M-19 (Michigan highway)

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M-19

Length:

83.80 mi^[1] (134.86 km)

Formed:

1926^[1]

South end:

I-94 near New Haven

Major
junctions:

I-69 near Port Huron

M-90 near Brown City
M-46 in Sandusky

North end:

M-142 near Bad Axe

Michigan highways
< M-18		M-20 >

M-19 is a state trunkline in the state of Michigan. It begins northeast of Detroit at a junction with I-94 and runs northward to a junction with M-142 just east of Bad Axe.

[edit] Route

M-19 begins at a junction with I-94 north of Detroit at exit 247. From there it runs parallel to I-94 until southeast of Richmond where it turns northward. Continuing north, M-19 has a junction with I-69 about 15 miles west of Port Huron at exit 184. From here the route continues north about 34 miles until reaching Sandusky where it takes a left turn. Multiplexed with M-46 for 5 miles, it then takes a right turn to continue its northerly course into the thumb of Michigan ending at a junction with M-142 three miles east of Bad Axe.