Volunteer State Roads - The Highways of Tennessee

TN 352

TN 352 may be best described as a two-part highway. Part of it is known as Devil Fork Road, a former county road extending out of North Carolina that runs along Devil Fork Indian Creek at the foot of Flint Mountain. The other part is an extension along Old U.S. 23 to meet U.S. 19W in Ernestville.

The Devils Fork part begins where the Appalachian Trail crosses extending off of NC 212, an extremely winding road that is not for those with little patience on mountain roads. The extension along Old U.S. 23 occured in 1997 when U.S. 23 was relocated to a new freeway up to Sams Gap, now part of I-26.

All photos below taken January 14, 2007.


	TN 352 takes over part of Old U.S. 23 where U.S. 19W leaves the route. This is the northern end of TN 352.
	The first westbound reassurance shield is within view of the approaching the U.S. 23/I-26 overpass, which is beginning to show a little age after being in place for 10 years.
	The junction sign is situated further back on Old U.S. 23 southbound, which is here part of U.S. 19W.
	The photo here is looking north at the South Indian Creek bridge approaching the junction with U.S. 19W. Note how close the final mile marker is to the end of the route.
	U.S. 19W northbound at Old U.S. 23, now TN 352 to the left.