state route 1 spur (sr 1 spur) was a short-lived spur route of sr 1 that existed in the south-central part of floyd county, georgia. the roadway that would eventually become sr 1 spur was established at least as early as 1919 as part of sr 1. by the end of 1934, u.s. route 27 (us 27) was designated on the entire length of sr 1. at the end of 1937, a portion south-southwest of rome had a "completed hard surface". the next year, the entire floyd county portion of us 27/sr 1 had a completed hard surface. between the beginning of 1945 and november 1946, sr 1's path south-southwest of rome was shifted eastward. its former path on us 27 was redesignated as sr 1 spur. between june 1954 and june 1955, sr 1 was reverted onto its old path, replacing sr 1 spur. its former path, east of us 27 was redesignated as sr 1e.