Connecticut Route 364

	4.56 miles; from Route 120 in Southington to Route 71 in Berlin.
	In the 1920s, State Highway 364 followed today's Route 163 between Routes 82 and 32 in Montville. Today's Route 364 was not a state highway at all until July 1962, when the state announced the formation of SR 564, a route the state would maintain but not post with a route number. This change was in the midst of a statewide reclassification of highways. A year later, however, SR 564 was given a signed route number: 364. Its numbering was the luck of the draw, but Route 364 reigned as the highest signed state route number in Connecticut until Nov. 6, 1980, when Route 372 was designated.
	"Southington Rd. Now Becomes State Road 564." Hartford Courant, July 19, 1962. "3-Mile Section of Road To Open." Hartford Courant, Nov. 3, 1980. (mentions 372) "Opening Marked of New Rt. 72 Section." Hartford Courant, Nov. 6, 1980.
	Route 364 Ends (Photos; Doug Kerr at state-ends.com)