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2014 Calendar Year HIGHWAY LOCATION REFERENCE ALL INTERSECTIONS Data as of December 31, 2014 MONTGOMERY COUNTY SHA DISTRICT #3 MO STATEWIDE GRID MAP KEY LEGEND C10C C10D 95 Interstate Highway D9B D10A D10B D11A D9C D9D D10C D10D D11C BG27 1 US Highway BG80 E9A E9B E10A E10B E11A E11B E9C E9D E10C E10D E11C E11D Y 8 State Highway T D F10A F10B F11A F11B N R OU The information in these maps is provided as a public service C F10D F11C by the Maryland State Highway Administration (MSHA). ICK BG108 ER NOTICE ED FR BG355 Restriction of Liability: D BG124 SHA makes no claims, promises or guarantees about R E the accuracy, completeness, or adequacy of the contents 270 G D BG109 I of these maps and expressly disclaims liability for any errors D AD D R A E M AS and omissions in the contents of these documents. For R CUS H D O more detailed maps, please contact: Kevin Powers of the N U MD 121-A W W 650 Data Services Engineering Division at 410-545-5518 or H BG A O F by email at [email protected]. O R R D R D E D D L D O F E 108 BG97 I BG C R E I L O BARNESVILLE C K D U 28 N BG R T 121 D R D BG Y R BG27 D BG109 LAYTONSVILLE E O 650 L L BG L N I EY V S L L MONTGOMERY L A AY VILLAGE TO BE N BROOKEVILLE 355 S BG118 BG BG124 V I L BG117 L BG117 BG108 E R D BG124 BG28 BG108 BG117 BG115 D BG108 109 A BG R N GAITHERSBURG 107 BG E 119 E POOLESVILLE S BG 200 650 BG V BG T O A W BG182 N 370 R BG200 D BG124 AD270 AD BG97 BG107 BG118 BG28 BG198 0/29 115 BG N 650 BG198 BG E 28 W BG MD 899 A BG355 I MD 899-A G 28 BG28 R BG200 BG O E BG112 G BG182 H BG586 A ROCKVILLE M BG200 P 0/29 S Y BG190 BG185 H I T BG355 R R E N IV BG97 E U R D R O C 270 S V L AD 'S A I R L GARRETT R D 193 V G A 189 BG E F PARK E I BG G N 270 29 IA 0/ R AD BG650 MONTGOMERY COUNTY KENSINGTON O 495 E BG187 AD G 495 HIGHWAY LOCATION REFERENCE BG191 AD E BG190 C OAKMONT BG193 IN 2014 R CHEVY BG185 P Prepared by the CHASE BG320 BG188 VIEW BG410 29 BG195 Maryland Department of Transportation AD495 0/ BG650 GLEN STATE HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION ECHO BG190 TAKOMA BG355 DATA SERVICES ENGINEERING DIVISION PARK 0 1 2 3 4 BG396 WASHINGTON D.C. Miles SEE ENLARGEMENT Data as of December 31, 2014 BG355 BG115 HOWARD 97 108 BG650 WASHINGTON BG BG GROVE BG200 COUNTY MD 117-A BG182 124 AD270 MD 97-A BG MD 198-A AD370 BG200 US 29-A MD 928-C GAITHERSBURG MD 200-A MD 928 29 MD 655-A BG28 SP 0/ ENCERV ILLE 115 BG MD 929-F BG198 R BG355 MD 655-D D BG119 MD 655-E BG198 D D MD 655-F R R MD 998-A 28 BG28 BG655 N BG28 BG BG200 E W CK E L B E R MD 655-C L O K N MD 655-G I I MD 655-B P 28 H BG Y H MD 655-H G A A E L O M R P ROCKVILLE G 182 BG S I A BG650 H 200 586 I BG BG R MD 911 A V E MD 929-C MD 660 E V IR E BG355 S BG185 MD 929-E M I 97 LL BG MD 927 MD 927-A MD 185-B MD 182-A A R V D D E MD 929-A R MD 185-C IA MD 929-D S MD 185-A B L Y L M LU MD 929-B T A O F AD270 BG586 C N GARRETT U BG189 BG187 PARK MD 185-D 29 O G 0/ 193 BG193 C 547 BG E BG O S R ' 270 