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- Tennessee_State_Route_116 abstract "State Route 116 in Tennessee runs from its junction with State Route 62 at its southwestern end between Wartburg and Coalfield in Morgan County, to its northeastern end at Caryville, Tennessee in Campbell County.From its southwestern terminus it heads northeast and passes through the town of Petros and past Brushy Mountain State Penitentiary.Continuing northeast into Anderson County, the highway then passes through remote mountainous country known for its many former coal mining villages, some of which were company towns and are now essentially ghost towns. Among them are the towns (or former towns) of Fork Mountain, Buffalo, Devonia (a/k/a Moore's Camp), Braytown, Rosedale, and Charley's Branch. The Devonia post office which served this entire region was closed in 1975. Once the mines in these towns closed down with the resulting loss of population, the towns' schools were closed and remaining students were consolidated into the Rosedale school, which saw steadily falling enrollment and was closed in the 1990s. This section of Route 116 parallels the New River and the former line of the Tennessee Railroad. There are many abandoned underground coal mines, coal tipples, and railroad yards and sidings along this section of Route 116. Despite the end of most underground mining and the demise of the towns along this portion of the highway, a great deal of strip mining continues however.Route 116 briefly passes into Campbell County and then turns southeast back into Anderson County. From there it passes through the village of Stainville and continues southeast through some remote, sparsely populated mountains to Laurel Grove. There it turns northeast again at the junction with Frost Bottom Road, since 1982 designated as State Route 330. This section of the highway parallels Walden Ridge to the immediate southeast, and a former spur of the Norfolk Southern Railway (now closed), and passes through Briceville, Fraterville which was the site of a 1902 mine explosion, "The Wye" near the former mining camp of Beech Grove, and finally through a gap in Walden Ridge to enter Lake City.Originally the northeastern terminus of Route 116 was in Lake City at the junction with U.S. 25W. About 1982, Route 116 was extended northward to Caryville to incorporate the portion of the former U.S. 25W between Lake City and Caryville superseded by Interstate 75. This addition to Route 116 parallels the busy railroad lines of both the CSX and Norfolk Southern, and Interstate 75 immediately to the west.Petros, Briceville, Lake City, and Caryville are the only towns of any sizeable population today along Route 116.The highway has had a high rate of accidents, including fatal accidents, attributed to conditions including narrow shoulders, numerous curves, unstable slopes, rockfall hazards, and absence of guardrails. In 2013, the Tennessee Department of Transportation announced plans for $1.2 million in roadway improvements, including widening of shoulders and addition of guardrails, pavement markings and signs.".
- Tennessee_State_Route_116 county Anderson_County,_Tennessee.
- Tennessee_State_Route_116 county Campbell_County,_Tennessee.
- Tennessee_State_Route_116 county Morgan_County,_Tennessee.
- Tennessee_State_Route_116 routeEnd Tennessee_State_Route_63.
- Tennessee_State_Route_116 routeEnd Tennessee_State_Route_9.
- Tennessee_State_Route_116 routeEnd U.S._Route_25.
- Tennessee_State_Route_116 routeEndDirection "Northeast".
- Tennessee_State_Route_116 routeNumber "116".
- Tennessee_State_Route_116 routeStart Tennessee_State_Route_62.
- Tennessee_State_Route_116 routeStartDirection "Southwest".
- Tennessee_State_Route_116 routeTypeAbbreviation "Secondary".
- Tennessee_State_Route_116 thumbnail Tennessee_62.svg?width=300.
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- Tennessee_State_Route_116 wikiPageID "13133508".
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- Tennessee_State_Route_116 counties Anderson_County,_Tennessee.
- Tennessee_State_Route_116 counties Campbell_County,_Tennessee.
- Tennessee_State_Route_116 counties Morgan_County,_Tennessee.
- Tennessee_State_Route_116 directionA "Southwest".
- Tennessee_State_Route_116 directionB "Northeast".
- Tennessee_State_Route_116 hasPhotoCollection Tennessee_State_Route_116.
- Tennessee_State_Route_116 nextRoute "117".
- Tennessee_State_Route_116 nextType "Secondary".
- Tennessee_State_Route_116 previousRoute "115".
- Tennessee_State_Route_116 previousType "TN".
- Tennessee_State_Route_116 route "116".
- Tennessee_State_Route_116 state "TN".
- Tennessee_State_Route_116 terminusA "20".
- Tennessee_State_Route_116 terminusB "20".
- Tennessee_State_Route_116 type "Secondary".
- Tennessee_State_Route_116 wordnet_type synset-road-noun-1.
- Tennessee_State_Route_116 subject Category:State_highways_in_Tennessee.
- Tennessee_State_Route_116 type ArchitecturalStructure.
- Tennessee_State_Route_116 type Infrastructure.
- Tennessee_State_Route_116 type Place.
- Tennessee_State_Route_116 type Road.
- Tennessee_State_Route_116 type RouteOfTransportation.
- Tennessee_State_Route_116 type Wikidata:Q532.
- Tennessee_State_Route_116 type Place.
- Tennessee_State_Route_116 type Facility_Construct.
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- Tennessee_State_Route_116 comment "State Route 116 in Tennessee runs from its junction with State Route 62 at its southwestern end between Wartburg and Coalfield in Morgan County, to its northeastern end at Caryville, Tennessee in Campbell County.From its southwestern terminus it heads northeast and passes through the town of Petros and past Brushy Mountain State Penitentiary.Continuing northeast into Anderson County, the highway then passes through remote mountainous country known for its many former coal mining villages, some of which were company towns and are now essentially ghost towns. ".
- Tennessee_State_Route_116 label "Tennessee State Route 116".
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- Tennessee_State_Route_116 sameAs Q2503374.
- Tennessee_State_Route_116 sameAs Q2503374.
- Tennessee_State_Route_116 wasDerivedFrom Tennessee_State_Route_116?oldid=593939608.
- Tennessee_State_Route_116 depiction Tennessee_62.svg.
- Tennessee_State_Route_116 isPrimaryTopicOf Tennessee_State_Route_116.