Pennsylvania Route 106

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PA Route 106
Length:	21 mi[1] (34 km)
Formed:	1972
West end:	US 11 in Kingsley
Major junctions:	I 81 in Lenox PA 92 in Lenox PA 374 Royal to West Clifford PA 247 in Finch Hill
East end:	US 6 BUS in Carbondale
Counties:	Susquehanna, Lackawanna
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Pennsylvania Route 106 is a 21 mile long state highway located in Susquehanna and Lackawanna counties in Pennsylvania. The western terminus is at US 11 in Kingsley. The eastern terminus is at US 6 Business in Carbondale.

[edit] History

PA 106 was once the central piece of U.S. Route 106, a U.S. Highway that connected Wyalusing to the Delaware River across from Narrowsburg, New York. It was commissioned in 1926, and split among PA 706, PA 106, and PA 652 in 1973.

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v • d • e Roads of the Wyoming Valley Interstate Highways I-80, I-81, I-84, I-380, I-476 (Northeast Extension of the Pennsylvania Turnpike) Expressways Cross Valley Expressway, Central Scranton Expressway, North Scranton Expressway U.S. Routes US 6, US 11 Pennsylvania Routes PA 29, PA 92, PA 93, PA 106, PA 107, PA 115, PA 118, PA 171, PA 239, PA 247, PA 307, PA 309, PA 315, PA 347, PA 348, PA 407, PA 415, PA 424, PA 435, PA 437, PA 438, PA 502, PA 524, PA 590, PA 632, PA 690, PA 924, PA 940