Connecticut Route 275

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Route 275 is a short state highway in northeastern Connecticut that runs from Coventry to the village of Storrs in Mansfield, serving as a western feeder to the University of Connecticut (UConn) campus.

How to travel
- Western end: Begins at Route 31 in Coventry as Stone House Road.
- It heads northeast for about 1.7 miles to the Willimantic River, entering the village of Eagleville in Mansfield.
- In Mansfield, the road becomes South Eagleville Road.
- It meets Route 32 in Eagleville, then continues east-northeast for about two more miles to end at Route 195 in Downtown Storrs, the southern end and commercial area of the UConn campus.

Traffic
- Approximately 2,300 vehicles per day between Coventry and Eagleville.
- About 4,500 vehicles per day between Eagleville and Storrs.

History
- Before 1963, the Eagleville–Storrs segment (South Eagleville Road) was an unsigned state road (SR 575), and the Coventry segment (Stone House Road) was town-maintained and unnumbered.
- The state took over maintenance of Stone House Road in 1962 as part of Route Reclassification; Route 275 was designated in early 1963 from the former SR 575.
- A realignment near the Coventry–Mansfield town line occurred at an unconfirmed date after 1967.
- The entire route lies within Tolland County.