Indiana State Road 63

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State Road 63

George Rogers Clark Trail

Length:

96.2 mi^[1] (154.8 km)

Formed:

1970s

South end:

IN 58 in Merom

Major
junctions:

I-70 in Terre Haute

US 36 near Montezuma
I-74 near Covington
US 136 near Covington

North end:

US 41 near West Lebanon

Indiana roads
< SR 62		SR 64 >
Interstates - U.S. Routes - State Roads - Former

Looking north along State Road 63 north of U.S. Route 136

State Road 63 in Indiana is a north-south route in the western portion of the state. It starts in Merom at the terminus of State Road 58 and travels northward through Terre Haute and Clinton, and merges into U.S. Route 41 in Warren County. From Terre Haute to its northern terminus, it is a four-lane divided highway, and bypasses the two-lane US 41 to the east.

The new State Road 63 was built in the early 1970s, bypassing West Lebanon and resulting in the 13-mile business route State Road 263 (a portion of the original route) through the town. The four-lane highway is often called "New 63" by local residents, and the business route is often called "Old 63".

Cities and towns served by SR 63 include, from south to north:

[edit] Major intersections

Source: INDOT Highway Referencing System^[2]

County	Location	Mile	Roads intersected	Notes
Sullivan	Merom	0.00	SR 58	SR 63 begins
Sullivan	Sullivan County	10.62	SR 48
Vigo	Vigo County	16.25	SR 246
	Terre Haute	28.70	I-70	underpass
		29.97	US 41	concurrency begins
		33.08	US 41	concurrency ends after 3.11 miles
		33.25	US 41	overpass
Vermillion	Vermillion County	44.95	SR 163
		54.92	US 36
		63.17	SR 71
		73.66	SR 32	west of Perrysville
		78.31	I-74	overpass
Warren	Warren County	79.84	US 136	underpass
		80.33	SR 263	southern terminus of SR 263 business route
		89.87	SR 28	west of West Lebanon
		92.76	SR 263	northern terminus of SR 263 business route
		95.62	US 41	underpass
		96.17	US 41	SR 63 ends