G E AD I BG650 KENSINGTON A G R MD 187-B CHEVY BG192 BG97 O IS 270-Y A 495 V AD CHASE E E G TAL B VIEW CAPI E E LEGEND LT BG190 R BG191 W C IV A 495 E BG187 Y AD 193 N 95 Interstate Highway R 0/29 BG I OAKMONT 320 R NORTH 390 BG P R 191 BG 1 US Highway D BG BG355 CHEVY BG320 CHASE BG410 BG185 MD 195-A 8 State Highway BG188 CHEVY BG410 TOWN OF CHASE V CHEVY MD 384 GLEN MD 614-D CHASE AD495 ECHO BG191 MD 185-E BG650 MONTGOMERY COUNTY 614 MARTINS IS 495-X MD 190-A BG ADDITIONS MD 614-C DRUMMOND CHEVY ENLARGEMENT MD 614-A CHASE III BG195 BG355 HIGHWAY LOCATION REFERENCE 190 SOMERSET BG CHEVY MD 614-B CHASE WASHINGTON D.C. 2014 V FRIENDSHIP VILLAGE Prepared by the IR HEIGHTS 396 G BG The information in these maps is provided as a public service Maryland Department of Transportation IN by the Maryland State Highway Administration (MSHA). IA MD 396-A NOTICE STATE HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION Restriction of Liability: SHA makes no claims, promises or guarantees about DATA SERVICES ENGINEERING DIVISION the accuracy, completeness, or adequacy of the contents of these maps and expressly disclaims liability for any errors 0 1 2 3 4 and omissions in the contents of these documents. For more detailed maps, please contact: Kevin Powers of the Miles Data Services Engineering Division at 410-545-5518 or by email at [email protected]. Data as of December 31, 2014 ROUTE ALERT LIST MONTGOMERY COUNTY IS 270-LN - Newly assigned route; IS 270 northbound Local Lanes have been given their own route number for inventory purposes. The data for this route was incomplete at time of publication, therefore it is not listed in the current HLR; it will be included in a future edition. IS 270-LS - Newly assigned route; IS 270 southbound Local Lanes have been given their own route number for inventory purposes. The data for this route was incomplete at time of publication, therefore it is not listed in the current HLR; it will be included in a future edition. MD 410 couplets – The Data Services Engineering Division has begun a project to inventory both directions of selected routes in Maryland. As a result, some couplet inventories have been removed and combined with their respective directional inventories. This process is ongoing, and subject to change. 07/07/2015 MARYLAND STATE HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION HIGHWAY INFORMATION SERVICES DIVISION STATE MAINTAINED HIGHWAYS ON THE NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM AS OF DECEMBER 31,2014 COUNTY: MONTGOMERY ROUTE MAINLINE BEG DESCRIPTION END DESCRIPTION NHS TYPE IS 270 MAINLINE 0.000 IS 495 CAPITAL BELTWAY 22.510 FREDERICK CO/L NHS SYSTEM IS 270Y MAINLINE 0.000 IS 495 CAPITAL BELTWAY 2.100 IS 270 EISENHOWER MEMORIAL HWY NHS SYSTEM IS 370 MAINLINE 0.000 CO 6271 SAM EIG HWY (BACK) 2.540 MD 200 INTERCOUNTY CONNECTOR (AHEAD) NHS SYSTEM IS 495 MAINLINE 0.000 BEGIN BRIDGE IN VIRGINIA 14.380 PRINCE GEORGES CO/L NHS SYSTEM IS 495X MAINLINE 0.000 GV 6 CLARA BARTON PKWY 1.500 