Wikipedia:WikiProject U.S. Roads/North Carolina/Renumberings

Mid-1930s

New	Old	Notes
US 1	NC 50
NC 2	part of NC 70, part of NC 75, and NC 702
NC 3	new
NC 4	part of NC 482
NC 5	NC 701
NC 6	part of NC 94
NC 7	NC 7	was NC 29 before 1932
NC 8	NC 8
NC 9	NC 9
NC 10	NC 10
NC 11	NC 11
NC 12	NC 12
NC 13	part of NC 21
NC 14	NC 14
US 15	part of NC 75, part of NC 70, NC 241, and part of NC 24	US 15 overlapped US 501 on the sections that were NC 70 and NC 201
US 15 Alternate	part of NC 24 and part of NC 21
NC 16	NC 16
US 17	part of NC 30, NC 342, part of NC 34, and NC 341
NC 18	NC 18
US 19	part of NC 10 and part of NC 69
US 19W	NC 692 and part of NC 19
US 19E	part of NC 69
NC 20	NC 220
US 21	NC 261 and part of NC 26
NC 22	NC 64
US 23	NC 285	US 23 overlapped US 19 and US 19W to Virginia
NC 24	NC 24, part of NC 53, and NC 605
US 25	part of NC 69	US 25 overlapped US 70 into Tennessee
US 25A	part of NC 69	US 25 was rerouted on a new road from Skyland to Biltmore
NC 26	part of NC 19
NC 27	NC 27 and part of NC 74
NC 28	part of NC 21
US 29	part of NC 275, part of NC 20, part of NC 15, part of NC 10, and part of NC 70	NC 20 segment overlapped US 74; NC 10 segment overlapped US 70
US 29A	NC 10A
NC 30	NC 30	The realignment at Sunbury was probably after the renumbering.
NC 31	new?	not on the 1936 county map
NC 32	NC 32
NC 33	NC 33
NC 34	NC 34	The realignment at Sunbury was probably after the renumbering.
NC 35	NC 35 and part of NC 48
NC 36	part of NC 213, part of NC 31, and NC 311
NC 37	NC 321
NC 38	NC 301
NC 39	part of NC 23 and NC 501
NC 40	NC 40	Became part of US 421 shortly after the renumbering
NC 41	NC 41, part of NC 201, and part of NC 70
NC 42	NC 42
NC 43	NC 43
NC 44	NC 44
NC 45	NC 45
NC 46	NC 46
NC 47	NC 40A
NC 48	most of NC 482
NC 49	part of NC 15
NC 50	NC 221
NC 51	NC 276
US 52	NC 66, part of NC 10, and part of NC 80	US 52 overlapped US 29 and US 70 along the old NC 10 segment
NC 53	NC 53 and part of NC 201
NC 54	NC 54
NC 55	NC 55 and NC 117
NC 56	NC 56
NC 57	NC 57
NC 58	NC 58
NC 59	NC 59
NC 60	part of NC 294
NC 61	NC 61
NC 62	NC 62
NC 62A	NC 740
NC 63	NC 63
US 64	part of NC 28, part of NC 10, and part of NC 90	US 64 overlapped with US 70 from Old Fort to Statesville
NC 65	NC 65
NC 66	NC 661
NC 67	NC 67
NC 68	NC 68
US 70	part of NC 20 and part of NC 10
US 70A (two routes)	NC 10A (two routes)
NC 71	NC 71
NC 72	part of NC 70
NC 73	NC 113, part of NC 271, part of NC 74, part of NC 515, part of NC 51, and NC 75
US 74	part of NC 20
NC 75	NC 25
US 76	NC 202	US 76 overlapped US 74 to Wilmington
NC 77	NC 204
NC 78	NC 206
NC 79	NC 203
NC 80	NC 80
NC 81	part of NC 10
NC 82	part of NC 55
NC 89	NC 89
NC 90	NC 90 and NC 171
NC 91	NC 91
NC 92	NC 92
NC 93	NC 93
NC 94	NC 94 and NC 6	NC 6 was created in 1933
NC 95	NC 95
NC 96	NC 96 and part of NC 17
NC 97	NC 97
NC 98	part of NC 581?	may have happened after the renumbering
NC 99	new
NC 100	NC 10A (was NC 100 before 1932)
NC 101	NC 101
NC 102	NC 102 and NC 126
NC 103	NC 103
NC 104	NC 104
NC 105	NC 105
NC 106	NC 106
NC 107	NC 107
NC 109	NC 892, NC 891, NC 109, part of NC 51, and part of NC 515
NC 110	NC 110
NC 111	NC 111 and NC 402
NC 112	NC 112
NC 114	NC 114
NC 115	NC 115
NC 116	NC 116
US 117	part of NC 40 and part of NC 30
NC 118	NC 118
NC 119	NC 119
NC 120	NC 120
NC 122	NC 122
NC 123	NC 123
NC 124	NC 124
NC 125	NC 125
US 129	NC 108	US 129 overlapped US 19 from Topton to Georgia
NC 130	NC 130
NC 144	NC 144
NC 150	NC 150
NC 151	NC 151
NC 152	NC 152
NC 153	NC 153
US 158	part of NC 48 and part of NC 12
NC 161	NC 161
NC 170	new
US 176	part of NC 191 and part of NC 19
NC 180	NC 180
NC 181	NC 181 and part of NC 19
NC 182	NC 182
NC 183	NC 183
NC 190	NC 190
NC 191	NC 191
NC 192	NC 192
NC 194	NC 194
NC 197	NC 197
NC 200	NC 200
NC 205	NC 205	branch of original NC 20; the original NC 205 became a southwestward extension of NC 275 at the same time
NC 208	NC 208
NC 209	NC 209
NC 210	NC 210
NC 211	NC 211 and part of NC 70
NC 212	NC 212
NC 213	NC 213 and NC 31
NC 214	NC 214
NC 215	NC 215
NC 216	NC 216
NC 217	NC 217
NC 218	new
US 220	part of NC 75, part of NC 70, part of NC 704, and part of NC 77
US 221	part of NC 28, part of NC 19, and NC 207
NC 222	NC 222
NC 231	new
NC 242	NC 242
US 258	part of NC 12 and NC 121
NC 260	NC 260	branch of original NC 26
NC 262	NC 262
US 264	part of NC 91
NC 268	NC 268
NC 271	NC 271
NC 272	NC 272
NC 273	NC 273
NC 274	NC 274
NC 275	NC 275
US 276	part of NC 284
NC 277	NC 277
NC 280	NC 280
NC 281	NC 281
NC 282	NC 282
NC 283	NC 283
NC 284	NC 284
NC 286	NC 286
NC 287	NC 287
NC 288	NC 288
NC 289	NC 289
		Unclear if NC 291 was cancelled in 1935 or was renumbered in 1931.
NC 292	NC 292
NC 293	NC 293
NC 294	NC 294
US 301	NC 22 and part of NC 40
NC 302	NC 302
NC 303	NC 303
NC 304	NC 304
NC 305	NC 305
NC 306	NC 306
NC 307	NC 307
NC 308	NC 308
US 311	part of NC 77
US 321	part of NC 16 and part of NC 17
NC 343	NC 343
NC 344	NC 344	Eliminated probably after the renumbering.
NC 345	NC 345
NC 345A	NC 345A
NC 350	NC 350
NC 401	NC 401
NC 403	NC 403
US 421	NC 60
NC 500	NC 500
US 501	part of NC 55, part of NC 75, and part of NC 70	US 501 overlapped US 301 to Latta, South Carolina
US 521	part of NC 26
NC 561	NC 561
NC 562	NC 562
NC 581	NC 581
US 601	part of NC 80
NC 602	NC 602
NC 603	NC 603
NC 610	NC 610
NC 630	NC 630
NC 681	NC 681
NC 693	NC 693
NC 694	NC 694
NC 695	NC 695
NC 700	NC 700
US 701	part of NC 23
NC 703	NC 703
NC 704	NC 704
NC 705	NC 705
NC 708	NC 708	became part of NC 704 shortly after the renumbering
NC 710	new	was this created before the renumbering?
NC 740	NC 740
NC 741	new
NC 751	NC 751
NC 761	new
NC 770	NC 770
NC 771	NC 771
NC 772	NC 772
NC 800	NC 800
NC 801	NC 801
NC 802	NC 802
NC 901	NC 901
NC 902	NC 902
NC 903	NC 903

