Category:Utah State Route 190 (1935-1969)

English: Media related to Utah State Route 190 (1935-1969 (SR-190), a 1.5 miles (2.4 km) state highway in western Cedar City, Utah, United States, that formed a loop around Southern Utah University. It began at the intersection of West Center Street (SR-190) and 300 West and ran south along South 300 West to West 200 South, then ran west along West 200 South to South 800 West, then runs north along South 800 West to West Center Street, and finally east along West Center Street to connects with its (SR-190) western terminus before ending at the intersection of Main Street (U.S. Route 91) and the western end of Utah State Route 14 (East Center Street). In 1969 the route was renumbered as State Route 289 (SR-289). However, instead of running north along South 800 west (as its western edge), SR-289 extended farther west to run north along South 1150 West (as its western edge).