M-186 (Michigan highway)

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M-186

Length:

2.49 mi^[1] (4.01 km)

Formed:

1940

West end:

M-113 near Fife Lake

East end:

US 131 in Fife Lake

Counties:

Grand Traverse

Michigan highways
< M-185		M-188 >

M-186, is a short connector route in the U.S. state of Michigan. The western terminus is at M-113 just west of Fife Lake and the eastern terminus is at US 131 west of downtown Fife Lake.

Historical Notes:In the 1930s, M-186 was designated on a 4.3 mile connector route in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan between US 2/US 41 at Rapid River with M-35 near Brampton.

In 1940, when a new road was built from Walton Junction to Fife Lake, M-186 was designated on the road from M-113 to Fife Lake (formerly M-131; and the Walton Jct./Fife Lake road and the rest of M-131 to Petoskey become US 131).