U.S. Route 701

U.S. Route 701 marker

U.S. Route 701
Route information
Auxiliary route of US 1
Length: 171.45 mi[1][2] (275.92 km)
Existed: 1932 – present
Major junctions
South end:
US 17 / US 17 Alt. in Georgetown, SC
 

US 378 / US 501 in Conway, SC
SC 22 near Conway, SC
SC 9 near Loris, SC

Future I‑74 / US 74 / US 76 in Whiteville, NC
NC 87 near Elizabethtown, NC
US 421 / NC 24 in Clinton, NC
I‑40 near Newton Grove, NC

US 13 / NC 50 / NC 55 in Newton Grove, NC
North end: US 301 / NC 96 in Four Oaks, NC
Location
States: South Carolina, North Carolina
Counties: SC: Georgetown, Horry
NC: Columbus, Bladen, Sampson, Johnston
Highway system

← SC 700SCSC 702 →
← NC 700NCNC 704 →

U.S. Route 701 (US 701) is a spur of US 1 in the U.S. states of South Carolina and North Carolina. The U.S. Highway runs 171.45 miles (275.92 km) from US 17 and US 17 Alternate in Georgetown, South Carolina north to US 301, North Carolina Highway 96 (NC 96), and Interstate 95 (I-95) near Four Oaks, North Carolina. US 701 serves the Pee Dee region of South Carolina and the southern and central portions of Eastern North Carolina. The highway connects Georgetown and Conway in South Carolina with the North Carolina cities of Whiteville, Elizabethtown, Clinton, and a short distance north of its terminus, Smithfield. US 701 has four business routes in North Carolina, including those through Tabor City, Whiteville, Clarkton, and Clinton.

Route description

US 701 has a length of 61.55 miles (99.06 km) in South Carolina and spans 109.90 miles (176.87 km) in North Carolina.[1][2] The U.S. Highway is a part of the National Highway System for one short stretches during its concurrency with NC 24 in Clinton.[3]

South Carolina

US 701 begins at an intersection with US 17 and US 17 Alternate, which has its northern terminus, in the city of Georgetown. US 17 follows Fraser Street south and Church Street east from the intersection; US 17 Alternate follows Exchange Street west toward Highmarket Street, on which US 521 also runs and has its southern terminus at US 17 one block to the south. US 701 heads north as a four-lane road with center turn lane along Fraser Street. Shortly after leaving the city, the highway meets the southern end of SC 51 (Browns Ferry Road) and reduces to two lanes. US 701 passes the entrances to several former plantations, including Mansfield Plantation, before crossing the Black River at the hamlet of Campfield. The highway passes along the eastern edge of the Carvers Bay Preserve, which protects the namesake swamp area and Carolina Bay. US 701 passes through Plantersville and meets the eastern end of SC 261 (Pleasant Hill Drive) at Yauhannah before crossing the Georgetown–Horry county line at the Pee Dee River.[4][5]

US 701 passes by the villages of Bucksport, Bucksville—the site of Hebron Church and Buck's Upper Mill Farm— and Toddville as the highway roughly parallels the Waccamaw River north to Conway. On entering the city limits, the U.S. Highway follows 4th Avenue and expands to a four-lane road with center turn lane. US 701 meets US 501 (Church Street), US 378 (Wright Boulevard), and SC 905 (4th Avenue) at a triangular junction southwest of downtown. US 701 has ramps to and from southbound US 501 just before passing under the highway; southbound US 701 uses the exit ramp from US 501 while northbound US 701 continues to its intersection with US 378. SC 905 begins and heads into the Conway Downtown Historic District while US 701 makes a sharp turn west to join US 378 for a short concurrency to the latter highway's junction with US 501, where northbound US 701 joins the southbound direction and US 501 on Church Street.[4][5]

