Connecticut Route 149

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Connecticut Route 149 is a state highway in Connecticut that runs through rural and small-town areas, connecting communities such as Colchester while providing access to scenic and historic parts of the region.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf road in Connecticut
state highway
connects Colchester, Connecticut
country United States
follows Salmon River valley
hasCharacteristic provides access to historic areas
scenic
hasJunctionWith Connecticut Route 151
Connecticut Route 16
Connecticut Route 82
hasLanes two-lane road
hasScenicViewsOf forested landscapes
rivers and streams
hasSpeedLimit varies by segment
highwayNumber 149
locatedIn Middlesex County, Connecticut
New London County, Connecticut
maintainedBy Connecticut Department of Transportation
nearbyFeature Connecticut River
Salmon River
opened 20th century
partOf Connecticut state highway system
passesThrough rural areas of Connecticut
small-town areas of Connecticut
primaryFunction connects rural communities
providesAccessTo historic districts in small towns
state parks in the region
region eastern Connecticut
roadClassification collector road
roadSurface paved
routeType Connecticut state highway
secondaryFunction tourist and scenic travel route
serves Colchester, Connecticut
East Haddam, Connecticut
Marlborough, Connecticut
Moodus, Connecticut
state Connecticut
trafficLevel light to moderate
usedBy automobiles
bicycles
trucks
usedFor access to recreational areas
local traffic

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Colchester, Connecticut majorHighway Connecticut Route 149