Former Interstate 175 Georgia
Overview
The projected route of Interstate 175 was to follow much of Georgia State Route 300 between Albany and Cordele. SR 300 varies between a four lane divided highway and an five lane boulevard between U.S. 82/SR 520, outside Albany, and SR 300 Connector (old SR 257), south of Cordele. The stretch east from SR 300CO to I-75 at Exit 99 is a controlled access expressway with an interchange at U.S. 41.
Mileage by State
| Georgia | 37.80 mi |
Data Sources
Correspondence on August 23, 1977 from the FHWA to GDOT requesting the withdraw of Interstate 175
History
The American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) established Interstate 175 on June 17, 1975 as a route running northeast from SR 333 southeast of Albany to Interstate 75 south of Cordele. SR 300 replaced I-175 (and SR 257) in function between the two cities.






