| Maine - NO
DESIGNATED CROSS STATE ROUTES |
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US-1 |
From northern border to New
Hampshire |
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ME-161 |
From northern border to Fort
Fairfield |
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US-2 |
from western border to eastern
terminus |
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ME-11 |
From Knowles Corner to Sherman Mills |
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ME-191 |
From Calais to US-1 |
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ME-182 |
Entire length |
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ME-116 |
From Howland to Bangor |
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ME-100 |
From Waterville to Augusta |
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many short segements of state
highways in loops |
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ME-9 |
Bangor to eastern border |
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www.exploremaine.org/bike |
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Cycling Northern Tier and Atlantic Coast routes (not on map) |
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| Maryland - NO DESIGNATED
CROSS STATE ROUTES |
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State bycycle suitability map shows
only shoulder width and contains |
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no designated routes. The extensive network of roads would allow
definition of |
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several cross-state routes. State bike/ped coordinator is proposing the
routes on the map |
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but
they are not official yet. One of the
routes is the C&O Canal towpath, which is not |
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really suitable for road bikes. |
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Cycling Atlantic Coast and Tidewater Potomac routes (not on map) |
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| Massachusetts
- plan in development for 3 N-S and two E-W routes, but no current routes |
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| From the
Western MA Bike Routes study of 1993 |
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North and South Berkshire routes on
mostly secondary roads |
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Connecticut Valley route on mostly
secondary roads |
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Largely bike path route (long term)
from Northampton to Boston |
| US-20 |
west to east (follows I-90 corridor) |
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| MA-9 |
west to east (follows I-90 corridor) |
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| MA-2 |
follow the MA-2 corridor (much is
freeway) |
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Cape Cod to Boston to Cape Ann
bikeway |
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| MA-12, 13, 31 |
Providence RI to Worcester and north
to NH |
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State bicycle suitability map shows
recommended and secondary bike routes. |
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The extensive network of roads would
allow definition of |
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several cross-state routes. |
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Cycling Atlantic Coast route (not on map) |
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| Michigan-
NO DESIGNATED CROSS STATE ROUTES |
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DALMAC |
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PALM |
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ODRAM |
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Michigan has an extensive network of
state and county roads and their cycling |
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suitability map has categorized them
in detail. |
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The
combination of these roads would allow the development of routes |
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connecting virtually any two
destinations, including connections with routes from |
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other
states.
Only major metropolitan regions present any barrier. |
Lansing to Mackinac ride (mostly
secondary roads) |
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Cycling Lake Erie Connector and North Lakes routes
(not on map) |
Pedal Across Lower Michigan (mostly
secondary roads) |
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One Day Ride Across Michigan (mostly
secondary roads) |
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| Minnesota |
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Draft plan per the attached
map. Red (burgandy) segements are on
state/US highway |
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MN plan includes Mississippi River
Trail segment |
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Green segments are existing or
proposed off-road trails |
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Cycling Northern Tier route (not on map) |
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| Mississippi |
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Natchez Trace Parkway |
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Mississippi River Trail |
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BAM (Bike Across Mississippi)
roughly follows I-20, much it on US-80 |
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Cycling Southern Tier and Great Rivers South routes (not on map) |
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