Kentucky Route 467

Kentucky Route 467
Route information
	Maintained by KYTC
Length	48.380 mi[1] (77.860 km)
Major junctions
West end	KY 227 near Worthville
	KY 36 at Eagle Station; KY 36 / KY 47 in Sanders; KY 35 in Sparta; US 127 in Glencoe; KY 22 in Dry Ridge; I-75 in Dry Ridge; KY 17 near DeMossville;
East end	KY 177 near DeMossville
Location
Counties	Carroll, Gallatin, Grant, Pendleton
Highway system
	Highways in Kentucky; Interstate; US; State; Parkways;

Kentucky Route 467 is a 41.287-mile state highway in Kentucky that runs from KY 227 just west of Worthville to KY 177 just west of DeMossville.

Route description

KY 467 begins at KY 227 just west of Worthville and runs east through Worthville. It joins KY 36 at an area, which no longer exists, called Eagle Station before both routes enter Sanders. In Sanders, KY 36 and 467 split. KY 36 goes to the right while KY 467 goes to the left with KY 47. Just after crossing the railroad tracks, KY 467 branches to the right while KY 47 heads north for Ghent. A few miles later, KY 467 enters Sparta and joins KY 35 to the right and runs with KY 35 for a couple hundred feet before branching to the left. After KY 467 enters Glencoe, it meets US 127 and merges to the right for a couple hundred feet before branching to the left. After it enters into Dry Ridge, it meets KY 22 and joins it for 3.2 miles as it bypasses Dry Ridge to the north and east. KY 467 meets Interstate 75 just after joining KY 22. KY 467 and KY 22 meet US-25 north of the city and use the newer Dry Ridge Bypass to bypass the city to the north. On the east side of the city, it branches from US 25 and KY 22 and heads east again. KY 467 turns to the north before meeting Kentucky Route 17. KY 467 uses KY 17 for a short bit before KY 467 branches to the right. In less than a mile, KY 467 comes to an end at KY 177, just west of DeMossville.

Major intersections

County	Location	mi[1]	km	Destinations	Notes
Carroll	Worthville	0.000	0.000	KY 227	Western terminus
	Eagle Station	4.524	7.281	KY 36 west	Western terminus of concurrency with KY-36
	Sanders	8.557	13.771	KY 36 east / KY 47 north (Pike Street)	Eastern terminus of concurrency with KY-36; southern terminus of KY-47
Gallatin	Sparta	11.332	18.237	KY 35 north (Sparta Pike)	Northern end of concurrency with KY-35
	Sparta	11.363	18.287	KY 35 south (Sparta Pike)	Southern end of concurrency with KY-35
	Glencoe	16.864	27.140	US 127 north (Main Street)	Northern end of concurrency with US-127
	Glencoe	16.931	27.248	US 127 south (Main Street)	Southern end of concurrency with US-127
Grant	Folsom	21.259	34.213	KY 1942 north (Elliston-Mt. Zion Road)	Southern terminus of KY-1942
	Folsom	21.880	35.212	KY 1132 south (Jonesville Road)	Northern terminus of KY-1132
	Dry Ridge	30.973	49.846	KY 22 west (Taft Highway)	Eastern end of concurrency with KY-22
		31.314	50.395	I-75 south – Lexington	Exit 159 off I-75 South and ramp to I-75 South
		31.361	50.471	I-75 north – Cincinnati	Exit 159 off I-75 North and ramp to I-75 North
		31.650	50.936	KY 22 Bus. east (Broadway Street)	West end of Dry Ridge Bypass; western terminus of KY-22 Business. 22-Business continues east while 22 and 467 turn north
		31.986	51.476	US 25 north (Dixie Highway)	North/west end of concurrency with US-25
		35.198	56.646	US 25 south / KY 22 east	End of concurrency with US-25 and KY-22; bypass continues south
		37.762	60.772	KY 489 south	Northern terminus of KY-489
Pendleton		43.103	69.368	KY 3184 west (Center Ridge Road)	Eastern terminus of KY-3184
		43.457	69.937	KY 1657 east (Lightfoot Fork Road)	Western terminus of KY-1657
	DeMossville	47.720	76.798	KY 17 south	Southern end of KY-17 concurrency
		47.783	76.899	KY 17 north	Northern end of KY-17 concurrency; T junction - KY-17 to the left, KY-467 to KY-177 to the right
		48.380	77.860	KY 177	Eastern terminus just south of DeMossville
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi Concurrency terminus

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References

Commonwealth of Kentucky. "Official DMI Route Log". Retrieved 18 March 2015.

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[KYTC-1] Commonwealth of Kentucky. "Official DMI Route Log". Retrieved 18 March 2015.