Massachusetts Route 110
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| Route 110 |
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| Length: | 69.24[1] mi (111.43 km) | ||||||||
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| West end: |  Route 12 in West Boylston |
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| Major junctions: |
 Route 62 in Clinton Route 2 in Ayer I-495 in Littleton, Chelmsford, Methuen, Haverhill, and Amesbury US-3 in Chelmsford I-93 in Methuen Route 28 in Lawrence I-95 in Amesbury |
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| East end: |   US-1/Route 1A in Salisbury |
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Route 110, is a southwest-northeast state highway in Massachusetts. From West Boylston at Route 12, Route 110 runs northeast through the following towns:
- Sterling
- Clinton (sharing roadway with Route 62 and Route 70)
- Bolton
- Harvard (sharing roadway with Route 111)
- Ayer (sharing roadway with Route 111 and Route 2A)
- Littleton (sharing roadway with Route 2A)
- Westford (sharing a small section of roadway with Route 225)
- Chelmsford (sharing a small section of roadway with Route 4)
- Lowell (sharing roadway with Route 38)
- Dracut
- Methuen (sharing a small section of roadway with Route 113)
- Lawrence (sharing roadway with Route 113)
- Methuen again, (sharing roadway with Route 113)
- Haverhill (sharing roadway with Route 113, Route 97, and Route 125)
- Merrimac
- Amesbury
- Salisbury at U.S. Route 1/Route 1A
Route 110 crosses the following Interstate highways:
- Interstate 495 in Littleton (exit 30), and again in Chelmsford (exit 34)
- Interstate 93 in Methuen (exit 46)
- Interstate 495 twice in Methuen (exit 46, then no interchange), twice in Haverhill (exits 49 and 52), then again in Amesbury (exit 55).
- Interstate 95 in Amesbury (exit 58).
[edit] Sources
- "Massachusetts Atlas and Gazetteer." Yarmouth, Maine: DeLorme. First Edition, 1998.
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