US Route 224 in Indiana is an east-west route in the northeastern part of the state.  US Route 24 heads east bisecting the northern half of Indiana until it reaches Huntington, where it turns northeastern toward Fort Wayne, but US Route 24 creates a child route in Huntington to continue east and finish the job.  That child route is US Route 224, which continues east through Decatur into Ohio.  After its initial forty miles in northeastern Indiana, US Route 224 continues across the entirety of Ohio through places like Findlay and Akron.  But I'll save that discussion for the "US Route 224 in Ohio" page.

My photo for US Route 224 shows a sign assembly in Decatur, along its triplex with US Routes 27 and 33.  The signpost depicted here is actually visible in the background of my photo for US Route 33.  It faces south at northbound traffic to reassure them that they are following the right road if they want to be on US Route 224 west.  That northbound traffic just left the junction where US Route 224 joins US Routes 27 and 33 north for a short distance--you can see the end of the US Route 224 concurrency at the signal in the background.
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