Utah § 72-4-131 - State highways -- SR-252 and SR-256 to SR-260.
Full text of Utah Utah Code § 72-4-131 — State highways -- SR-252 and SR-256 to SR-260., with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 72-4-131. State highways -- SR-252 and SR-256 to SR-260.
State highways include:
| (1) | SR-252. From SR-91 and SR-89 northerly on 1000 West in Logan to 2500 North; then easterly on 2500 North Street to SR-91 in North Logan. |
| (2) | SR-256. From Route 89 north of Salina northerly through Redmond to Route 89 south of Axtell. |
| (3) | SR-257. From Route 21 at Milford northeasterly through Black Rock and Deseret to Route 6 near Hinckley. |
| (4) | SR-258. From Route 70 near Elsinore easterly to Route 118 east of Elsinore. |
| (5) | SR-259. From Route 24 near Sigurd, north to I-70 at the Sigurd Interchange. |
| (6) | SR-260. From Route 24 south of Aurora to Route 50 west of Salina. |
Amended by Chapter 57, 2008 General Session
Source: official Utah text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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