US 701 and US 501 head north on Church Street, a four-lane road with center turn lane, to 16th Avenue, a four-lane street onto which US 701 turns east and runs concurrently with US 501 Business. The concurrency ends at Main Street, where the business route turns south onto Main Street toward downtown and US 701 turns north onto the street, which expands from two to four lanes north of the intersection, to head out of the city. The U.S. Highway parallels the Waccamaw Coast Line Railroad north through the village of Homewood, where the highway meets the eastern end of SC 319 and reduces to two lanes, then gradually splits away from the railroad on its way to a partial cloverleaf interchange with SC 22 (Veterans Highway). At its intersection with SC 410 (Green Sea Road), US 701 veers northeast, has an oblique grade crossing of the railroad, and parallels the rail line to the city of Loris. The U.S. Highway passes through Loris as Broad Street, which intersects SC 9 Business (Main Street). US 701 leaves Loris and parallels the railroad north through a partial cloverleaf interchange with SC 9 to just south of the South Carolina–North Carolina state line.[4][5]

North Carolina

Just south of the northwest–southeast state line, US 701 veers northeast to bypass Tabor City while US 701 Business follows Hickman Road parallel to the railroad toward the center of the town in Columbus County immediately to the north of the state line.[4][5] The bypass intersects NC 904 (Pireway Road) before meeting the north end of the business route and NC 410 (5th Avenue) on the eastern edge of town. US 701 has a short concurrency with NC 410 before that highway splits north as Joe Brown Highway. The U.S. Highway heads northeast as James B. White Highway through the hamlet of Sydney before reaching the south end of the city of Whiteville. There, US 701 Business splits to the east as Madison Street while the mainline continues as J.K. Powell Boulevard. Just north of the business route split, US 701 meets NC 130 (Love Mill Road) and runs concurrently with the highway along a two-lane road with center turn lane. The highways cross Soules Swamp and intersects the Carolina Southern Railroad at grade, then pass through Whiteville's main street grid. West of the city center, US 701 and NC 130 intersect US 74 Business and US 76 Business (Washington Street), which NC 130 joins heading west toward Chadbourn. North of downtown, US 701 has a partial cloverleaf interchange with US 74 and US 76 (Andrew Jackson Highway), a freeway that will carry I-74 in the future.[4][6]

North of Whiteville, two-lane US 701 collects the northern end of US 701 Business and continues the business route's name of James B. White Highway. The highway veers northeast as its junction with NC 131 (Bladenboro Road) at Western Prong. US 701 Business splits to the northeast just before both highways enter Bladen County. US 701 follows W.R. Latham Street through the town of Clarkton, where the highway intersects NC 211 (Green Street) and CSX's Wilmington Subdivision. North of town, US 701 collects the northern end of its business route, College Street, crosses Brown Marsh Swamp, and passes to the west of the historic Brown Marsh Presbyterian Church. The highway continues north to Elizabethtown, on the southern edge of which US 701 intersects and becomes concurrent with NC 242 and has a junction with NC 87, which bypasses the town to the south. The U.S. Highway passes through town as Poplar Street, which intersects NC 87 Business in the center of town; there, NC 41 joins US 701 and NC 242 as they exit the town on a four-lane divided highway that crosses the Cape Fear River. North–south NC 242 splits from US 701 and NC 41 at the same three-way intersection east–west NC 53 joins the highways to pass through Bladen Lakes State Forest, which is named for several Carolina Bays known collectively as the Bladen Lake Group. US 701, NC 41, and NC 53 head east as a two-lane road to the town of White Lake, which surrounds the namesake lake. The two state highways separate from the U.S. Highway at separate intersections in the town.[4][6]

US 701 heads north and intersects NC 210 before crossing the South River into Sampson County. The highway's name becomes Garland Highway with local variation through the town of Garland, where it follows Ingold Street and intersects NC 411 (2nd Street). US 701 crosses Great Coharie Creek, passes along the edge of the unincorporated community of Ingold, and through the hamlet of Butlers Crossroads. On the southern edge of Clinton, US 701 meets US 421 at a partial cloverleaf interchange; US 701 Business heads straight on Southeast Boulevard while the U.S. Highways head northwest together on the four-lane Faircloth Freeway. The freeway has a three-ramp diamond interchange with Tram Road—the missing ramp is from Tram Road to northbound US 701—just east of a partial interchange with NC 24 where the state highway joins the freeway. Access from northbound US 701 and US 421 to eastbound NC 24 and from westbound NC 24 to southbound US 701 and US 421 is provided via Tram Road. NC 24 splits from the U.S. Highways at the diamond interchange with Sunset Avenue, which the state highway follows west out of the city. US 421 splits from US 701 from a partial interchange where US 421 exits onto Northwest Boulevard to head toward Dunn. Access from southbound US 701 to northbound US 421 and from southbound US 421 to northbound US 701 via North Boulevard, which US 701 meets at the next diamond interchange. The freeway ends where US 701 meets the northern end of US 701 Business and takes over two-lane Hobbton Highway.[4][6]

