewis and Clark Trail overlap
207.132333.347East plate green.svg
Business Loop 70.svg
South plate.svg
MO-87.svg
East plate brown.svg
Lewis and Clark Trail.svg
I-70 BL east / Route 87 south / Lewis and Clark Trail east (Main Street)
Northern end of I-70 Bus. / Lewis and Clark Trail overlap; southern end of Route 87 overlap
Missouri River 207.866334.528Boonslick Bridge
Howard Old Franklin 208.484335.522North plate.svg
MO-87.svg
West plate brown.svg
Lewis and Clark Trail.svg
Route 87 north / Lewis and Clark Trail west Glasgow, Boone's Lick Historic Site
Northern end of Route 87 overlap; southern end of Lewis and Clark Trail overlap
209.495337.150East plate.svg
US 40.svg
East plate brown.svg
Lewis and Clark Trail.svg
US 40 east / Lewis and Clark Trail east Midway
Northern end of US 40 / Lewis and Clark Trail overlap
Fayette 221.876357.075East plate.svg
MO-240.svg
To plate blue.svg
I-70.svg
To plate.svg
US 40.svg
Route 240 east to I-70  / US 40
Southern end of Route 240 overlap
226.876365.122North plate.svg
MO-3.svg
Route 3 north Armstrong
229.658369.599West plate.svg
Business plate.svg
MO-240.svg
Route 240 Bus. west Glasgow
233.827376.308South plate.svg
MO-87.svg
East plate brown.svg
Lewis and Clark Trail.svg
Route 87 south / Lewis and Clark Trail east Boonville
Southern end of Route 87 / Lewis and Clark Trail overlap
Glasgow 234.343377.139West plate.svg
MO-240.svg
Route 240 west Slater
Northern end of Route 87 / Route 240 overlap; southern end of Route 240 Bus. overlap
234.839377.937East plate.svg
Business plate.svg
MO-240.svg
Route 240 Bus. east
Northern end of Route 240 Bus. overlap
Chariton 248.214399.462East plate.svg
US 24.svg
US 24 east Salisbury
Southern end of US 24 overlap
Keytesville 252.994407.154West plate.svg
US 24.svg
West plate brown.svg
Lewis and Clark Trail.svg
US 24 west / Lewis and Clark Trail west Brunswick
Northern end of US 24 / Lewis and Clark Trail overlap
Linn 277.626446.796East plate.svg
US 36.svg
East plate.svg
Chicago-Kansas City Expressway plate.svg
MO-110.svg
North plate.svg
MO-supp-U.svg
US 36 east / Route 110 (CKC) east / Route U north Macon
Interchange; southern end of US 36 / Route 110 overlap
Brookfield 284.651458.101West plate.svg
Business plate.svg
US 36.svg
MO-11.svg US 36 Bus. west / Route 11  Mendon, Brookfield
Interchange
286.446460.990East plate.svg
Business plate.svg
US 36.svg
US 36 Bus. east Brookfield
Laclede 290.193467.020West plate.svg
US 36.svg
West plate.svg
Chicago-Kansas City Expressway plate.svg
MO-110.svg
MO-139.svg US 36 west / Route 110 (CKC) west / Route 139  Chillicothe, Sumner
Northern end of US 36 / Route 110 overlap
Sullivan 316.782509.811West plate.svg
MO-6.svg
Route 6 west Trenton
Southern end of Route 6 overlap
319.953514.914North plate.svg
Business plate.svg
MO-5.svg
Route 5 Bus. north Milan
Milan 322.653519.260South plate.svg
Business plate.svg
MO-5.svg
Route 5 Bus. south
322.816519.522East plate.svg
MO-6.svg
Route 6 east Green City, Kirksville
Northern end of Route 6 overlap
Putnam 343.843553.362West plate.svg
US 136.svg
US 136 west Princeton
Southern end of US 136 overlap
Unionville 344.399554.256East plate.svg
US 136.svg
US 136 east – Business District
Northern end of US 136 overlap
352.834567.831North plate.svg
Circle sign 5.svg
Iowa 5 north Centerville
Iowa state line
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

Business routes

Ava route

Business plate.svg
MO-5.svg
Route 5 Business
Location Ava
Length2.36 mi (3.80 km)

A two-mile business route of MO 5 exists in Ava.

Camdenton route

Business plate.svg
MO-5.svg
Route 5 Business
Location Camdenton
Length4.94 mi (7.95 km)
Existed2009–present

A five-mile business route of MO 5 exists in Camdenton. It was created in 2009.

Milan route

Business plate.svg
MO-5.svg
Route 5 Business
Location Milan
Length2.64 mi (4.25 km)

A three-mile business route of MO 5 exists in Milan.

See also

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