List of U.S. Highways in Maine

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United States Numbered Highways in Maine
US 1.svg US 2A.svg US 202.svg
Standard markers for US Highways in Maine
System information
Maintained by MaineDOT
FormedNovember 11, 1926 (1926-11-11)
Highway names
Interstates Interstate x (I-X)
US Highways U.S. Route x (US-X)
State State Route x or Route x (SR X)
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Primary routes

Note about termini: In several cases there is disagreement between the administrative termini of a route (which is defined by MaineDOT) and the termini signed in the field. All termini listed on this page are administrative termini; discrepancies are listed on the respective pages.

Contents

NumberLength (mi)Length (km)Southern or western terminusNorthern or eastern terminusFormedRemovedNotes
US 1.svg US 1 527.19848.43 US 1 in Portsmouth, NH Route 161 in Clair, NB 01926-01-011926currentMostly follows the old New England Route 1 and New England Route 24
US 2.svg US 2 273.64440.38 US 2 in Shelburne, NH I-95 in Houlton 01926-01-011926currentMostly follows the old New England Route 15
US 201.svg US 201 157.46253.41 US 1  / SR 24 in Brunswick SR 6 / Route 173 near Saint-Theophile, QC 01926-01-011926currentMostly follows the old New England Route 20
US 202.svg US 202 168.52271.21 US 202  / NH 11 in Rochester, NH I-395  / US 1A  / SR 15 in Bangor 01936-01-011936currentCurrently signed with US 1A into downtown Bangor at US 2, but was truncated to I-395 in 1989. Does not officially intersect with US 2.
US 302.svg US 302 54.1587.15 US 302 in Conway, NH I-295  / US 1  / SR 100 in Portland 01935-01-011935currentMostly follows the old New England Route 18
Currently signed with SR 100 to end at Park Ave (formerly US 1), but was truncated in 2007 when US 1 was shifted onto I-295.

Alternate and auxiliary routes

NumberLength (mi)Length (km)Southern or western terminusNorthern or eastern terminusFormedRemovedNotes
By-pass plate.svg
US 1.svg US 1 Byp.
1.52.4 US 1 Byp. in Portsmouth US 1 in Kittery 01960-01-01c.1960currentOriginally designated US 1A, also designated I-95 until 1972
Business plate.svg
US 1.svg US 1 Bus.
3.45.5 US 1 in Newcastle US 1 in Damariscotta 01963-01-011963currentFormerly US 1
Business plate.svg
US 1.svg US 1 Bus.
3.65.801951-01-01195101960-01-011960Former alignment of US 1, redesignated US 1 in 1960
Business plate.svg
US 1.svg US 1 Bus.
2.64.201955-01-01195501956-01-011956Redesignated US 1A Business, which was later decommissioned
US 1A.svg US 1A 7.011.3 US 1 in York US 1 in York 01936-01-011936currentYork segment
US 1A.svg US 1A 3.55.6 I-295  / US 1 in Portland I-295  / US 1 in Portland 01951-01-011951currentPortland segment
US 1A.svg US 1A 1.62.6 US 1 in Rockland US 1 in Rockland 01941-01-011941currentRockland segment; redesignated US 1 Bypass in 1963 but reverted to US 1A in 1987
US 1A.svg US 1A 54.086.9 US 1  / SR 3 in Stockton Springs US 1  / SR 3 in Ellsworth 01966-01-011966currentStockton Springs-Ellsworth segment; formerly US 1
US 1A.svg US 1A 7.812.6 US 1 in Milbridge US 1 in Harrington 01936-01-011936currentMilbridge-Harrington segment
US 1A.svg US 1A 8.113.0 US 1 in Jonesboro US 1 in Machias 01936-01-011936currentJonesboro-Machias segment
US 1A.svg US 1A 49.880.1 US 1 in Mars Hill US 1 in Van Buren 01940-01-011940currentMars Hill-Van Buren segment, formerly US 1.
Business plate.svg
US 1A.svg US 1A Bus.
01955-01-011955Unsigned designation for a former alignment of US 1 in Bangor, now unnumbered.
US 2A.svg US 2A 4.67.4 US 2 in Orono US 2  / SR 43 in Old Town 01954-01-011954currentSouthern segment, formerly US 2
US 2A.svg US 2A 43.570.0 US 2 in Macwahoc Plantation US 1  / US 2 in Houlton 01936-01-011936currentNorthern segment, formerly SR 166
US 201A.svg US 201A 26.1842.13 US 2  / US 201  / SR 104 in Skowhegan US 201  / SR 8 in Solon 01954-01-011954currentFormerly US 201; now completely overlaid with other routes
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