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State Trunkline Highway System
M-12 markerM-28 markerM-76 markerM-66 marker
Highway markers from different years for former M-12 (1919), current M-28 (1926), former M-76 (1948), and current M-66
System information
Formed: May 13, 1913,[1] signed by July 1, 1919[2][3]
Highway names
Interstates: Interstate nn (I-nn)
US Routes: US Highway nn (US nn)
State: M-nn
Special Routes: Alternate M-nn (ALT M-nn);
Business M-nn (BUS M-nn);Bypass M-nn (BYP M-nn);
Connector M-nn (CONN M-nn);
Truck M-nn (TRUCK M-nn)
County-Designated: A-nn through H-nn
County Road: County Road nn (CR nn, Co. Rd. nn)
System links

The following is a list of the State Trunklines in the state of Michigan. All of them are numbered with the "M-" prefix officially.

Contents


Mainline highways [edit]

Number South or west terminus North or east terminus Length (mi) Length (km) Formed Notes References
M-1 Detroit Pontiac 21.48 34.57 1970 Woodward Avenue
M-3 Detroit Chesterfield Township 27.2 43.8 1972 Gratiot Avenue
M-5 Commerce Township Detroit 20.86 33.57 1977 Grand River Avenue
M-6 Hudsonville Cascade 19.686 31.682 1997 Paul B. Henry Freeway, South Beltline Freeway
M-8 Detroit Hamtramck 5.491 8.837 1993 Davison Freeway; built in the 1940s as the first urban, depressed freeway in the world
M-10 Detroit Farmington Hills – West Bloomfield Township 22.881 36.823 1986 John C. Lodge Freeway, Northwestern Highway
M-11 Marne Cascade 20.840 33.539 1961
M-13 Lennon Standish 73.339 118.028 1932
M-14 Ann Arbor Livonia 22.54 36.27 1956
M-15 Clarkston Bay City 69.67 112.12 1927
M-17 Ann Arbor Ypsilanti 6.390 10.284 1919
M-18 North Bradley Roscommon 77.530 124.772 1919
M-19 New Haven Bad Axe 84.82 136.50 1926
M-20 New Era Midland 132.435 213.133 1919
M-21 Grand Rapids Flint 99.322 159.843 1919
M-22 Manistee Traverse City 116.651 187.732 1919
M-24 Auburn Hills Unionville 74.300 119.574 1926
M-25 Port Huron Bay City 146.99 236.56 1933
M-26 Rockland Copper Harbor 96.355 155.068 1933
M-27 Indian River Cheboygan 16.763 26.977 1961 Formerly part of US 27
M-28 Wakefield Dafter Township 290.373 467.310 1919 Longest state trunkline excluding Interstate or US Highways
M-29 Chesterfield Township Marysville 41.634 67.003 1926
M-30 Sanford West Branch 51.353 82.645 1919
M-32 East Jordan Alpena 100.14 161.16 1919
M-33 Alger Cheboygan 121.858 196.111 1919
M-34 Osseo Adrian 28.938 46.571 1919
M-35 Menominee Negaunee 128.388 206.620 1919
M-36 Mason Whitmore Lake 43.298 69.681 1930
M-37 Battle Creek Old Mission Point 221.46 356.41 1919
M-38 Ontonagon Baraga 42.225 67.955 1968 Formerly part of M-35
M-39 Lincoln Park Southfield 16.72 26.91 1959 Southfield Freeway, Southfield Highway
M-40 Union Holland 74.266 119.520 1919
M-42 Manton Lake City 10.339 16.639 1919
M-43 South Haven Webberville 136.723 220.034 1924
M-44 Kentwood Belding 37.463 60.291 1919
M-45 Agnew Grand Rapids 24.434 39.323 1964 Lake Michigan Drive
M-46 Muskegon Port Sanilac 199.190 320.565 1919
M-47 Saginaw Midland 14.328. 23.059 1919
M-48 Rudyard DeTour Village 43.723 70.365 1919
M-49 Ohio state line Litchfield 25.41 40.89 1929 Connects with SR 49
M-50 Lowell Monroe 140.22 225.66 1926
M-51 Indiana state line Paw Paw 40.33 64.90 1971 Connects with SR 933
M-52 Ohio state line Hemlock 127.300 204.869 1919 Connects with SR 109
M-53 Detroit Port Austin 120.87 194.52 1919
M-54 Grand Blanc Birch Run 27.19 43.76 1962
M-55 Manistee Tawas City 150.944 242.921 1919
M-57 Rockford Otisville 105.377 169.588 1930
M-58 Saginaw Township Saginaw 5.108 8.221 1971
M-59 Howell Mount Clemens 60.514 97.388 1919
M-60 Niles Jackson 104.224 167.732 1919
M-61 Marion Standish 62.276 100.224 1919
M-62 Indiana state line Eau Claire 28.329 45.591 1924 Connects with SR 23
M-63 Scottdale Coloma 16.141 25.976 1919 Formerly US 33
M-64 Wisconsin state line Ontonagon 63.765 102.620 1930 Connects with CTH-B in Vilas County
M-65 Omer Rogers City 103.176 166.046 1932
M-66 Indiana state line Charlevoix 266.399 428.728 1919 Connects with SR 9
M-67 Trenary Chatham 12.044 19.383 1919
M-68 Alanson Rogers City 53.390 85.923 1936
M-69 Crystal Falls Bark River 65.260 105.026 1926
M-71 Owosso Durand 10.530 16.946 1925
