Georgia State Route 339
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| Crooked Creek Road | ||||
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| Length: | 3.52 mi[1] (5.66 km) | |||
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| West end: |  S.R. 66 northwest of Young Harris |
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| East end: |   S.R. 17/S.R. 515 north of Young Harris |
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→State Route 339 is a 3.51-mile (5.65 km) long route in Towns County near Young Harris, Georgia, United States. Locally known exclusively as Crooked Creek Road, the highway is a very local route that extends from S.R. 17/S.R. 515 just south of the North Carolina state line to S.R. 66 one mile (1.6 km) south of the state line. The appropriately named road includes a number of sharp curves and turns. Gumlog Road extends roughly west of the end of S.R. 339, which if included would extend the route into Union County to Blairsville. The fully paved road first became part of the state highway system in 1961, and has seen little change since then except for shoulder widening.
