List of highways numbered 85

The following highways are numbered 85. For a list of road called N85 see List of N85 roads.

International

European route E85

Australia

Goldfields Way, New South Wales

Queensland State Road from Bribie Island to Nindigully, with sections as listed below:

• Bribie Island Road - From Bribie Island to Caboolture
• D'Aguilar Highway - From Caboolture to Harlin
• Brisbane Valley Highway - From Harlin to Esk
• Esk–Hampton Road - From Esk to Hampton
• New England Highway - From Hampton to Toowoomba
• Gore Highway - From Toowoomba to 19 km north of Goondiwindi
• Leichhardt Highway - From 19 km north of Goondiwindi to Goondiwindi
• Barwon Highway - From Goondiwindi to Nindigully

Bribie Island Road - From Bribie Island to Caboolture

D'Aguilar Highway - From Caboolture to Harlin

Brisbane Valley Highway - From Harlin to Esk

Esk–Hampton Road - From Esk to Hampton

New England Highway - From Hampton to Toowoomba

Gore Highway - From Toowoomba to 19 km north of Goondiwindi

Missouri Route 85

Route 85 is a short highway in Gentry County. Its northern terminus is at Business U.S. Route 136 in Albany; its southern terminus is at Evona where the highway becomes Route A. No other towns are on the route.

Major intersections

The entire route is in Gentry County.

References

Connecticut Route 85

Route 85 a north–south state highway in the east-central portion of the U.S. state of Connecticut linking the city of New London to the town of Bolton.

Route description

Route 85 begins as a four-lane urban arterial road at US 1 in New London, with junctions with I-95 and I-395 in Waterford. Route 85 continues north through the towns of Montville and Salem as a 2-lane rural arterial road up to the junction with Route 82. The road continues further north into the towns of Colchester, Hebron, and Bolton as a collector road (with arterial sections near the Route 2 and Route 16 junctions). There is a brief overlap with Route 16 in Colchester. Route 85 ends in Bolton at US 6 and US 44 with a partial interchange with I-384 just before its terminus.

Route 85 is designated Governor's Road from its southern terminus to the intersection with Route 2 in Colchester.

History

The section of Route 85 south of Colchester can be traced to the 19th century Hartford and New London Turnpike. This portion of the former turnpike was designated as State Highway 102 in 1922, when state highways were first signed in Connecticut. The northward continuation from Colchester to Hebron was assigned as State Highway 366. Modern Route 85 was established in the 1932 state highway renumbering from old Highways 102 and 366, with an extension north via Bolton center to Route 83 in Manchester (using Campmeeting Road and Charter Oak Street). In 1950, the northern terminus was moved to its current location at US 6 (along former SR 807). The northern terminus was moved back to its original location in 1954, then shifted again to its current location in 1963. The original northern end became SR 534.