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| U.S. 264-A 63 miles | ||||
| The Road: | Begins at US 264 and NC 39 east of Zebulon, in Wake County. Ends at US 264 and NC 33 east of Greenville in Pitt County | |||
| Towns and Attractions: |
Wake Co.:NONE Johnston Co.:NONE Nash Co.: Middlesex (Finch Ave) and Bailey (Dean St) Wilson Co.:Sims, Wilson (Raleigh Rd and Ward Blvd) and Saratoga (Main St) Greene Co.:NONE Pitt Co.:Farmville (Marlbor Rd) and Greenville (Greenville Blvd) | |||
| History: | Current US 264-A was created between 1980-84, running from US 264/NC 39 near Zebulon east to US 264 east of Sims. This was a replacement for US 264 Bus, and is the 4th US 264-A.
In 2004, US 264-A was extended east through Wilson, replacing US 264, and connecting with US 264-A #5, combining the two routes. 
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| U.S. 264-A decommissioned | ||||
| The route: | The 1st US 264-A was for Wilson and was created between 1948-50 as a renumbering of mainline US 264. US 264 Bypass utilized today's US 264-A Ward Blvd around the southside of Wilson.
US 264-A used Raleigh Rd to Nash St. This route was part of original NC 91 This US 264-A was renumbered as US 264 Business in 1960. Today this route is all secondary. 
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| U.S. 264-A decommissioned | ||||
| The route: | The 2nd US 264-A was for Greenville and was created in 1953 or 1954 as a renumbering of mainline US 264. US 264 Bypass utilized today's US 264-A Greenville Blvd around the soutside of Greenville.
US 264-A used Dickenson Ave to E. 10th St. This route was part of original NC 91 This US 264 was renumbered as US 264 Business in 1960. Except for a small part of US 13, this is now secondary routing. |
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| U.S. 264-A decommissioned | ||||
| The route: | The 3rd US 264-A was for Farmville and was created in 1953 or 1954 as a renumbering of mainline US 264. US 264 Bypass utilized today's US 264-A Marlboro around the southside of Farmville
US 264-A used Moye-Turnage Rd and Wilson St. This route was part of original NC 91 This US 264-A was eliminated between 1985-90. East of US 258 has been secondary ever since. West of US 258 became part of NC 121. The scan below shows US 264-A #2 and #3. 
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| U.S. 264-A absorbed | ||||
| The route: | The 5th US 264-A was for Farmvile/Greenville and was created between 1985-90 as a renumbering of mainline US 264. US 264 had utilized today's US 264-A Greenville Blvd around the southside of Farmville and Greenville. This was created when US 264 was put on Wesley Chapel Rd. and new freeway leading to Greenville.
US 264-A Greenville Blvd. Only a small piece of this was part of original NC 91 US 264-A was extended west to the other side of Farmville, replacing more of US 264 between 1991-93. In 2001 or 2002, US 264-A was extended further west to the eastern end of Wilson, replacing a small part of NC 121 and several miles of NC 91 (the US 264 freeway had already been there a little while). This US 264-A was attached to US 264-A #4 in 2004. |
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Last Update: 27 August 2005
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