1937:

• NC 9: renamed US 70A, and reassigned as a renumbering of NC 119 and NC 192 to match SC 9
• NC 38: renumbered from NC 771 to match SC 38
• NC 85: renumbered from NC 802 to match SC 85 (but see below)
• NC 86: renumbered from NC 38
• NC 161: renumbered from NC 215 to match SC 161
• NC 162: renumbered from NC 161
• NC 904: renumbered from NC 761 to match SC 904

1940:

• NC 8: extended north over part of NC 109 to match VA 8
• NC 14: renumbered from part of NC 65
• NC 16: rerouted north over NC 681 to match VA 16 (which had been renumbered from VA 92 and other roads)
• NC 32: extended north over part of NC 172 to match VA 32 (which had been renumbered from a portion of VA 10)
• NC 35: renumbered from NC 45 to match VA 35
• NC 37: extended south over part of NC 172 to match VA 37 (which had been renumbered from VA 53)
• NC 45: renumbered from NC 35
• NC 49: extended north over part of NC 62 and part of NC 144 to match VA 49 (which was rerouted on a new route)
• NC 62: rerouted south over part of NC 61 and part of NC 144
• NC 65: swapped with US 158 and truncated
• NC 78: renumbered from NC 93
• NC 80: renumbered from NC 104
• NC 86: renumbered from NC 14 to match VA 86
• NC 88: extended north over part of NC 16
• NC 93: renumbered from NC 260 to match VA 93
• NC 96: renumbered from NC 562 to match VA 96 (which had been renumbered from a portion of VA 49 which was rerouted to match NC 49)
• NC 103: renumbered from NC 80 to match VA 103
• NC 104: renumbered from NC 800 to match VA 104
• NC 119: renumbered from NC 103 (extended to Virginia in 1954; the connecting road was designated as VA 419 while a numbering swap of VA 119 and then-new VA 419 was being discussed; it was approved, making the connecting road VA 119
• NC 127: renumbered from NC 96
• NC 150: extended southwest replacing NC 184 to match South Carolina
• NC 172: renumbered from NC 86

In 1952 US 13 was extended replacing NC 97, and NC 13 was decommissioned entirely.

1961:

• NC 26: Renumbered NC 226
• NC 40: Renumbered NC 133
• NC 77: Renumbered NC 177
• NC 85: Renumbered NC 145
• NC 95: Renumbered NC 97
• NC 277: Renumbered NC 279