Tennessee State Route 26

State Route 26 (SR 26) is an eastwest highway in Middle Tennessee. The road begins in Lebanon and ends in Sparta. The current length is 59.25 mi (95.4 km).[1]

State Route 26
Route information
Maintained by TDOT
Length59.25 mi (95.35 km)
Major junctions
East end US 70 / SR 1 Sparta
 
West end
US 70 / US 70 Bus. Lebanon
Location
CountiesWilson, DeKalb, White
Highway system
SR 25I-26

Route Description

Wilson County

The highway runs an unsigned concurrency with U.S. Route 70 for its entire existence. It begins at an intersection with U.S. Route 70 Business and US 70 in Lebanon as US 70 and State Route 24 move east from Mt. Juliet. SR 26 moves around north Lebanon with US 70 as SR 24 continues with Business 70 through downtown Lebanon. At this point, SR 26/US 70 is known as West Baddour Pkwy and later as East High St. SR 26 then continues south on the east side of town as Sparta Pike, intersecting SR 24 once more, this time it is concurrent with US 70N, before leaving Lebanon. The concurrency moves southeast, passing under Interstate 40 on its way to Watertown.

DeKalb County

SR 26/US 70 continues through Watertown and moves into DeKalb County, becoming Nashville Highway as it moves through the towns of Alexandria, Liberty, and Dowelltown. During this time SR 26/US 70 runs two concurrencies with SR 53 (from Liberty to Alexandria) and SR 96 (from Liberty to just west of Smithville) with the routes briefly overlapping in Liberty so that all four routes run together.

After leaving Dowelltown, the highways go up a hill and end the concurrency with SR 96 at the top. SR 26/US 70 moves through Smithville as West Broad St, later East Broad St, and moves east, becoming Sparta Highway as it does so. It then crosses Center Hill Lake and moves into White County.

White County

It moves into the west side of Sparta and becomes West Brockman Way before having an interchange with SR 111 and US 70S, where US 70S ends, before entering downtown and coming to an end at an intersection with SR 1, which US 70 continues east concurrent with towards Crossville.[2]

Major Intersections

CountyLocationmikmDestinationsNotes
WilsonLebanon0.00.0
US 70 Bus. east / US 70 west (W Main Street/SR 24) – Downtown Lebanon, Mount Juliet
Western end of US 70 concurrency; western terminus of US 70 Bus and SR 26
US 231 (North Cumberland Street/SR 10) Westmoreland, Murfreesboro
SR 266 south (N College Street) NoreneNorthern terminus of SR 266
SR 141 north (Hartsville Pike) HartsvilleWestern end of SR 141 concurrency

US 70N east / US 70 Bus. west (E Main Street/SR 24) Carthage, Lebanon Business District
Eastern terminus of US 70 Bus; Western terminus of US 70N
SR 141 east (Trousdale Ferry Pike) GordonsvilleEastern end of SR 141 concurrency
I-40 Nashville, KnoxvilleI-40 Exit 239A-B eastbound and 239 westbound
SR 265 west (Trammel Lane) to I-840 HermitageEastern terminus of SR 265; provides access to Cedars of Lebanon State Park
Watertown SR 267 south (Statesville Road) StatesvilleNorthern terminus of SR 267
DeKalbAlexandria SR 53 north (Brush Creek Road) GordonsvilleWestern end of SR 53 concurrency
SR 96 west Auburntown, MurfreesboroWestern end of SR 96 concurrency
Liberty SR 53 south (Woodbury Highway) WoodburyEastern end of SR 53 concurrency
SR 96 east (Dale Ridge Road) – Center Hill DamEastern end of SR 96 concurrency
Smithville SR 83 (New Home Road/Allen Ferry Road)Partial loop around Smithville
SR 146 south (South Mountain Street)Northern terminus of SR 146
SR 56 (Congress Boulevard) Baxter, McMinnville
White SR 136 (Old Kentucky Road) Cookeville, Rock IslandProvides access to Rock Island State Park
Sparta US 70S west / SR 111 (Spencer Highway) Cookeville, McMinnville, SpencerEastern terminus of US 70S; interchange
59.2595.35 SR 1 / US 70 east (Mayberry Street/W Bockman Way) to SR 111 McMinnville, CrossvilleEastern terminus; US 70 continues east along SR 1 towards Crossville
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