SR 83 .281923.E2.80.931957.29 List of former state routes in Ohio (50–130)

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sr 83 short state route in northeastern corner of ohio. route had western terminus in or around ashtabula route had 3 different alignments throughout history. first alignment, created in 1923 on former route of sr 476 started south of ashtabula, headed east through sheffield , ended @ pennsylvania state line in monroe township. alignment last until 1927. next year, sr 83 began traveling northeast southern section of ashtabula kingsville headed southeast monroe center end @ sr 7. routing remain in place until 1938 when sr 83 swapped routes sr 84. final routing of sr 83 started in southern ashtabula , traveled east (on alignment different 1923 route) kelloggsville before jogging south monroe center ending @ sr 7. 1958, sr 83 removed state highway system , roads on traveled transferred ashtabula county.









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