Q Road in Butler County, Nebraska
Q Road in Butler County is an asphalted secondary road. It runs in a north-south direction starting from 45 Road and crosses Road 11, 44 1/2 Road, 44 Road, 43 Road and 42 Road and ends at 41 1/2 Road. This street is part of the highway "15". Q Road also exists in Franklin County, Merrick County, Phelps County, Otoe County and Kearney County.
- Road Type
- secondary road
- Speed Limit
- 65 mph
- Route
- north-south
Streets nearby
44 1/2 RoadEdholm Public School
0.4 mi
45 RoadEdholm
0.6 mi
PQ Road0.7 mi
Road PQ0.9 mi
Road 111.7 mi
Road 431.9 mi
Kobza Island Road2.0 mi
South Mentzer Lake Road2.0 mi
Mentzer Lake Road2.1 mi
North Mentzer Lake Road2.1 mi
Lake Socorro Road2.3 mi
S Road2.3 mi
Duke Street2.4 mi
Island Drive2.4 mi
O RoadGafield Public School, Speedway School
2.4 mi
Road 92.5 mi
Road 102.5 mi
43 1/2 Road2.5 mi
Front Street2.5 mi
Broad Street2.6 mi
Banks Street2.6 mi
Road CRiverside School
2.6 mi
Q Road2.7 mi
Road 422.7 mi
County Road B2.7 mi
Bobcat Lake Road2.7 mi
Keating Lake Road2.7 mi
Grant Street2.7 mi
44 Road2.7 mi
Sherman Street2.8 mi
Fremont Street2.9 mi
Road S2.9 mi
Dix StreetOctavia, Octavia Post Office, Octavia Community Church
2.9 mi
Howard Street2.9 mi
41 1/2 Road2.9 mi
Butler Street2.9 mi
T Road3.0 mi
R Road3.0 mi
43 Road3.0 mi
QR Road3.0 mi
Ski Lake Road3.1 mi
South Park Road3.2 mi
Windmill Cove Road3.3 mi
Colfax StreetGolden LivingCenter - Schuyler, CHI Health Clinic, Trinity Lutheran Church, Casey's General Store
3.4 mi
Nature reserves nearby
White Tail Wildlife Management Area1.7 mi
Rivers nearby
Bone Creek1.1 mi
Lost Creek2.8 mi
Streams nearby
Duck Creek3.0 mi
Waters nearby
Mentzer Lake2.1 mi
Lake Socorro2.3 mi
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| Bike lane on roadway | |
| Cycling allowed on bus lane | |
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| Open to cyclists | |
| Open to cyclists, good path | |
| Cycling prohibited | |
| Cobblestone |
| Long-distance bike route | (depending on scale) | |
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| Long-distance hiking trail | (depending on scale) | |
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| Pedestrians prohibited |