US 701 continues through the villages of Keener and Hobbton and meets I-40 at a partial cloverleaf interchange between Monks Crossroads and the town of Newton Grove. In the center of town, the U.S. Highway meets US 13, NC 50, and NC 55 at a six-legged roundabout known as Weeks Circle. US 701 follows Clinton Street south of the circle and Main Street to the north. US 13 uses Fayetteville Street on the southwest leg of the roundabout and Goldsboro Highway to the northeast. NC 50 and NC 55 together use Raleigh Street on the northwest branch of the circle and Mount Olive Drive on the southeast leg. Just after leaving the town limits, US 701 enters Johnston County. The highway passes to the west of the Bentonville Battlefield and through the hamlets of Overshot and Strickland Crossroads before reaching its northern terminus on the eastern edge of Four Oaks. US 701 has a four-way intersection with NC 96, which receives the northbound I-95 exit ramp, and Devils Racetrack Road, which leads to the northbound entrance ramp. US 701 and NC 96 cross over I-95 together and US 701 has its terminus at their intersection with US 301. NC 96 continues north with US 301 toward Smithfield and US 301 heads southwest on its own toward the center of Four Oaks, providing access to the southbound I-95 interchange ramps just west of US 701.[4][6]

History

Established in 1932, US 701 began in Charleston, at the intersection with US 17 (King Street) then proceeded east over the John P. Grace Memorial Bridge into Mount Pleasant. Continuing north, it went through Georgetown, Conway before entering North Carolina. Its routing in South Carolina was in complete concurrency with SC 40, which was removed in 1933. In North Carolina, also in a complete concurrency with NC 23, it traversed through Tabor City, Whiteville, Elizabethtown, Clinton, Newton Grove and ending south of Smithfield.

In 1935, US 17 was rerouted to overlap with US 701 between Charleston and Georgetown. Between Clinton and Newton Grove, US 701 was straighten, leaving behind various secondary roads in the area. By 1948, US 701 was placed on a new routing along Southeast and Northeast Boulevards, leaving behind US 701A. In 1950, US 701 was rerouted from Conway to Tabor City, leaving behind today's SC 410. In 1956, US 701 was placed on new bypass west of Whiteville, its old route eventually became US 701 Bus. In 1957, US 701 was placed on a new bypass east of Tabor City, leaving behind what became US 701 Bus; also same year a new bypass was constructed west of Clarkton, its old route also becoming US 701 Bus.

Around 1965, US 701 was placed on new bypass south of Ingold, its old alignment becoming secondary road. In 1967, US 17/US 701 was bypassed north of Mount Pleasant, leaving behind US 17 Bus/US 701 Bus. On March, 1973, US 701 was placed on US 421's western bypass of Clinton, leaving behind US 701 Bus.[7] In 1992, US 701's southern terminus was truncated in Georgetown, leaving behind a solo US 17 to Charleston.[8]

North Carolina Highway 23

NC Highway 23
Location: SC state line-Louisburg, NC
Existed: 1921–1934

NC 23 was an original state highway. In 1922 it was routed from the South Carolina Border to NC 22 in Dublin. In 1924 NC 70 was given the part of NC 23 from Lumberton to the South Carolina Border. In 1925 NC 23 was extended north along NC 21 to Elizabethtown. It then was placed on new routing from Elizabethtown to NC 60 south of Clinton. In 1928 NC 23 was removed from its routing from Elizabethtown to Lumberton. Instead NC 23 replaced NC 21 to Whiteville then was placed on new routing to Tabor City where it met up with South Carolina Highway 40. In 1930 NC 23 was extended through Clinton along NC 60 then went north on new road to Newton Grove. NC 23 then replaced NC 220 through both Smithfield and Selma before the road ended at NC 91 near Zebulon. In 1932 US 701 was assigned the routing from the South Carolina State Line to US 301 near Smithfield. In 1933 NC 23 was extended through Zebulon to Louisburg. In 1934 NC 23 was dropped from the routing that US 701 was also along. The rest was renumbered NC 39.

