US Route 250 is a northwest-southeast route from Sandusky, on the shores of Lake Erie in north-central Ohio, to Richmond, Virginia.  US Route 250 doesn't really hit any major cities between its two endpoints, unless you consider Wheeling or Charlottesville to be major cities.  The northern end of US Route 250 is at US Route 6 in Sandusky, Ohio.  In Ohio, US Route 250 heads south from Sandusky to Ashland, New Philadelphia, and Bridgeport, which brings US Route 250 into Wheeling, West Virginia. From Wheeling, US Route 250 heads south to Fairmont, Elkins, and the Virginia border.  In Virginia, US Route 250 proceeds east to Staunton, where Interstate 64 and US Route 250 follow the same corridor east toward Charlottesville and Richmond.  The southeastern end in Richmond, Virginia, is where US Route 360 is interacting with a series of ramps to and from Interstate 95.

My main photo of US Route 250 actually shows the northern end marker! This northern end of US Route 250, marked as such by the sign in the photo, occurs at an intersection with US Route 6 in Sandusky, Ohio. This photo was taken in October, 2023, as I was finishing up my statewide collection of Ohio in the north-central part of the state.

Another photo once stood on this page as the main photo for US Route 250. That photo is still shown below.

This older photo of US Route 250 comes from the interchange with Interstate 71 in Ashland, Ohio.  This westbound trailblazer faces east toward the northbound ramps to and from Interstate 71.  My trip to the Northeast in October 2015 started with this leg dropping south to Indianapolis and Columbus. This photo was taken on the first day of that trip.
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