Pennsylvania Route 926

Pennsylvania Route 926 is a long state route located west of Philadelphia in Chester County, Pennsylvania. The western terminus of the route is at Pennsylvania Route 10 in Upper Oxford Township. The eastern terminus is at the West Chester Pike (Pennsylvania Route 3) in the Philadelphia suburb of Willistown Township, Pennsylvania.

The route is known as Street Road for its entire length. For a while 926 serves as the county line between Delaware and Chester Counties and thus technically could be considered a part of Delaware County.

Route description

Pennsylvania Route 926 heads east from PA 10, crossing into Londonderry Township, where it intersects Pennsylvania Route 796 and then Pennsylvania Route 41. It then continues east, closely following the border of West Marlborough and London Grove Townships, and intersects Pennsylvania Route 841. It then fully enters West Marlborough Township for a short distance before entering East Marlborough Township, where it intersects Pennsylvania Route 82. At the border with Pennsbury Township, PA 926 crosses Pennsylvania Route 52. It then skirts through the northern part of Pennsbury Township and the southern part of Pocopson Township before crossing the Brandywine Creek into Birmingham Township. Just after crossing the Brandywine Creek, PA 926 intersects Creek Road, which was the routing of Pennsylvania Route 100 until 2003, when it was truncated from the Delaware border to U.S. Route 202 north of West Chester. PA 926 continues east...
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