Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Kentucky Route 3294 is a state maintained highway in Boyd County, Kentucky. It was originally commissioned as a state rural route in 1987 under the term of governor Martha Layne Collins, who led a statewide adoption of many higher traffic county roads and former state owned roads as state highways for maintenance purposes.The original designation began at the intersection with U.S. 23 in Catlettsburg, then followed Cemetery Road which becomes Catlettsburg-Cannonsburg Pike (aka Cannonsburg Road)which terminatesnat U.S. 60 aat Cannonsburg, an unincorporated hamlet in western Boyd County.KY Route 3294 is noted on U.S. 23 and U.S. 60 informational material as a replacement designation for the highways' original route through Catlettsburg and also as part of the original Midland Trail, which was popular and important stagecoach road bte."@en }
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- Kentucky_Route_3294 abstract "Kentucky Route 3294 is a state maintained highway in Boyd County, Kentucky. It was originally commissioned as a state rural route in 1987 under the term of governor Martha Layne Collins, who led a statewide adoption of many higher traffic county roads and former state owned roads as state highways for maintenance purposes.The original designation began at the intersection with U.S. 23 in Catlettsburg, then followed Cemetery Road which becomes Catlettsburg-Cannonsburg Pike (aka Cannonsburg Road)which terminatesnat U.S. 60 aat Cannonsburg, an unincorporated hamlet in western Boyd County.KY Route 3294 is noted on U.S. 23 and U.S. 60 informational material as a replacement designation for the highways' original route through Catlettsburg and also as part of the original Midland Trail, which was popular and important stagecoach road bte.".
- Q2434187 abstract "Kentucky Route 3294 is a state maintained highway in Boyd County, Kentucky. It was originally commissioned as a state rural route in 1987 under the term of governor Martha Layne Collins, who led a statewide adoption of many higher traffic county roads and former state owned roads as state highways for maintenance purposes.The original designation began at the intersection with U.S. 23 in Catlettsburg, then followed Cemetery Road which becomes Catlettsburg-Cannonsburg Pike (aka Cannonsburg Road)which terminatesnat U.S. 60 aat Cannonsburg, an unincorporated hamlet in western Boyd County.KY Route 3294 is noted on U.S. 23 and U.S. 60 informational material as a replacement designation for the highways' original route through Catlettsburg and also as part of the original Midland Trail, which was popular and important stagecoach road bte.".