U.S. Route 84 in Alabama

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U.S. Highway 84
State Route 12
Length:	231.682 mi[1] (372.856 km)
Formed:	1926
West end:	US 84 towards Laurel, MS
Major junctions:	US-43 in Grove Hill US-31 in Evergreen US-231 in Dothan
East end:	US 84 towards Bainbridge, GA
Alabama State Routes < SR-83 I-85 > < US-11 SR-13 >

U.S. Highway 84 (US-84), internally designated by the Alabama Department of Transportation as State Route 12 (SR-12), is a major east-west state highway across the southern part of the U.S. state of Alabama.

US-84 passes through a series of smaller towns and communities. Dothan, in the southeastern corner of the state, is the only city whose population exceeds 50,000 that the route passes through.

[edit] Cities and towns along the route

• Grove Hill
• Monroeville
• Evergreen
• Andalusia
• Opp
• Enterprise
• Dothan

[edit] Junctions with Interstate highways, U.S. highways, and major state routes

• U.S. Highway 43 and unsigned State Route 13 at Grove Hill
• Interstate 65 near Evergreen
• U.S. Highway 31 and unsigned State Route 3 at Evergreen. US-31, U.S 84, SR-3 and SR-12 overlap through the city and split near Herbert in eastern Conecuh County.
• U.S. Highway 29 and unsigned State Route 15 in Andalusia. The routes briefly overlap through the city.
• U.S. Highway 331 and unsigned State Route 9 in Opp.
• U.S. Highway 231, U.S. Highway 431 and unsigned State Route 1 and unsigned State Route 53 in Dothan. These six routes overlap along Ross Clark Circle (State Route 210), which bypasses the city.

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