Maryland Route 390
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| MD Route 390 |
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| 16th Street Maintained by MDSHA |
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| Length: | 1.09 mi[1] (1.75 km) | ||||||||||||
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| South end: | District of Columbia border in Silver Spring | ||||||||||||
| Major junctions: |
 MD 384 |
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| North end: |  MD 97 in Silver Spring |
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Maryland Route 390 is the continuation of 16th Street in Silver Spring, Maryland beyond the city limits of Washington, D.C. from Blair Circle on the Maryland-D.C. line (where Maryland Route 384 also begins) north to Georgia Avenue. Route 390 is slightly more than a mile in length.
A divided highway for its entire length , Route 390 is on the western edge of downtown Silver Spring and is sometimes used as a bypass of busier Georgia Avenue and Colesville Road for commuters travelling to or from Washington, D.C..
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