Talk:Florida State Road 79
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Southern terminus location ambiguous
[edit]The article lists the southern terminus of SR-79 at US-98, but the map lists it at SR-30, which runs along the beach (as does the "major intersections" chart). SR-30 used to be ALT-98 (until 2006), and I believe it may have even been the mainline of US-98 in the very distant past, so I don't know if this is a mix of old and new information. Perhaps someone with a better knowledge of Florida State Roads could address this. I'm not willing to try to correct the article and then turn out to be wrong. Thanks! 504roadtrips (talk) 20:58, 14 December 2025 (UTC)