M-72 Empire Harrisville 156.552 251.946 1919
M-73 Wisconsin state line Iron River 8.171 13.150 1919 Connects with WIS 55
M-75 Boyne Falls Walloon Lake 11.768 18.939 1927
M-77 Blaney Park Grand Marais 42.602 68.561 1919
M-78 Battle Creek Olivet 10.744 17.291 1919
M-79 Hastings Charlotte 24.890 40.057 1919
M-80 Kinross Kincheloe 7.917 12.741 1994
M-81 Saginaw Cass City 45.64 73.45 1919
M-82 Fremont Howard City 31.492 50.681 1926
M-83 Birch Run Richville 14.672 23.612 1929
M-84 Saginaw Bay City 14.710 23.673 1960
M-85 Rockwood Detroit 21.882 35.216 1956 Fort Street
M-86 Three Rivers Coldwater 34.059 54.813 1940
M-88 Eastport Mancelona 26.215 42.189 1921
M-89 Fennville Battle Creek 61.19 98.48 1919
M-90 North Branch Lexington 44.178 71.098 1927
M-91 Belding Lakeview 24.464 39.371 1941
M-93 Camp Grayling Hartwick Pines State Park 11.810 19.006 1919
M-94 K.I. Sawyer Manistique 86.983 139.986 1922
M-95 Wisconsin state line Humboldt Township 55.20 88.84 1919 Connects with CTH-N in Florence County
M-96 Kalamazoo Marshall 33.379 53.718 1926
M-97 Detroit Mount Clemens 17.168 27.629 1929
M-99 Ohio state line Lansing 86.19 138.71 1939 Connects with SR 15
M-100 Potterville Grand Ledge 12.460 20.052 1927
M-102 Livonia – Farmington Hills Harper Woods 20.804 33.481 1928 8 Mile Road
M-103 Indiana state line Mottville 3.055 4.917 1960 Connects with SR 15
M-104 Ferrysburg Nunica 7.677 12.355 1940
M-106 Jackson Gregory 28.37 45.66 1928
M-109 Empire Glen Arbor 6.831 10.993 1928
M-113 Kingsley Walton Junction 16.573 26.672 1927
M-115 Frankfort Clare 96.432 155.192 1929
M-116 Ludington Ludington State Park 7.018 11.294 1928
M-117 Engadine Newberry 14.470 23.287 1941
M-119 Bay View Cross Village 27.548 44.334 1979 Formerly M-131
M-120 Muskegon Hesperia 27.901 44.902 1969
M-121 Zeeland Grandville 12.763 20.540 2007
M-123 St. Ignace Newberry 96.071 154.611 1936
M-124 Brooklyn Springville 7.76 12.49 1928
M-125 Ohio state line Monroe 19.38 31.19 1974 Former routing of US 25
M-129 Cedarville Sault Ste. Marie 33.223 53.467 1930
M-134 St. Ignace Drummond 50.233 80.842 1939 Includes the Drummond Island Ferry across the DeTour Passage
M-136 Brockway Port Huron 17.52 28.20 1931
M-137 Interlochen State Park Interlochen 2.890 4.651 1929
M-138 Munger Akron 20.141 32.414 1931
M-139 Niles Benton Harbor 26.487 42.627 1929
M-140 Niles South Haven 37.205 59.876 1931
M-142 Bay Port Harbor Beach 39.27 63.20 1974
M-143 Lansing – East Lansing East Lansing 0.936 1.506 1962 No longer signed since 1989, still under state control
M-149 Thompson Palms Book State Park 10.605 17.067 1930
M-150 Rochester Hills Rochester 4.77 7.68 1930
M-152 Sister Lakes Dowagiac 7.701 12.394 1933
M-153 Dixboro Detroit 25.127 40.438 1930 Ford Road
M-154 Sans Souci 6.125 9.857 1931 Located on Harsens Island
M-155 Howell State Hospital Howell 3.420 5.504 1931 No longer signed since 1987, still under state control
M-156 Ohio state line Clayton 10.66 17.16 1931 Connects with
M-157 Prudenville 1.193 1.920 1932
M-179 Bradley Hastings 16.963 27.299 1998
M-183 Fayette State Park Garden Corners 16.377 26.356 1984
M-185 Mackinac Island 8.004 12.881 1933 The only car-free state highway in the US
M-186 Fife Lake 2.493 4.012 1940
M-188 Eaton Rapids VFW National Home for Children 4.559 7.337 1932
M-189 Wisconsin state line Iron River 7.786 12.530 1932 Connects with WIS 139
M-199 Albion 3.98 6.41 1998
M-201 Northport 1.560 2.511 1924
M-203 Hancock Calumet 17.944 28.878 1933
M-204 Leland Suttons Bay 7.20 11.59 1933
M-211 Onaway Onaway State Park 5.147 8.283 1922
M-212 Aloha State Park Aloha 0.732 1.178 1937 Shortest signed trunkline in Michigan
M-216 Marcellus Three Rivers 9.379 15.094 1935
M-217 Indiana state line Union 1.653 2.660 2002 Connects with CR 17
M-221 Brimley 2.545 4.096 1945
M-222 Allegan Martin 10.13 16.30 1998 Replaced M-118
M-227 Marshall 6.768 10.892 1998
M-231 Robinson Nunica 7.002 11.269 After 2011 Planned bypass route for US 31
M-239 Indiana state line New Buffalo 1.12 1.80 1963 Connects with SR 39
M-247 Bay City Bay City State Park 3.036 4.886 1961
M-294 Battle Creek 1.535 2.470 1998
M-311 Burlington Battle Creek 13.600 21.887 1998
M-331 Kalamazoo 3.363 5.412 1998 Unsigned trunkline
M-553 Gwinn Marquette 19.618 31.572 1998

