Ohio State Route 368

SR 368 is located exclusively in northwestern Logan County. About 3,100 vehicles travel on SR 368 on average each day. The route begins at a T-intersection (formerly a Y-intersection) with SR 366 in McArthur Township about east of Russells Point. From there, it heads due north, abutted by a subdivision of cottages on the west side and open fields on the east side. After entering into the property of Indian Lake State Park, SR 368 bends to the northwest, passing amidst a blend of fields and trees as it crosses into Washington Township. The highway next passes an access road to a state park boat launch for Indian Lake. ==History==

SR 368 made its debut in 1934. It was originally routed along the exact alignment that it utilizes today. The only difference was that at the time, the route SR 368 met at its southern terminus was known as SR 32, which a few years later would become US 33. In 1961, US 33 was moved to a new alignment further south. Consequently, the SR 366 designation was applied to the former alignment of the U.S. highway. However, at the same time, SR 368 was extended east, running concurrent with SR 366 east to SR 117 north of Huntsville, where both routes arrived at a shared terminus. This remained the case until 1979, when SR 368 was restored back to its original alignment, leaving SR 366 as the solo route between SR 368 and SR 117. ==Major intersections==