Site Navigation Alabama Florida Georgia Louisiana Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee     U.S. 17 South & 92 West - DeLand to Orlando U.S. 17 South & 92 West U.S. 17 and 92 merge here for a lengthy, especially when considering the intrastate routing of U.S. 92, overlap. The two share pavement through Orange City, DeBary, Sanford, Orlando, Kissimmee, and Haines City before parting ways in Polk County at Auburndale. Locally the tandem are referred to simply as "17-92". Photo taken 03/21/08. U.S. 17 south & 92 (Woodland Boulevard) west reduce from four to two lanes at Plymouth Avenue (unsigned Volusia County 4092) in north DeLand. Plymouth Avenue leads east to DeLand High School and west to Florida Hospital - Deland. Photo taken 04/30/08. Woodland Boulevard reaches the campus of Stetson University between Pennsylvania Avenue and historic downtown DeLand. Minnesota Avenue (unsigned Volusia County 4094) intersects U.S. 17 & 92 from the west in this scene. Photo taken 04/30/08. Once at downtown, U.S. 17 & 92 drivers destined for Florida 44 (New York Avenue) must depart Woodland Boulevard on separate movements to the east-west state road. This is due to the ban on turns at the U.S. 17-92 intersection with Florida 44 itself. Photo taken 04/30/08. Motorists bound for Florida 44 (East New York Avenue) to New Smyrna Beach are directed onto East Ohio Avenue and Amelia Avenue south to make the connection. Photo taken 04/30/08. Florida 44 shields posted at Woodland Boulevard south at Ohio Avenue. The westbound connection to Florida 44 is made via West Wisconsin Avenue to Clara Avenue south. Photo taken 04/30/08. Entering the signalized intersection with West Wisconsin Avenue on U.S. 17 south & 92 (Woodland Boulevard) west. Wisconsin Avenue is considered part of unsigned Volusia County 4098 between Woodland and Clara Avenue (unsigned Volusia County 4113). Photo taken 04/30/08. Now within historic downtown DeLand, U.S. 17 & 92 meet Rich Avenue. Photo taken 04/30/08. Indiana Avenue, a short connector to parallel Florida and Alabama Avenues intersects U.S. 17 & 92 (Woodland Boulevard) next. Photo taken 04/30/08. Florida 44 (New York Avenue) crosses paths with U.S. 17 south & 92 west within the heart of downtown. Turns are not permitted in any direction here. Photo taken 04/30/08. South of Florida 44, Woodland Boulevard intersects Howry Avenue. Howry Avenue provides connections from Florida 44 (New York Avenue) to U.S. 17 & 92 (Woodland Boulevard). Photo taken 04/30/08. U.S. 17 & 92 reassurance shields posted after the Florida 44 connections from Howry Avenue. Photo taken 04/30/08. U.S. 17 south & 92 west continue five miles to central Orange City from downtown DeLand. Photo taken 04/30/08. Unsigned Volusia County 4106 follows Voorhis Avenue east from Woodland Boulevard to junction Florida 44 (East New York Avenue) in east DeLand. Photo taken 04/30/08. Additional U.S. 17 & 92 shields posted on Woodland Boulevard south of Voorhis Avenue. Photo taken 04/30/08. Beresford Avenue (unsigned Volusia County 4112) crosses paths with U.S. 17 & 92 (Woodland Boulevard) between Southridge Golf Course and Florida 15A (Spring Garden Avenue). Photo taken 04/30/08. U.S. 17 & 92 widen to four lanes and gain a grassy median south of Beresford. Photo taken 04/30/08. New Hampshire Avenue (unsigned Volusia County 4114) intersects U.S. 17 & 92 (Woodland Boulevard) in south DeLand. The county road ends at Amelia Avenue to the east and Florida 15A to the west. Photo taken 04/30/08. Florida 15A (Taylor Road) returns to its parent Florida 15, the unsigned designation of U.S. 17, in south DeLand. Florida 15A provides the truck bypass of DeLand from Florida 44 (West New York Avenue) to the west and U.S. 17 and Florida 11 to the north. Photo taken 04/30/08. Florida 15A provides a four-lane route via Taylor Road and Spring Garden Avenue around central DeLand. Taylor Road east continues to Volusia County 4101 (Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Beltway). Photo taken 04/30/08. Still in DeLand, U.S. 17 south & 92 west continue as a commercial arterial. Photo taken 04/30/08. Several connections exist between U.S. 17 & 92 and the parallel Interstate 4 to the east. Trailblazers are posted to all of