Former mainline highways [edit]

Number South or west terminus North or east terminus Length (mi) Length (km) First year Final year Notes References
M-2 Never assigned
M-4 St. Ignace DeTour Village 1939 Now M-134 in the UP
M-4 Southfield West Bloomfield Township 1987 Northwestern Highway; now part of M-10
M-7 Three Rivers Coldwater 34.03 54.77 1927 1940 Replaced by M-86
M-9 Ohio state line Lansing Replaced by M-99
M-12 Ironwood Sault Ste. Marie 406.63 654.41 1919 1926 Replaced by US 2, M-69 and M-95
M-16 Muskegon Detroit 1919 1926 Replaced by US 16 also decommissioned
M-23 1919 1926 Replaced by US 112, now US 12
M-31 Saginaw Port Huron 1919 1926
M-41 Holton Hart 1920 1926 Replaced in part by M-20, now M-120
M-56
M-56 Flint 1971 1984 Replaced by M-21
M-70 Sterling Prescott 22.1 35.6 1919 1960
M-74 Pioneer Merritt 18.4 29.6 1919 1939
M-76 Grayling Standish 61.187 98.471 1919 1973 Replaced by I-75
M-87 Fenton Holly 13.13 21.13 1920 1960
M-92 Clinton Stockbridge 36.38 58.55 1919 1962 Replaced by M-52
M-98 Germfask McMillan 16.2 26.1 1919 1960 Now H-33 and H-44
M-101 Millersburg 1.22 1.96
M-105 Bad Axe Pigeon 3.55 5.71 1928 1939
M-107 Lake of the Clouds Silver City 9.576 15.411 1936 2008
M-108 Mackinaw City 1.069 1.720 1960 2010
M-110 Manistee Orchard Beach State Park 1.715 2.760 1927 2003
M-111 Bay City Bay City State Park 1928 1938
M-111 Phoenix Eagle River, Michigan 1938 1940
M-112 Ypsilanti Dearborn 8.70 14.00 1942 1956 Replaced by US 12
M-114 Walker Comstock Park 30.6 49.2 1928 1945 Former bypass routing around Grand Rapids
M-118 Allegan Martin 10.13 16.30 1928 1998 Replaced by M-222
M-122 St. Ignace 1.068 1.719 1929 1957 Former route from US 2 to state ferry docks for service from St. Ignace to Mackinaw City. Ferry service ended after the Mackinac Bridge was opened in 1957.
M-126 Muskegon Nunica 11.94 19.22 1926-1940 Replaced by US 16
M-130 Raisinville Township Monroe 9.11 14.66 1930 1955
M-131 Bayview Cross Village 27.548 44.334 1926 1979 Replaced by M-119
M-132 Ann Arbor Dexter 7.47 12.02 1929 1960
M-135 Gould City McMillan 18.2 29.3 1928 1960 Now H-33
M-144 East Lansing 0.388 0.624 1937 1939
M-144 Roscommon Luzerne 22.80 36.69 1940 1970
M-145 Vandercook Lake Jackson — — — — Designation used on paper for a proposed western bypass of Jackson; only one portion was designated on paper along Springport Road
M-146 Port Huron 5.13 8.26 1933 1966
M-147 Jackson State Prison of Southern Michigan 0.505 0.813 1936 1991
M-151 Whiteford Township Monroe 14.55 23.42 1935 1977 Partially replaced by US 223
M-158 1930s Replaced by M-99
M-160 Mount Clemens Selfridge Field 1941 1942
M-162 Au Train 1935 1939 Returned to local control, now H-03
