Connecticut Route 309

	4.74 miles; from Route 167 in Simsbury to Route 179 in Canton. The portion between Route 167 and the Canton town line (also known locally as Old Farms Road, Westledge Road and North Canton Road) was under consideration as a state scenic road in 1999.
	The modern Route 309 was commissioned in 1963. Part of it was formerly unsigned SR 909. In 1966, the state cited an "urgent need" to realign about a mile of Route 309, from Stratton Brook to Hop Brook (Roughly Mountain Road to Route 167). It appears that this was never done, though some minor work was done near the high school at the east end of Route 309 in 1970.
	"8 Highway Projects Planned." The Hartford Courant, Apr. 4, 1966. "State Claims Repairs For Rt. 309 Years Away." The Hartford Courant, Nov. 5, 1973.
	Route 309 Ends (Photos; Doug Kerr at state-ends.com) Route 309 - Google Maps