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STATE & ROUTE	DESCRIPTION
PENNSYLVANIA (Cont.) US Route 209 Relocation APPROVED	Beginning at the junction of present US 209 and a new high-type facility west of Sciota, thence easterly to State Route 164 west of Hamilton Square, thence northerly by-passing Snydersville to the east to present US 209 west of Stroudsburg.
US Route 222 Relocation APPROVED	Beginning at the junction of present US 222 and a new high-type facility (State Route 10) in West Reading, thence northwesterly on SR 10 to interchange with Buttonwood Street, thence northeasterly vis Buttonwood Street through Greenfield Manor to interchange with present US 222 in Hyde Park.
US Route 222 BR Recognition of a Business Route APPROVED	Beginning at the junction of present US 222 and State Route 10 in West Reading, thence northerly over former US 222 through Reading to junction with new US 222 in Hyde Park.
US Route 322 Relocation APPROVED	Beginning on US 322 at a junction with new high-type facility west of Quentin, thence southeasterly by-passing Cornwall on the south to junction with present US 322 southeast of Cornwall.
"APPROVED	Beginning at junction of a newly constructed facility and US 322 southeast of Lewistown, thence on new location through Lewtstown to junction with present US 322 in Burnham.
"APPROVED	Beginning at the junction of present US 322 and a new high-type factory northest of Cochranton and southeasterly on new location by-passing Cochranton on the east to a junction with present US 322 at Hannasville.
US Route 422 Relocation APPROVED	Beginning at the junction of present US 422 and State Route 10 in West Reading, thence southeasterly on a new high-type facility by-passing Reading on the south to a junction with present US 422 southeast of Reiffton.
US Route 422 BR Recognition of A Business Route	Beginning at the junction of present US 422 and State Route 10 in West Reading, thence easterly over former US 422 through Reading and Mount Penn to'a junction vith present US 422 southeast of Reiffton.