M-164 Snover 1930s
M-165 Ovid 1930s
M-166 Portland Lyons
M-167 Saranac 1930s
M-168 Elberta 0.953 1.534 1931 2012 [4][5][6]
M-169 Houghton Lake
M-170 McMillan 1930s
M-171 Oscoda Caledonia Township 31.803 51.182 1936 1960 Now F-41
M-172 Middleville 1930s
M-173 Orleans 1930s
M-173 Menominee 1939 1972 Spur to the Ann Arbor Railroad ferry docks
M-174 Buchanan 1930s
M-174 Lansing 1970s
M-175 Galien 1930s
M-176 Durand 1930s
M-177 Alma St. Louis 1930s
M-178 Wetmore Munising 1.036 1.667 1936 1941 Former connector between M-28 and M-98, now part of M-28
M-180 Menominee 1933 1935 Spur to the Ann Arbor Railroad ferry docks
M-181 Dryden Metamora 1930s
M-184 Richland Kellogg Bird Sanctuary 1930s
M-191 Fenwick 1930s
M-193 Morrice 1930s
M-194 New Lothrop 1930s
M-195 Henderson 1930s
M-196 Hersey 1930s
M-198 Lakeview 1930s
M-200 Stephenson 1930s
M-205 Indiana state line Union 1.709 2.750 1935 2002 Formerly US 112S
M-206 Eagle Harbor Eagle Harbor Lighthouse 1935 1940 Replaced by M-26
M-208 Au Sable River Grayling 13.3 21.4 1936 1939 Replaced by M-72
M-209 Glen Haven 0.543 0.874 1920s 1996 Formerly the shortest trunkline in Michigan
M-210 Pewamo 1.928 3.103 1933 1939
M-213 Muskegon Brunswick 1960 Now part of B-35
M-213 Muskegon State Park Muskegon 1960 1970
M-214 Vermontville 1934
M-215 Lawrence Bangor 1953–54
M-218 Wixom Pontiac 18.03 29.02 1937 1963
M-219 Manistique 1935 1966 Spur to the Ann Arbor Railroad ferry docks
M-275 Novi Clarkston 1975 1985 Proposed northern extension of I-275 that was cancelled before being built [7][8]
M-554 Marquette 0.852 1.371 1998 2005 Never signed, returned to local control

Special routes [edit]

Number Location Length (mi) Length (km) Formed Notes References

CONN M-13		 Standish 2.414 3.885 1968 Freeway connection between M-13 and I-75/US 23

BUS M-28		 Ishpeming–Negaunee 4.873 7.842 1958 Business loop

BUS M-32*		 Hillman 0.738 1.188 1927 Business spur; also called SPUR M-32

CONN M-44		 Grand Rapids 4.196 6.753 1969 Previously part of US 131; connects I-96/M-37 to M-44

BUS M-60*		 Niles 2.554 4.110 1957 Business spur

CONN M-125		 Erie 2.9 4.7 1960 Unsigned; connects I-75 to M-125

Former special routes [edit]

Number Location Length (mi) Length (km) First year Last year Notes References

BUS M-17		 Ypsilanti 1945 1956 Replaced by M-17

BUS M-21		 Grand Rapids 1953 1972 Replaced by BS I-196

BYP M-21		 Grand Rapids

BUS M-24		 Pontiac

BUS M-28		 Marquette 2.343 3.771 1975 1982 Short-lived secondary designation on BUS US 41; returned to local control in 2005 [9][10]

BUS M-28		 Newberry 9.010 14.500 1936 1953 Partially returned to local control, remainder is part of M-117 [11][12][13][14]

