Pennsylvania Route 329

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PA Route 329
Length:	14 mi[1] (23 km)
Formed:	1946
West end:	PA 873 in Neffs
East end:	PA 248/PA 987 in Bath
Counties:	Lehigh, Northampton
Pennsylvania State Routes < PA 328 PA 331 > Minor - Legislative

Pennsylvania Route 329 is a Pennsylvania highway which runs for 14 miles through Lehigh and Northampton counties. It runs from Bath, Pennsylvania to the North Whitehall Township hamlet of Neffs.

[edit] Communities along the route

• North Whitehall Township
  • Neffs
• Whitehall Township
  • Egypt
  • Eagle Point
  • Cementon
• Borough of Northampton
• Allen Township
  • Weaversville
  • Howertown
• East Allen Township
  • Franks Corner
  • Jacksonville
• Borough of Bath

[edit] Major intersections

County	Location	Mile	Roads intersected	Notes
Lehigh	North Whitehall Township	0.0	PA 873
		0.5	I-476/PA Tpk	PA 329 passes under I-476/PA Turnpike.
	Whitehall Township	5.1	PA 145
Northampton	East Allen Township	10.7	PA 987	Western terminus of concurrency.
	Bath	12.9	PA 248 PA 987	Eastern terminus of PA 329/PA 987 concurrency.

[edit] References

v • d • e Transportation infrastructure of the Lehigh Valley East-west thru highways I-78 · US 22 · PA 248 View of Allentown Skyline looking northwest from the Albert E. Myers (8th Street) bridge. North-south thru highways Northeast extension of the Pennsylvania Turnpike · PA 33 · PA 309 · PA 611 Allentown roads PA 145 · PA 222 · PA 987 · Cedar Crest Boulevard · Lehigh Street · Tilghman Street Bethlehem roads PA 378 · PA 412 · PA 512 · Bethlehem Pike Other roads US 222 · PA 29 · PA 100 · PA 143 · PA 191 · PA 329 · PA 863 · PA 873 · PA 946 Public transportation Lehigh and Northampton Transportation Authority  · Trans-Bridge Lines Airports Lehigh Valley International Airport · Queen City Airport Waterways and Rail Lehigh Canal · Delaware Division of the Pennsylvania Canal · Norfolk Southern Railway