Maryland Route 299
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MD Route 299 |
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Massey Road, Galena Sassafras Road, Sassafras Road Maintained by MDSHA |
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Length: | 5.18 mi[1] (8.34 km) | ||||||||||||
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South end: | MD 313 & MD 330 in Massey | ||||||||||||
Major junctions: |
MD 290 | ||||||||||||
North end: | US 301 in Warwick | ||||||||||||
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Maryland Route 299 is a road in Cecil and Kent counties running from Massey north and east to the Delaware border.
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[edit] History
Maryland Route 299 originally ran from Massey north to the Delaware border in Warwick, where it connected to Delaware Route 299. However, it was rerouted to follow U.S. Route 301 to the Delaware border, and now Delaware Route 299 connects to Maryland Route 282 at the border.
[edit] Route description
Starting at the Delaware border, Maryland 299 is also U.S. Route 301, the Blue Star Memorial Highway, heading southwest. At the intersection with Sassafras Road, Maryland 299 diverges from U.S. Route 301 and follows Sassafras Road in a more southerly direction. The road's name changes to Galena Sassafras Road, and then at an intersection with Maryland 290, Maryland 299 turns to follow Massey Road southward until ending at an intersection with Maryland 313 and Maryland 330 known as Massey.
[edit] Major Intersections
- U.S. Route 301--Blue Star Memorial Highway, Shared eastern end of route
- Maryland 290--Galena Sassafras Rd.
- Maryland and Delaware Railroad
- Maryland 313--Galena Rd., Millington Massey Rd., Western and southern end of route
- Maryland 330--Also western and southern end of route
[edit] See also
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