OKRoads.com -- Delaware Trip -- Interstate 97 Maryland

At a distance of just 17 miles, Interstate 97 is the shortest two-digit interstate in the country. It is also the only two-digit interstate to not intersect another two-digit route, and the only one to only head through just one county. (Anne Arundel County) On the fourth day of the Delaware Trip, I drove the whole distance of Interstate 97 in about 15 minutes, the quickest I ever have clinched (and ever will clinch) an interstate in my life!

	Interstate 97 mileage sign just south of Interstate 695. Annapolis is 24 miles ahead, the Bay Bridge is in 28 miles via U.S. 50, and Richmond, Virginia is 137 miles away via U.S. 301.
	Interstate 97 South at Exit 16 - MD 648 - Baltimore-Annapolis Blvd. - Ferndale/Glen Burnie.
	Interstate 97 South at Exit 15 - MD 162 - Aviation Blvd./BWI Airport.
	Interstate 97 South at Exits 14A-B - MD 100 - Ellicott City/Gibson Island.
	Interstate 97 South at Exit 13 - MD 174 - Quarterfield Rd.
	Interstate 97 South at Exit 12 - Business MD 3 - Glen Burnie/New Cut Rd.
	Interstate 97 South at Exit 10B - Benfield Blvd. West.
	Interstate 97 South at Exit 10A - Benfield Blvd./Severna Park.
	Interstate 97 South at Exit 7 - MD 32 West/MD 3 South - Bowie/Odenton.
	Interstate 97 South at Exit 5 - MD 178 - Crownsville. This is the final exit on Interstate 97 before its southern terminus at U.S. 50.
	Interstate 97 South approaching U.S. 50/301 - 1 mile. These exits do not have numbers.
	Interstate 97 South approaching U.S. 50/301 - 3/4 mile. These signs refer to only U.S. 301, however.
	U.S. 50 reappears on this sign, 1/2 mile to the north of the southern terminus of Interstate 97.
	Just 17 miles after it began, Interstate 97 comes to an end here at U.S. 50/301 west of Annapolis. There is no end sign at this terminus.