Minnesota State Highway 241

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Minnesota State Highway 241 is a highway in central Minnesota. Only 3 miles in length, it connects Interstate 94 to the town of St. Michael. Due to burgeoning commuter traffic between the northwest suburbs and the Twin Cities, the road is being expanded from two to four lanes and traffic lights being added at major intersections along the route.



Sources

Riner, Steve. Details of Minnesota Highways 219-287. [[1]]. Accessed November 30, 2006.

Minnesota Department of Transportation. "Traffic signal begins operation on Highway 241 in St. Michael." [[2]]. Accessed November 30, 2006.

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