Broad Street extends east and west far into Ohio, though it is named Broad Street starting at the eastern end of West Jefferson, Ohio (in Madison County).
Continuing east, the road quickly enters Franklin County and passes by Lake Darby in Prairie Township.
At about this point it passes into a portion of Columbus's municipal boundaries, though passes out to New Rome and Lincoln Village, both settlements that are part of Prairie Township.
From there it passes through a series of Columbus neighborhoods.
First is Hilltop, a large neighborhood in Columbus.
It then passes through Franklinton.
The road passes Franklinton and crosses the Scioto River on the Discovery Bridge, entering Downtown Columbus.
Within Downtown, it first passes through the Civic Center followed by Capitol Square.
It continues east through the Discovery District before exiting Downtown, crossing over Interstate 71 on a bridge known simply as the Broad Street bridge.
It then passes through the city's Near East Side neighborhood, which has King-Lincoln Bronzeville immediately to the north and Olde Towne East and Franklin Park to the south.
Broad Street then enters Bexley, a suburban city that is an enclave of Columbus.
The road continues into a small area of Columbus again, an area that includes the Broadleigh neighborhood.
It then passes into Whitehall, another enclave of Columbus.
It resumes east into the easternmost portions of the city, where it then enters Pataskala, a small city, as well as Licking County.
Broad Street terminates at the east end of the city, continuing on as Ohio Route 16 into Granville.
Broad Street extends east and west far into Ohio, though it is named Broad Street starting at the eastern end of West Jefferson, Ohio (in Madison County). Continuing east, the road quickly enters Franklin County and passes by Lake Darby in Prairie Township. At about this point it passes into a portion of Columbus's municipal boundaries, though passes out to New Rome and Lincoln Village, both settlements that are part of Prairie Township. From there it passes through a series of Columbus neighborhoods. First is Hilltop, a large neighborhood in Columbus. It then passes through Franklinton. The road passes Franklinton and crosses the Scioto River on the Discovery Bridge, entering Downtown Columbus. Within Downtown, it first passes through the Civic Center followed by Capitol Square. It continues east through the Discovery District before exiting Downtown, crossing over Interstate 71 on a bridge known simply as the Broad Street bridge. It then passes through the city's Near East Side neighborhood, which has King-Lincoln Bronzeville immediately to the north and Olde Towne East and Franklin Park to the south. Broad Street then enters Bexley, a suburban city that is an enclave of Columbus. The road continues into a small area of Columbus again, an area that includes the Broadleigh neighborhood. It then passes into Whitehall, another enclave of Columbus. It resumes east into the easternmost portions of the city, where it then enters Pataskala, a small city, as well as Licking County. Broad Street terminates at the east end of the city, continuing on as Ohio Route 16 into Granville.
Broad Street (Columbus, Ohio)