the south Volusia interchanges of the freeway. Photo taken 04/30/08. Volusia County 4116 (Orange Camp Road) links U.S. 17 & 92 (Woodland Boulevard) with the city of Lake Helen east of Interstate 4. Photo taken 04/30/08. Volusia County 4116 only travels between Woodland Boulevard and Exit 116 of Interstate 4. McGregor Road leading west to the Lake Beresford Greenway is not apart of the county road. Photo taken 04/30/08. U.S. 17 south & 92 west span the St. Johns River at the Valdez area of south DeBary to enter Seminole County. Designated the Benedict Bridge, the four-lane span opened in 1994 to replace a two-lane truss bridge below. Photos taken 02/29/08. Descending from the Benedict Bridge into Seminole County, U.S. 17-92 meet Interstate 4 at its Exit 104 partial-cloverleaf interchange on the shores of Lake Monroe. Interstate 4 travels southward to Lake Mary, Maitland, and Orlando. Photo taken 02/29/08. U.S. 17 south & 92 west (French Avenue) merge with Florida 46 at 1st Street in downtown Sanford. Florida 46 is relegated to trailblazers at both ends of its overlap with French Avenue. The state road joins Sanford with Mt. Dora and Lake County to the west. Photo taken 02/29/08. Southbound mileage sign listing Longwood and Orlando as the destinations of choice on U.S. 17 south & 92 west. The pair also serve Lake Mary and Winter Springs on the southward drive from Sanford. Photo taken 02/29/08. Traveling south along French Avenue at 3rd Street. Photo taken 02/29/08. Junction Seminole County 415 shield posted ahead of the U.S. 17-92 (French Avenue) intersection with 13th Street. Photo taken 02/29/08. Seminole County 415 begins and heads east along 13th Street; 13th Street carries the route to Sanford Avenue north and Celery Avenue east. The county road provides an alternate route to the Osteen Bridge into Volusia County (Florida 415). Commercial vehicles and heavy trucks however should not use the two-lane route and instead use Florida 46 (25th Street). Photo taken 02/29/08. Beyond the Sanford Florida State Farmers Market is the signalized intersection with 15th Street. 15th Street heads east from the Sanford Town Square shopping center a short distance. Photo taken 02/29/08. 20th Street crosses paths with U.S. 17-92 (French Avenue) at this intersection. The east-west street becomes Country Club Drive en route to Seminole County 425 (Bevier Road) to the west. Photo taken 02/29/08. A sort of erroneous sign assembly lies ahead of the Florida 46 eastbound partition with U.S. 17 south & 92 east (French Avenue) at 25th Street. Florida 46 resumes its eastward course to Geneva and Mims here, but the trailblazer acts as if the route is only reached, and not actually here. Photo taken 02/29/08. Florida 46 resumes along 25th Street in the wake of Seminole County 46A (H.E. Thomas Parkway). Seminole County 46A begins and heads west along H.E. Thomas Parkway to north Lake Mary and Heathrow. Photo taken 02/29/08. U.S. 17 south & 92 east at the split with Florida 46 (25th Street) east and westbound beginning of Seminole County 46A (H.E. Thomas Parkway). Florida 46 straddles northern reaches of Orlando-Sanford International Airport on its exit of Sanford for rural eastern Seminole County. The state road provides the only direct link to the Interstate 95 corridor from Seminole County. Seminole County 46A acts as an arterial loop of Florida 46 west from Sanford to Lake Markham. Photo taken 02/29/08. Florida 436 shields posted at the U.S. 17 & 92 (Dixie Highway) junction with Semoran Boulevard at Casselberry. Semoran Boulevard carries Florida 436 southeast to Goldenrod in Orange County and ultimately Orlando International Airport (MCO). Florida 436 follows Altamonte Drive west through Altamonte Springs. Photo taken 11/18/03. U.S. 17 south & 92 east (Orlando Avenue) southbound at the eastern terminus of Florida 423 (Lee Road) in Winter Park. Florida 423 stems west 1.25 miles to junction Interstate 4 (Exit 88) and beyond to U.S. 441 (Orange Blossom Trail) at Apopka. Photo taken 11/18/03. Reassurance shields posted at the Orlando Avenue southbound intersection with Webster Avenue in Winter Park. Webster Avenue spurs east to North Park Avenue within the city. Photo taken 11/18/03. Page Updated March 11, 2008.