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Pennsylvania State Routes 3041 & 2047, Somerset County

This is a drive on Pennsylvania State Routes 3041 and 2047 in Somerset County. Both are the former route of US 219 between Somerset and Meyersdale. Prior to November 2018, SR 2047 consisted only of Business US 219 serving the Borough of Meyersdale which was created in 2000. With the 2018 opening of the new US 219 expressway between Somerset and Meyersdale, SR 2047 was extended north over US 219’s routing to the former southern end of the expressway outside of Somerset. SR 3041 is also a former routing of US 219 leading into Somerset but has existed far longer. It now serves as a direct route into Somerset from the south for travelers of US 219. SR 2047 serves the Boroughs of Berlin, Garrett, and Meyersdale in Southern Somerset County and currently carries the Business US 219 designation in Meyersdale. Coverage for this drive is the entire length of both routes going southbound. Beyond the southern end of SR 2047, Township Route 355 takes over a small portion of old US 219 leading south. Pennsylvania’s 4-digit state routes are mostly secondary routes, although some have a major purpose and do serve towns. The 4-digit state routes stay within their respective counties and are not unique, meaning that there are multiple state routes with the same numbers across the state. The numbers of the 4-digit routes follow a pattern where a county is divided into 4 quadrants. 1000 numbered routes are in the northeast quadrant, 2000 routes are in the southeast quadrant, 3000 routes are in the southwest quadrant, and 4000 routes are in the northwest quadrant. Route Shield Graphics and Banners are Public Domain from Wikipedia and created by the following Wikipedia users: TwinsMetsFan, Fredddie, and Ltljltlj Video is for entertainment purposes only. WARNING: Video may contain flashing lights.