OKRoads.com -- Maryland Highway Guides -- MD 213

Highway Review:
MD 213 connects Wye Mills at MD 662 to the Pennsylvania State Line, a distance of 68 miles. It goes through the towns of Centreville, Chestertown, Kennedyville, Chesapeake City, and Elkton. It is a scenic route along the northern part of the Eastern Shore.

Highway Information:
Distance: 68.4 miles
Counties traveled through: Queen Anne's, Kent, Cecil
Highway intersections: MD 662 (Mile 0.0), U.S. 50 (Mile 0.8), MD 309 (Mile 4.2), U.S. 301 (Mile 5.2), MD 18 (Mile 6.7), MD 304 (Mile 7.7), MD 305 (Mile 8.1), MD 300 (Mile 16.6), MD 19 (Mile 17.0), MD 544 (Mile 21.2), MD 20 (Mile 23.2), MD 859 (Mile 24.0), MD 291 (Mile 24.0), MD 297 (Mile 25.3), MD 561 (Mile 27.4), MD 298 (Mile 32.8), MD 444 (Mile 34.5), MD 290/313 (Mile 38.5), MD 282 (Mile 43.3), MD 310 (Mile 49.7), MD 537 (Mile 51.8), MD 537 (Mile 52.8), MD 285 (Mile 54.0), U.S. 40 (Mile 58.8), MD 7 (Mile 59.3), MD 545 (Mile 59.8), MD 279 (Mile 60.2), MD 273 (Mile 66.4)
Highway duplexes: None

	MD 213 South at MD 662. There is no end sign at this terminus. (Photo taken 3/17/03)
	MD 662 North at MD 213 North in Wye Mills. Both highways will intersect U.S. 50 shortly. (Photo taken 3/17/03)
	MD 213 North assurance shield just north of MD 662. The highway will intersect U.S. 50 in less than a mile. (Photo taken 3/17/03)

	MD 213 North at U.S. 50 East. U.S. 50 is the Ocean Gateway, and is 4-lane divided highway throughout the state. (Photo taken 3/17/03)
	MD 213 North at U.S. 50 West. (Photo taken 3/17/03)

There is no coverage of this terminus here. And there probably won't be anytime soon!
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