Where are the milepost markers on the road?

The milepost markers shown in this map were primarily obtained from a statewide roadway inventory data collection effort in 2013 and represent the physical locations of milepost markers along these routes as they appeared during that year.

Where does US 40 turn into Harding Highway?

Upon meeting the eastern terminus of Route 48, US 40 turns to the southeast and becomes the Harding Highway, a two-lane undivided road that passes through more agricultural areas. Upon crossing CR 646, the road enters Pilesgrove Township and continues past the Cowtown Rodeo.

Is there a restaurant at mile marker one?

Mile Marker One is a year-round restaurant & bar that offers numerous unique dining venues, all situated on the water. The various spaces have been designed to capture the panoramic views of the beautiful Annisquam River and marina life.

How are the two postmiles on Route 84 different?

For example, the two postmiles ALA 84 23.133 and ALA 84 R23.133 differ only by the presence of the “R” Postmile Prefix Code, but they represent two locations along Route 84 separated by about 880 feet. (In other cases, two postmiles differing in one qualifier can represent locations 10 miles apart.)

How to get driving directions on Bing Maps?

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Is the NMDOT milepost map the same as the milepost?

Therefore when the GIS-measured milepoints are compared with the physical milepost marker locations, it is important to remember that they do not always match. The NMDOT Milepost Map is to serve as a general reference guide and is not intended for the NMDOT project development process that references milepoints.

Which is the best way to get directions?

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