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U.S. Route 227 (US 227) was a federal route that was commissioned in Kentucky from 1928 to 1972, and ran from Richmond to Carrollton. The current fate of the road is:
- Completely deleted and replaced by Interstate 75 between Richmond and Exit 95, leading to White Hall State Shrine
- Kentucky Route 627 from Exit 95 to Paris via Winchester
- U.S. Route 460, a former concurrency of U.S. 227, from Paris to Georgetown
- Kentucky Route 227 from Georgetown to Carrollton
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