new freeway that bypassed both Leland and Belville; along with that, US 76 was placed on a new freeway that bypassed Chadbourn. Between 1986 and 1987, US 76 was placed on a bypass of Hallsboro and Lake Waccamaw. Around 1992, US 76 was routed to bypass Bolton leaving behind NC 214. In 2003, US 76 was moved onto Military Cutoff Road instead of being on Wrightsville Avenue. Major intersections Tennessee in Chattanooga. US 41/US 76 travels concurrently to east of Dalton, Georgia. in Chattanooga. The highways travel concurrently through Chattanooga. in Chattanooga in East Ridge Georgia southeast of Ringgold in Chatsworth. The highways travel concurrently to south-southeast of Chatsworth. in Blairsville. The highways travel concurrently to northeast of Blairsville. in Clayton. The highways travel concurrently through Clayton. South Carolina in Westminster. The highways travel concurrently to Clemson. in Northlake in Northlake. The highways travel concurrently to Honea Path. in Anderson. The highways travel concurrently through Anderson. northwest of Princeton. The highways travel concurrently for approximately . in Laurens north-northwest of Irmo. The highways travel concurrently to Irmo. in Irmo. I-26/US 76 travels concurrently to Columbia. on the Seven Oaks–St. Andrews CDP line in Columbia. I-126/US 76 travels concurrently through Columbia. in Columbia. US 21/US 76/US 176/US 321 travels concurrently through Columbia. in Columbia. US 1/US 76 travels concurrently through Columbia. US 76/US 378 travels concurrently to East Sumter. in Columbia north of Eastover in Sumter in Sumter in Sumter southwest of Florence in Florence east of Florence. The highways travel concurrently to Pee Dee. in Marion North Carolina northeast of Chadbourn. I-74/US 76 will travel concurrently to east-northeast of Whiteville. US 74/US 76 travels concurrently to Eagle Island. in Whiteville northwest of Leland in Leland. The highways travel concurrently to Eagle Island. on Eagle Island. US 76/US 421 travels concurrently to Wilmington. in Wilmington in Wilmington. The highways travel concurrently to Wrightsville Beach. Jack Parker Boulevard/Water Street in Wrightsville Beach See also Cape Fear River Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest Hiwassee River Lake Hartwell Lake Murray Lake Waccamaw Lumber River State Park Pee Dee River Saluda River Savannah River Shaw Air Force Base Sumter National Forest Tennessee River USS North Carolina (BB-55) Waccamaw River Special routes Special routes of U.S. Route 76 Related routes U.S. Route 176 U.S. Route 276 References External links Endpoints of U.S. Highway 76 76