​Ohio State Route 229 is a fairly long east-west route in northern and northeastern portions of central Ohio.  It begins at Waldo, at Ohio Route 47, which tangentially is used to access US Route 23.  Then, Ohio Route 229 heads east under US Route 23 to pass through Ashley, Marengo, and Sparta on the way to Mount Vernon.  Ohio Route 229 continues east through Mount Vernon, where it meets US Route 36, but continues to the east.  Ohio Route 229 will eventually end at US Route 36, but not until after it passes through Gambier.  That eastern end at US Route 36 is near New Castle, in western Coshocton County.

My photo for Ohio State Route 229 shows a westbound trailblazer for those leaving Gambier and the junction with Ohio Route 308.  Travelers seeing this sign have become bound for Mount Vernon.  This photo was taken in October 2022, setting out toward the northeast from Columbus.
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