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| Length: | 138.92 mi[1] (223.57 km) | ||||||||
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| South end: |  US 50 in Parkdale |
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| North end: |  US 40 in Kremmling |
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| Counties: | Fremont, Park, Summit, Grand | ||||||||
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State Highway 9 in the U.S. state of Colorado is a 138-mile (222 km) long state highway through central Colorado. It is a mostly mountainous route, passing through the Rocky Mountains and connecting a chain of towns. SH 9 also enters the Pike National Forest and the Arapaho National Forest. The road goes over Hoosier Pass.
Major intersections
Source: Segment List for SH 9
| Milepost | City | Junction |
| 0 | Parkdale | U.S. Highway 50 Terminus |
| 46.980 | Hartsel |  U.S. Highway 24 Begin concurrency |
| 47.582 | Hartsel | U.S. Highway 24 End concurrency |
| 63.732 | Fairplay |  U.S. Highway 285 Begin concurrency |
| 64.673 | Fairplay | U.S. Highway 285 End concurrency |
| 96.998 | Frisco |  Interstate 70 Begin concurrency |
| 101.562 | Frisco | Interstate 70 End concurrency |
| 138.920 | Kremmling | U.S. Highway 40 Terminus |
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