Maryland Route 180
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| MD 180 |
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| Jefferson Pike | |||||||||
| Length: | 14.63 mi (23.54 km) | ||||||||
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| Decomd.: | N/A | ||||||||
| From: | Frederick | ||||||||
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* US 340
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| To: | Sandy Hook | ||||||||
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Maryland Route 180 is an east-west road in western central Maryland.
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[edit] Cities and towns
MD 180 passes through the following areas:
[edit] Route description
From the west, MD 180 begins at an interchange with MD 351 in Frederick
The route terminates at U.S. Route 15 in an unincorporated portion of Washington County.
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[edit] History
Maryland Route 180 carried the designation U.S. 340 prior to the construction of the freeway that now carries that route.
[edit] Notes
At one point Ballenger Creek Pike carred the MD 180 designation from Frederick to Point Of Rocks. As a result the full route was semi-circular. This was changed when Ballenger Creek Pike was given the new route number of 351.
[edit] Related routes
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