Traffic & Transit

Get to Know Your State Roads In North-Central Connecticut

An informative series on Patch providing facts and figures on some of the state roads winding through northern and central Connecticut.

The Storrs section of Mansfield, featuring the University of Connecticut and E.O. Smith High School.
The Storrs section of Mansfield, featuring the University of Connecticut and E.O. Smith High School. (Tim Jensen/Patch Media Corp.)

The latest installment of this informative series on Patch sites in north-central Connecticut, providing facts and figures about some of the state roads which wind through the area, features the main thoroughfare to access the main campus of the University of Connecticut - Route 195, which begins at Route 66 in Willimantic and ends at Route 74 in Tolland.

  • Designated: 1932
  • Length: 15.91 miles
  • Towns: Willimantic, Mansfield, Coventry, Tolland
  • Other names: Jackson St. (Willimantic), Storrs Rd. (Mansfield), Tolland Tpk. (Coventry), Merrow Rd. (Tolland)
  • Junctions: Willimantic - Rt. 66; Mansfield - U.S. 6, Rt. 89, Rt. 275, U.S. 44, Rt. 320, Rt. 32; Tolland - I-84, Rt. 74
  • Landmarks: Alex Caisse Park (Willimantic); East Brook Mall, Spring Hill Inn, Mansfield Fire Department, E.O. Smith High School, University of Connecticut, Mansfield Supply, The Adventure Park At Storrs (Mansfield); Fieldstone Commons, Hicks Memorial Municipal Center & Library, Tolland Town Green (Tolland)

East Brook Mall in Mansfield. (Tim Jensen/Patch Media Corp.)

The main entrance of the University of Connecticut campus in Storrs. (Tim Jensen/Patch Media Corp.)

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The Hicks Memorial Municipal Center & Library in Tolland. (Tim Jensen/Patch Media Corp.)

The infamous spot by the Tolland Town Green, where Willimantic apparently lost an "I". (Tim Jensen/Patch Media Corp.)

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