BUS M-43		 Grand Ledge 2.4 3.9 1959 1968 [15][16][17]

BUS M-50		 Grand Rapids 11.084 17.838 1953 1961 Replaced by M-50 [18][19][20][21]

BUS M-54		 Flint 14.767 23.765 1962 1974 Replaced BUS US 10 [22][23][24][25]

BUS M-55		 Houghton Lake Heights 2.898 4.664 1950 1961

ALT M-60		 Concord 2 3.2 1933 1934

BUS M-76		 West Branch 4.318 6.949 1971 1973 Replaced by BL I-75

BUS M-78		 Lansing 9.9 15.9 1963 1970

TRUCK M-78		 Lansing 1.5 2.4 1936 1950

See also [edit]

References [edit]

  1. ^ Michigan Legislature (1915). "Chapter 91: State Reward Trunk Line Highways". In Shields, Edmund C.; Black, Cyrenius P.; Broomfield, Archibald. The Compiled Laws of the State of Michigan, Volume I. Lansing, MI: Wynkoop, Hallenbeck, Crawford. pp. 1868–72. OCLC 44724558. Retrieved January 24, 2012. 
  2. ^ Michigan State Highway Department (July 1, 1919). State of Michigan: Upper Peninsula (Map). Cartography by MSHD.
  3. ^ Michigan State Highway Department (July 1, 1919). State of Michigan: Lower Peninsula (Map). Cartography by MSHD.
  4. ^ Michigan State Highway Department (July 1, 1931). Official Highway Service Map (Map). Cartography by H.M. Gousha.
  5. ^ Michigan State Highway Department (October 1, 1931). Official Highway Service Map (Map). Cartography by H.M. Gousha.
  6. ^ Staff (April 24, 2012). "Contract Number 2012-0366". Michigan Department of Transportation. Retrieved May 7, 2012.  (registration required)
  7. ^ Staff (1975). Proposed M-275, Oakland County. Lansing, MI: Michigan Department of State Highways. 
  8. ^ "North–South Corridor? As State Prioritizes Projects, Answer Needed on West Oakland Route". Spinal Column Newsweekly (West Bloomfield, MI). May 1, 1985. 
  9. ^ Michigan Department of State Highways and Transportation (1975). Official Transportation Map (Map). Cartography by MDSHT. Marquette inset. OCLC 320798754.
  10. ^ Michigan Department of Transportation (1982). Official Transportation Map (Map). Cartography by MDOT. Marquette inset. OCLC 320798736.
  11. ^ Michigan State Highway Department (September 15, 1935). Official Michigan Highway Map (Map). Cartography by Rand McNally. Section C9.
  12. ^ Michigan State Highway Department (June 1, 1936). Official Michigan Highway Map (Map). Cartography by Rand McNally. Section C9.
  13. ^ Michigan State Highway Department (April 1, 1953). Official Highway Map (Map). Cartography by MSHD. Section C9.
  14. ^ Michigan State Highway Department (October 1, 1953). Official Highway Map (Map). Cartography by MSHD. Section C9.
  15. ^ "Open Bypass at Grand Ledge". The Grand Rapids Press. November 14, 1959. p. 13. 
  16. ^ Michigan Department of State Highways (1968). Official Highway Map (Map). Section L10.
  17. ^ Michigan Department of State Highways (1969). Official Highway Map (Map). 1 in:14.5 mi. Cartography by H.M. Gousha. Section L10.
  18. ^ Michigan State Highway Department (April 15, 1953). 1953 Official Highway Map (Map). Cartography by MSHD. Grand Rapids inset.
  19. ^ Michigan State Highway Department (October 1, 1953). 1953 Official Highway Map (Map). Cartography by MSHD. Grand Rapids inset.
  20. ^ Michigan State Highway Department (1961). Official Highway Map (Map). Cartography by MSHD. Grand Rapids inset. (Includes all changes through July 1, 1961)
  21. ^ Michigan State Highway Department (1962). Official Highway Map (Map). Cartography by MSHD. Grand Rapids inset.
  22. ^ Michigan State Highway Department (1962). Official Highway Map (Map). Cartography by MSHD. Section K12.
  23. ^ Michigan State Highway Department (1963). Official Highway Map (Map). Cartography by MSHD. Section K12.
  24. ^ Michigan Department of State Highways and Transportation (1974). Official Highway Map (Map). 1 in:14.5 mi. Section K12.
  25. ^ Michigan Department of State Highways and Transportation (1975). Official Transportation Map (Map). 1 in:14.5 mi / 1 in:23 km. Section K12.

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