South Carolina Highway 40

SC Highway 40
Location: Charleston, SC-NC state line
Existed: 1922–1933

South Carolina Highway 40 (SC 40) was an original South Carolina highway that began in Mount Pleasant and traversed north through McClellanville, Georgetown, Conway, and Green Sea before heading into North Carolina at Tabor City. By 1926, a ferry was put in service connecting Mount Pleasant to Charleston, down near the Custom House. In 1929, SC 40 was placed on the John P. Grace Memorial Bridge into Charleston, ending at SC 2 (King Street). In 1932, US 701 was assigned to the entirety of SC 40; which in a year later was decommissioned.

Major Intersections

CountyLocationmi
[1][2]		kmDestinationsNotes
GeorgetownGeorgetown0.000.00
US 17 (Church Street/Fraser Street) / US 17 Alt. south (Exchange Street) to US 521 north – Charleston, Myrtle Beach, Andrews		Southern terminus
2.904.67 SC 51 north – Hopewell
 19.2230.93 SC 261 west (Pleasant Hill Drive) – Hopewell
HorryConway35.9157.79 US 501 south – Myrtle BeachRamps to and from southbound US 501; southbound US 701 joins from US 501 exit ramp
36.0458.00 US 378 east (Wright Boulevard) / SC 905 east (4th Avenue) – LongsNorthbound US 701 turns west onto Wright Boulevard; south end of concurrency with US 378
36.2158.27 US 501 south / US 378 west (Wright Boulevard) – Myrtle Beach, Lake CityNorthbound US 701 turns north onto US 501; north end of concurrency with US 378; south end of concurrency with US 501
37.1159.72 US 501 north (Church Street) / 16th Avenue west – MarionUS 701 turns east onto 16th Avenue; north end of concurrency with US 501; south end of concurrency with US 501 Business
37.6360.56
US 501 Bus. south (Main Street) / 16th Avenue east		US 701 turns north onto Main Street; north end of concurrency with US 501 Business
Homewood40.4265.05 SC 319 west – Aynor
 44.5671.71 SC 22 – Myrtle Beach, North Myrtle Beach, MarionPartial cloverleaf interchange
 46.5774.95 SC 410 north (Green Sea Road) – Green Sea
Loris55.9289.99
SC 9 Bus. (Main Street) – Green Sea
57.9893.31 SC 9 – North Myrtle Beach, DillonPartial cloverleaf interchange
 61.4898.94
US 701 Bus. north – Tabor City		No direct access from southbound US 701 to northbound US 701 Business or from southbound US 701 Business to northbound US 701
 61.55
0.00		99.06
0.00		South Carolina–North Carolina state line
ColumbusTabor City0.600.97 NC 904 (Pireway Road) – Pireway, Fair Bluff
1.893.04
US 701 Bus. south / NC 410 south (5th Avenue)		South end of concurrency with NC 410
2.574.14 NC 410 north (Joe Brown Highway) – ChadbournNorth end of concurrency with NC 410
Whiteville16.1025.91
US 701 Bus. north (Madison Street)
16.2126.09 NC 130 east (Love Mill Road) – BrunswickSouth end of concurrency with NC 130
18.8030.26
US 74 Bus. / US 76 Bus. / NC 130 west (Washington Street) – Chadbourn		North end of concurrency with NC 130
19.5531.46
Future I‑74 (Andrew Jackson Highway) / US 74 / US 76 – Wilmington, Lumberton, Florence		Partial cloverleaf interchange
 20.6633.25
US 701 Bus. south (James B. White Highway) – Whiteville
 24.5239.46 NC 131 north (Bladenboro Road) – Bladenboro
 30.1948.59
US 701 Bus. north (College Street) – Clarkton
BladenClarkton31.7951.16 NC 211 (Green Street) – Bladenboro, Bolton
 32.7752.74
US 701 Bus. south (College Street) – Clarkton
Elizabethtown39.9564.29 NC 242 south – BladenboroSouth end of concurrency with NC 242
40.1464.60 NC 87 – Wilmington, Fayetteville
42.0467.66
NC 87 Bus. / NC 41 west (Broad Street) – Lumberton		South end of concurrency with NC 41
 43.3669.78 NC 53 west / NC 242 north – Fayetteville, RoseboroNorth end of concurrency with NC 242; south end of concurrency with NC 53
White Lake47.4276.32 NC 53 east – BurgawNorth end of concurrency with NC 53
49.3279.37 NC 41 east – WallaceNorth end of concurrency with NC 41
 57.2692.15 NC 210
SampsonGarland60.3997.19 NC 411 (2nd Street) – Harrells, Roseboro
 74.22119.45
US 421 south (Faircloth Freeway) / US 701 Bus. north (Southeast Boulevard) – Wilmington, Clinton		Partial cloverleaf interchange; south end of concurrency with US 421
Clinton75.65121.75Tram RoadThree-ramp diamond interchange; no access from Tram Road to northbound US 701
76.19122.62 NC 24 east (Southwest Boulevard) – WarsawSouthbound exit, northbound entrance; south end of concurrency with NC 24
77.00123.92 NC 24 west / Sunset Avenue – Roseboro, FayettevilleDiamond interchange; north end of concurrency with NC 24
77.73125.09 US 421 north (Northwest Boulevard) – DunnNorthbound exit, southbound entrance; north end of concurrency with US 421
78.56126.43North BoulevardDiamond interchange
 80.34129.29
US 701 Bus. south (Hobbton Highway) – Clinton
Newton Grove93.42150.34 I‑40 – Raleigh, WilmingtonI-40 Exit 343
94.81152.58 US 13 (Fayetteville Street/Goldsboro Highway) / NC 50 / NC 55 (Raleigh Street/Mount Olive Drive) – Fayetteville, Goldsboro, Dunn, Mount OliveWeeks Circle; six-legged roundabout
JohnstonFour Oaks109.57176.34 NC 96 south to I‑95 north / Devils Racetrack Road – WilsonSouth end of concurrency with NC 96
109.90176.87 US 301 / NC 96 north to I‑95 south – Smithfield, BensonNorthern terminus; I-95 Exit 90; north end of concurrency with NC 96
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

