state route 1 spur (sr 1 spur) was a spur route of sr 1 that existed entirely within muscogee county. between the end of 1921 and the end of 1926, the roadway that would eventually become sr 1 spur was established as an unnumbered road, with a "completed hard surface", from the southwestern part of fort benning north-northeast to sr 1 southeast of columbus. in 1934, this road's northern terminus was shifted northwest to just southeast of columbus. early the next year, this road was under construction. at the end of the year, it again had a completed hard surface. between the beginning of 1945 and november 1946, it was designated as sr 1 spur. by february 1948, it was extended northwest into columbus, on cusseta road, then right onto 10th avenue, and then left on 8th street to end at us 27/us 280/sr 1. between april 1949 and august 1950, its northern terminus was shifted east-northeast, onto brown avenue, to end at sr 103 (buena vista road). between the beginning of 1953 and the beginning of 1964, sr 1 spur's northern terminus was truncated to its original point, at us 27/us 280/sr 1 north of fort benning. its former path north of us 27/us 280/sr 1 on fort benning road was redesignated as sr 357; its path on cusseta road and brown avenue was redesignated as sr 103 spur. in 1969, sr 357 was extended south-southwest, replacing all of sr 1 spur.