IS 495 CAPITAL BELTWAY EXPANDED NHS MD 27 MAINLINE 0.000 MD 355 FREDERICK RD 7.650 CO 40 GUE RD EXPANDED NHS MD 28 MAINLINE 13.180 MD 112 SENECA RD 29.880 MD 182 LAYHILL RD EXPANDED NHS MD 97 MAINLINE 0.000 MD 384 COLESVILLE RD 1.440 IS 495 CAPITAL BELTWAY EXPANDED NHS MD 97 MAINLINE 1.440 IS 495 CAPITAL BELTWAY 1.610 MD 192 FOREST GLEN RD PUBLIC TRANSIT MD 97 MAINLINE 1.610 MD 192 FOREST GLEN RD 14.080 CO 63 BROOKEVILLE RD EXPANDED NHS MD 108 MAINLINE 0.000 MD 27 RIDGE RD 1.820 CO 6895 BOWMAN ACRES LA EXPANDED NHS MD 108 MAINLINE 10.170 CO 63 BROOKEVILLE RD 16.570 MD 650 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE EXPANDED NHS MD 117 MAINLINE 7.570 MD 118 GERMANTOWN RD 8.060 MD 119 GREAT SENECA HWY EXPANDED NHS MD 118 MAINLINE 4.000 MD 117 CLOPPER RD 5.220 CO 5500 WISTERIA DR EXPANDED NHS MD 118 MAINLINE 5.220 CO 5500 WISTERIA DR 6.200 IS 270 EISENHOWER MEMORIAL HWY PUBLIC TRANSIT MD 118 MAINLINE 6.200 IS 270 EISENHOWER MEMORIAL HWY 7.080 MD 355 FREDERICK RD EXPANDED NHS MD 119 MAINLINE 0.000 MD 28 KEY WEST AVE 7.470 CO 141 MIDDLEBROOK RD EXPANDED NHS MD 124 MAINLINE 0.000 MD 28 DARNESTOWN RD 6.010 CO 5221 MIDCOUNTY HWY EXPANDED NHS MD 182 MAINLINE 0.000 MD 97 GEORGIA AVE 4.410 MD 28 NORBECK RD EXPANDED NHS MD 185 MAINLINE 0.000 MD 185E CHEVY CHASE CIR 8.300 MD 97 GEORGIA AVE EXPANDED NHS MD 187 MAINLINE 0.000 MD 355 WISCONSIN AVE 5.320 MD 355 ROCKVILLE PIKE EXPANDED NHS MD 190 MAINLINE 8.140 MD 189 FALLS RD 15.880 WASH DC LINE EXPANDED NHS MD 192 MAINLINE 2.560 CO 7493 DARCY FOREST DR 2.820 MD 97 GEORGIA AVE PUBLIC TRANSIT MD 193 MAINLINE 0.000 MD 185 CONNECTICUT AVE 6.700 PRINCE GEORGES CO/L EXPANDED NHS MD 198 MAINLINE 0.000 MD 650 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE 4.890 PRINCE GEORGES CO/L EXPANDED NHS MD 200 MAINLINE 2.540 IS 370 NO NAME (BACK) 17.210 PRINCE GEORGES CO/L NHS SYSTEM MD 200A MAINLINE 0.000 RP 370 RAMP 6 FR IS 370 EB TO MD 200A SB 0.520 ENT TO SHADY GROVE METRO NHS SYSTEM (AHEAD) MD 355 MAINLINE 0.000 WASH DC LINE 3.960 IS 495 CAPITAL BELTWAY NHS SYSTEM MD 355 MAINLINE 3.960 IS 495 CAPITAL BELTWAY 12.620 CO 212 SHADY GROVE RD PUBLIC TRANSIT MD 355 MAINLINE 12.620 CO 212 SHADY GROVE RD 19.700 MD 27 RIDGE RD EXPANDED NHS MD 384 MAINLINE 0.000 MD 390 16TH ST 0.530 US 29 GEORGIA AVE/COLESVILLE RD NHS SYSTEM MD 390 MAINLINE 0.000 WASH DC LINE 1.090 MD 97 GEORGIA AVE EXPANDED NHS MD 410 MAINLINE 0.000 MD 355 WISCONSIN AVE 5.000 MU 220 CHESTNUT AVE EXPANDED NHS MD 410 MAINLINE 5.000 MU 220 CHESTNUT AVE 5.170 END MUNICIPAL MAINTENANCE EXPANDED NHS MD 410 MAINLINE 5.170 END MUNICIPAL MAINTENANCE 5.290 MU 930 MAPLE AVE EXPANDED NHS MD 410 MAINLINE 5.290 MU 930 MAPLE AVE 5.560 MD 195 CARROLL AVE (AHEAD) EXPANDED NHS MD 410 MAINLINE 5.630 MD 195 CARROLL AVE (BACK) 6.160 MU 390 ELM AVE EXPANDED NHS MD 410 MAINLINE 6.160 MU 390 ELM AVE 6.310 MD 650 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE EXPANDED NHS 07/07/2015 MARYLAND STATE HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION HIGHWAY INFORMATION