Bannered routes

Mount Pleasant business loop


U.S. Route 701 Business
Location: Mount Pleasant, South Carolina
Existed: 1967–1992

Tabor City business loop


U.S. Route 701 Business
Location: Tabor City, North Carolina
Length: 2.36 mi[1][2] (3.80 km)

U.S. Route 701 Business (US 701 Business) is a 2.36-mile (3.80 km) business route of US 701 through Tabor City, North Carolina.[1][2] The highway begins at a directional intersection with US 701 just south of the South Carolina–North Carolina state line. US 701 Business parallels the Waccamaw Coast Line Railroad across the state line and into the town of Tabor City as two-lane Hickman Road. At the south end of downtown, the business route intersects NC 410 (Green Sea Road) at 3rd Street and runs concurrently two blocks to the north end of downtown, where they meet NC 904 (Main Street) at 5th Street. The three highways head northeast along 5th Street, which has two lanes plus a center turn lane. After three blocks, NC 904 splits southeast as Pireway Road. US 701 Business and NC 410 continue northeast to the business route's northern terminus in an industrial area at US 701. NC 410 continues northeast for a short distance with US 701 before splitting north.[5][6][9]

Whiteville business loop


U.S. Route 701 Business
Location: Whiteville, North Carolina
Length: 4.72 mi[2] (7.60 km)

U.S. Route 701 Business (US 701 Business) is a 4.72-mile (7.60 km) business route of US 701 through Whiteville, North Carolina.[2] The business route, which starts as Madison Street, begins as a two-lane road at an acute intersection with US 701 (J.K. Powell Boulevard) on the southern edge of the city. US 701 Business expands to a four-lane road with center turn lane after its intersection with NC 130 (Love Mill Road). The highway reduces to two lanes after crossing Soules Swamp into the downtown area and veers north at its grade crossing of the Carolina Southern Railroad. US 701 Business passes through a residential area before reaching a cluster of county offices. The highway meets US 74 Business and US 76 Business at a roundabout that encircles the Columbus County Courthouse. The US 74 and US 76 business routes head west from the roundabout along Washington Street and east as Jefferson Street. US 701 Business continues north on Pinckney Street, which passes through another residential neighborhood before leaving the city at its overpass of the US 74 and US 76 freeway. The business route gains the name James B. White Highway to its northern terminus at US 701, which continues north with the same name.[6][10]

