Missouri Route 100

The Missouri State Route 100, known as the St. Louis County also Manchaster Road, is running from east to west State Route through the U.S. state of Missouri. The eastern end point is located in the center of the city of St. Louis to the confluence with the Interstate 55 The western end is the junction with U.S. Highway 50 in Linn, located in the central Osage County. The road is 195 km long and runs in the St. Louis mostly on the old Route 66

Course

In the town of Linn State Route 100 branches off from U.S. Highway 50 to the north and reaches the Chamois Missouri River. There, the northern terminus of the Missouri State Route 89 is achieved. In Hermann, the northern terminus of the Missouri State Route 19 is achieved. Further east is the road to New Haven, where the State Route 100 runs along the Missouri River on the northern terminus of the Missouri State Route 185 to Washington. There, the Missouri State Route 47 crosses

Behind Washington, the parallel course ends with the Missouri River and Interstate 44 is reached. Northeast of thereof, the St. Louis County is reached. A little later a section which is developed as a highway ( Expressway) begins. Wildwood Missouri State Route 109 crosses in Ellisville, Missouri where State Route 340 crosses, ending the developed section. From here on, the route carries the designation 100 Manchester Road.

In Manchester, the Missouri State Route 141 crosses Further east, crosses Interstate 270 and the city of Des Peres is achieved. In Kirkwood, the coextending U.S. Highway 61 and 67 crossed. In the course of the route 100 performs Warson Woods, Glendale, Rock Hill, Brentwood, Maplewood and.

Thereafter, 100 reached the city of St. Louis route. In downtown St. Louis, the Missouri State Route 100 ends at Interstate 55

The longest part of the route of the Missouri State Route 100 is part of the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail, which commemorates the Lewis and Clark Expedition.

Between St. Louis and Interstate 44 corresponds to the course of the historic Route 66, Route 100