Low numbered local streets intersect the route  which itself runs between the post office and a historical marker honoring the town's "possum festivals" before it finally approaches a blinker-light intersection with County Road 278 (Pioneer Road). Remaining cross streets in the town have names, and the route leaves the town, curving its way out. The street name doesn't so much disappear as it diminishes as road resumes its previous surroundings of sporadic forestland and farmland coupled with intersections with random dirt road, but the forests are more lush and the road crosses more low bridges over small creeks with names like "Hard Labor Creek" and "Flat Creek", which can be found just south of the intersection of County Road 276 (Clayton Road), South of Peel Road the route briefly curves to the northwest and then heads back to the northeast.
The street names gradually fade as the route exits the town, curving its way out. The road passes through areas with intersections to dirt roads and crosses over small creeks such as "Hard Labor Creek" and "Flat Creek". These forests are denser than before, and the road spans more low bridges over these streams. Near County Road 276 (Clayton Road), the route briefly veers northwest and then heads northeast.