Clarkton business loop


U.S. Route 701 Business
Location: Clarkton, North Carolina
Length: 2.86 mi[2] (4.60 km)

U.S. Route 701 Business (US 701 Business) is a 2.86-mile (4.60 km) business route of US 701 through Clarkton, North Carolina.[2] The business route begins at US 701 (James B. White Highway) in far northern Columbus County. The two-lane highway heads northeast into Bladen County and becomes College Street, which veers north and parallels US 701 three blocks to the east as it enters the town of Clarkton. US 701 Business intersects NC 211 (Green Street) and has a grade crossing of CSX's Wilmington Subdivision. At the north town limit, the business route veers northwest and reconnects with US 701.[6][11]

Clinton alternate route

U.S. Route 701A
Location: Clinton, North Carolina
Existed: 1948–1957

US 701A was created in 1948 as a renumbering of US 701. It went along Lisbon, College, and Beamer St.

Clinton business loop


U.S. Route 701 Business
Location: Clinton, North Carolina
Length: 5.70 mi[2] (9.17 km)

U.S. Route 701 Business (US 701 Business) is a 5.70-mile (9.17 km) business route of US 701 through Clinton, North Carolina.[2] The business route, which passes downtown Clinton to the east, begins at a partial cloverleaf interchange with Faircloth Freeway, which heads southeast as US 421 and northwest with both US 701 and US 421. US 701 also heads south as Garland Highway. US 701 Business heads north as Southeast Boulevard, which starts as two lanes but expands to four plus center turn lane at Rowan Road shortly before entering the city limits. The business route intersects NC 24 (Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard) and runs concurrently with the state highway through an industrial area, where they have a grade crossing of a CSX rail spur. NC 24 splits east at US 701 Business's intersection with Warsaw Road. Northeast of downtown, the highway meets the southern end of NC 403 (College Street). US 701 Business continues northwest as Northeast Boulevard before curving north, exiting the city limits, and continuing as two-lane Hobbton Highway. North of the city, the business route ends at the intersection at the northern end of the US 701 freeway; US 701 continues north along Hobbton Highway.[6][12]

See also

References

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  2. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Statewide Primary & Secondary Road Arcs (ESRI shapefile) (Map). North Carolina Department of Transportation. 2012. Retrieved 2012-06-04.
  3. ↑ National Highway System: North Carolina (PDF) (Map). Federal Highway Administration. December 2003. Retrieved 2012-06-05.
  4. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Google (2012-06-04). "U.S. Route 701" (Map). Google Maps. Google. Retrieved 2012-06-04.
  5. 1 2 3 4 5 "General County Highway Maps". South Carolina Department of Transportation. Retrieved 2012-06-04.
  6. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 "NCDOT: State Mapping Resources". North Carolina Department of Transportation. Retrieved 2012-06-04.
  7. ↑ "US 701 Route Change (3-14-1973)" (PDF). AASHTO. March 14, 1973. Retrieved November 16, 2013.
  8. ↑ "Report of the Special Committee on U.S. Route Numbering to the Executive Committee" (PDF). AASHTO. June 15, 1992. p. 7. Retrieved November 16, 2013.
  9. ↑ Google (2012-06-04). "U.S. Route 701 Business (Tabor City, North Carolina)" (Map). Google Maps. Google. Retrieved 2012-06-04.
  10. ↑ Google (2012-06-04). "U.S. Route 701 Business (Whiteville, North Carolina)" (Map). Google Maps. Google. Retrieved 2012-06-04.
  11. ↑ Google (2012-06-04). "U.S. Route 701 Business (Clarkton, North Carolina)" (Map). Google Maps. Google. Retrieved 2012-06-04.
  12. ↑ Google (2012-06-04). "U.S. Route 701 Business (Clinton, North Carolina)" (Map). Google Maps. Google. Retrieved 2012-06-04.

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