List of U.S. Highways in Michigan

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US 102 Michigan 1926.svgUS 16 Michigan 1948.svgUS 24.svg
Highway markers from different years for former US Highway 102 (1926), former US 16 (1948), and current US Highway 24 (1971)
System information
Formed: November 11, 1926[1]
Highway names
US Routes: US Highway nn (US nn)
Special Routes:

Alternate US Highway nn (ALT US nn);
Business US Highway nn (BUS US nn);
Bypass US Highway nn (BYP US nn);
Connector US Highway nn (CONN US nn);

Truck US Highway nn (TRUCK US nn);
System links
Michigan State Trunkline Highway System
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Contents

[edit] Current mainline highways

Number South or west terminus North or east terminus Length (mi)[2] Length (km) Formed Notes
US 2 Ironwood Crystal Falls 109.177 175.703 1926 Western segment
US 2 Iron Mountain St. Ignace 195.974 315.390 1926 Eastern segment
US 8 Norway 2.322 3.737 1926
US 10 Ludington Bay City 144.051 231.828 1926 Connects to US 10 in Wisconsin via the SS Badger carferry
US 12 New Buffalo Detroit 205.421 330.593 1926
US 23 Temperance Mackinaw City 358.907 577.605 1926
US 24 Erie Clarkston 79.864 128.529 1926
US 31 Niles Mackinaw City 357.234 574.912 1926
US 41 Menominee Copper Harbor 278.769 448.635 1926
US 45 Watersmeet Ontonagon 54.759 88.126 1934
US 127 Hudson Grayling 214.139 344.623 1926
US 131 White Pigeon Petoskey 266.152 428.330 1926
US 141 Quinnesec Iron Mountain 7.227 11.631 1928 Southern segment
US 141 Crystal Falls Covington 43.602 70.171 1928 Northern segment
US 223 Temperance Somerset 46.454 74.760 1930

[edit] Former mainline highways

Number South or west terminus North or east terminus Length (mi)[2] Length (km) First year Final year Notes
US 16 Muskegon Detroit 210.643 338.997 1926 1962 Replaced by I-96
US 25 Erie Port Austin 1926 1973 Replaced by I-75 and M-25
US 27 Coldwater Mackinaw City 1926 2002 Replaced by I-69 and US 127
US 33 Niles Hagar Shores 1937 1998 Replaced by US 31 and M-63
US 102 Crystal Falls Covington 36 58 1926 1928 Replaced by US 141
US 112 New Buffalo Detroit 1926 1961 Replaced by US 12 when I-94 replaced US 12
US 112S Indiana state line Union 1.709 2.750 1926 1935 Replaced by M-205, now a county road

[edit] Current special routes

Number Location Length (mi)[2] Length (km) Formed Notes

BUS US 2*		 Ironwood 1.270 2.044 1942–44

BUS US 10		 Reed City 2.095 3.372 1958

BUS US 10		 Clare

BUS US 10		 Midland 7.200 11.587 1960

BUS US 12		 Ypsilanti

BUS US 23		 Ann Arbor

BUS US 23		 Rogers City

CONN US 24		 Erie

CONN US 24		 Taylor

CONN US 24		 Woodhaven

BUS US 24		 Pontiac 1986 Formerly BUS US 10

BUS US 31		 Muskegon

BUS US 31		 Whitehall–Montague

BUS US 31*		 Hart

BUS US 31		 Pentwater

BUS US 31*		 Ludington

BUS US 127		 Jackson

BUS US 127		 Lansing Unsigned

BUS US 127		 St. Johns

BUS US 127		 Ithaca

BUS US 127		 Alma

BUS US 127		 St. Louis

BUS US 127		 Mt. Pleasant

BUS US 127		 Clare

BUS US 127		 Harrison

BUS US 131		 Three Rivers

BUS US 131		 Kalamazoo

BUS US 131		 Grand Rapids

BUS US 131		 Big Rapids

BUS US 131		 Cadillac

BUS US 131		 Manton

BUS US 223		 Adrian 3.751 6.037 1956

[edit] Former special routes

Number Location Length (mi)[2] Length (km) First year Final year Notes

BUS US 10		 Flint

BUS US 10		 Pontiac 1986 Replaced by BUS US 24

BUS US 12		 Niles 2010 Replaced by M-51, M-139

ALT US 12		 Kalamazoo Replaced by M-96

BUS US 12		 Kalamazoo Replaced by BL I-94

BUS US 12		 Battle Creek Replaced by BL I-94

BUS US 12		 Marshall Replaced by BL I-94

BUS US 12		 Albion Replaced by BL I-94

BUS US 12		 Jackson Replaced by BL I-94

ALT US 16		 Muskegon

BUS US 16		 Grand Rapids

BYP US 16		 Grand Rapids Replaced by M-11 and M-37/M-44

ALT US 16		 Novi

BUS US 16		 Farmington Replaced by BL I-96, now M-5

BUS US 23*		 Fenton Now under city control
US 23A Saginaw Replaced by M-47

BUS US 23		 Saginaw Replaced by BL I-75

BUS US 23		 Bay City Replaced by BL I-75/M-25 and M-84

ALT US 23		 Standish Replaced by M-13
US 24A Erie Replaced by I-75
US 25A Erie Replaced by US 24A and later I-75

ALT US 25		 Port Huron Replace by M-25

BUS US 25		 Port Huron Replaced by BL I-94

BUS US 27		 Charlotte Replaced by BL I-69

BUS US 27		 Lansing Now unsigned trunkline in Lansing

TRUCK US 27		 Lansing Replaced by US 27

BUS US 27		 St. Johns Replaced by BUS US 127

BUS US 27		 Ithaca Replaced by BUS US 127

BUS US 27		 Alma Replaced by BUS US 127

BUS US 27		 St. Louis Replaced by BUS US 127

BUS US 27		 Mt. Pleasant Replaced by BUS US 127

BUS US 27		 Clare Replaced by BUS US 127

BUS US 27		 Harrison Replaced by BUS US 127

BUS US 31		 South Haven Replaced by BL I-196

BUS US 31		 Holland Returned to city control

BUS US 31		 Beulah Now under local control

BUS US 41		 Marquette 2.343 3.771 1963 2005 Returned to city control

BUS US 41		 Ishpeming–Negaunee 4.873 7.842 1937 1958 Replaced by BUS M-28

BUS US 41		 Baraga 1940 1942 Returned to local control

BUS US 112		 Niles Replaced by BUS US 12

BYP US 112		 Yspilanti Replaced by I-94

BUS US 112		 Ypsilanti Replaced by BUS US 12

BYP US 131		 Grand Rapids Replaced by M-11, M-37 and M-44

[edit] References

M-Blank.svg Michigan Highways portal
  1. ^ Bureau of Public Roads (1926) (PDF). United States System of Highways (Map). http://www.okladot.state.ok.us/hqdiv/p-r-div/maps/misc-maps/1926us.pdf. Retrieved May 10, 2008. 
  2. ^ a b c d "MDOT Physical Reference Finder Application". Michigan Department of Transportation. 2009. http://www.mcgi.state.mi.us/prfinder/. Retrieved November 18, 2010. 
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