SERVICES DIVISION STATE MAINTAINED HIGHWAYS ON THE NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM AS OF DECEMBER 31,2014 COUNTY: MONTGOMERY ROUTE MAINLINE BEG DESCRIPTION END DESCRIPTION NHS TYPE MD 410 NON INV DIR 5.810 MD 410 MONTGOMERY AVE 6.240 MD 355 WISCONSIN AVE EXPANDED NHS MD 586 MAINLINE 0.000 MD 28 FIRST ST 5.780 MD 97 GEORGIA AVE EXPANDED NHS MD 650 MAINLINE 0.000 PRINCE GEORGES CO/L 1.040 MD 193 UNIVERSITY BLVD EXPANDED NHS MD 650 MAINLINE 2.350 CO 1304 NORTHAMPTON DR 13.500 MD 108 ASHTON RD EXPANDED NHS MD 911 MAINLINE 0.000 MD 355 ROCKVILLE PIKE 0.210 MD 586 VEIRS MILL RD EXPANDED NHS MD 927 MAINLINE 1.380 IS 270 EISENHOWER MEMORIAL HWY 1.650 MU 2934 TOWER OAKS BLVD EXPANDED NHS MD 927A MAINLINE 1.010 CO 5017 HOYA ST 1.300 CO 153 MAPLE AVE EXPANDED NHS MD 929A MAINLINE 2.190 CO 99 E RANDOLPH RD (BACK) 2.500 MD 929 B CHERRY HILL RD (AHEAD) EXPANDED NHS US 29 MAINLINE 0.000 WASH DC LINE 12.250
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  • Rustic Roads Functional Master Plan

    Rustic Roads Functional Master Plan

    Approved and Adopted Rustic Roads Functional Master Plan December 1 996 The Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission The Montgomery County Department of Park and Planning 8787 Georgia Avenue, Silver Spring, Maryland 20910-3760 RUSTIC ROADS FUNCTIONAL MASTER PLAN Abstract Title Approved and Adopted Rustic Roads Functional Master Plan Author The Montgomery County Department of Park and Planning The Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission Subject Master Plan for the Rustic Roads of Montgomery County Date December 1996 Planning Agency The Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission 8787 Georgia Avenue Silver Spring, Maryland 20910-3760 Source of Copies The Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission 8787 Georgia Avenue Silver Spring, Maryland 20910-3760 Number of Pages 258 Abstract This document contains the text, with supporting maps and tables, for the Approved and Adopted Rustic Roads Functional Master Plan of Montgomery County. This document recommends identification and classi­ fication of 66 Rustic Roads, of which 12 are exceptional. In addition, the entire master-planned roadway network included in the Study Area is rec­ ommended for reclassification to a network appropriate for the rural area of Montgomery County. ii APPROVED & ADOPTED December 1996 RUSTIC ROADS FUNCTIONAL MASTER PLAN Certificate of Approval and Adoption This Amendment to the Master Plan of Highways within Montgomery County, as amended; the Master Plan of Bikeways, 1978, as amended; the Functional Master Plan for the Preservation of Agriculture and Rural Open Space, 1980, as amended; the Boyds Master Plan, 1985, as amended; the Damascus Master Plan, 1985, as amended; the Master Plan for the Potomac Subregion, 1980, as amended; and, the Olney Master Plan, 1980, as amended; has been approved by the Montgomery County Council, sitting as the District Council, by Resolution No.