the shield for US 441 was brown. In 1970 signs denoting US 441 were removed from that portion of the route which runs through the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, to discourage commercial vehicles (which are not allowed in the park). Major intersections Florida in Miami in Miami in North Miami Beach in Davie in Royal Palm Beach. The highways travel concurrently to Okeechobee. in Holopaw. The highways travel concurrently to Kissimmee. in Kissimmee. US 17/US 92/US 441 travels concurrently to Orlando. in Kissimmee in Orlando in Leesburg. The highways travel concurrently to Ocala. in Belleview. The highways travel concurrently to east-northeast of Lowell. in Alachua in High Springs. The highways travel concurrently to south of Lake City. in Ellisville in Lake City in Lake City Georgia in Homerville south-southwest of Pearson. The highways travel concurrently to Douglas. in Pearson south-southeast of Jacksonville. The highways travel concurrently to . in McRae. The highways travel concurrently to northeast of McRae. in McRae in Dublin in Dublin in Dublin in Eatonton. The highways travel concurrently to Athens. in Madison in Madison. The highways travel concurrently to northeast of Madison. in Athens. The highways travel concurrently through Athens. north of Commerce northwest of Cornelia. The highways travel concurrently to north-northwest of Dillsboro, North Carolina. east-southeast of Clarkesville in Clayton. The highways travel concurrently through Clayton. North Carolina in Franklin. The highways travel concurrently around the southeastern edge of Franklin. north-northwest of Dillsboro. US 74/US 441 travels concurrently to southeast of Whittier. west-southwest of Cherokee. The highways travel concurrently to Cherokee. Tennessee in Gatlinburg. The highways travel concurrently to Pigeon Forge. in Sevierville. The highways travel concurrently to Seymour. in Knoxville in Knoxville in Rocky Top in Rocky Top Popular culture references US 441 is mentioned in the song "American Girl", by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. ("She could hear the cars roll by/Out on 441/Like waves crashin' on the beach") Petty is from Gainesville, Florida and US 441 travels through Gainesville and is the eastern bound of the University of Florida campus. This prompted an urban legend that stated that song was based on a suicide committed on the university campus. US 441 is also mentioned in the song "Best of Me" by country singer Brantley Gilbert. He sings, "I remember it all too well/ Riding 441 down to Milledgeville". US 441 is mentioned in the song titled "It's Over" by the country