What is hwy 219 oregon?

Highway 219 is a state highway located in the northwest region of Oregon, United States. It runs from Newberg to Woodburn, spanning a distance of approximately 20 miles. The highway passes through the towns of St. Paul and Hubbard and connects with other major highways such as Interstate 5 and State Route 99W.

Highway 219 primarily serves as a commuter route for residents of Yamhill and Marion counties, as well as a transportation corridor for agriculture and industry. The road passes through scenic farmlands, vineyards, and forested areas, providing a beautiful landscape for travelers.

Despite its relatively short length, Highway 219 has a history of safety concerns, with several hazardous intersections and stretches of road that have been the site of fatal accidents. However, the Oregon Department of Transportation has undertaken efforts to improve safety along the highway, including adding turn lanes, installing traffic signals, and improving visibility at certain intersections.