- Maine State Route 110
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State Route 110
Route information Maintained by MaineDOT Length: 3.60 mi[1] (5.79 km) Existed: 1925 – present Major junctions West end: 
Route 153 in Wakefield, NH
(via Stevens Corner Road)East end: 
Route 11 in NewfieldLocation Counties: York Highway system ← 
SR 109SR 111 
→State Route 110 is a short state highway in southwestern Maine, located entirely within the town of Newfield. Route 110 begins in the west at the New Hampshire state line less than a half-mile from New Hampshire Route 153, which connects via unnumbered Stevens Corner Road. The eastern terminus is located 3.6 miles east at an intersection with State Route 11 near Rock Haven Lake.
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Route description
Route 110 begins at the New Hampshire state line between Newfield, Maine and Wakefield, New Hampshire approximately 1/2 mile east of New Hampshire Route 153, and runs due east for 3.6 miles through West Newfield until intersecting and ending at an intersection with Route 11. Route 110 is called Wakefield Road over its entire length.
Although the connecting road to NH 153 is unnumbered, junction signage for Route 110 is present on NH 153 (with Maine-style shield, since New Hampshire has its own Route 110 which is unrelated). An eastbound reassurance shield for Route 110 is also present on the New Hampshire side. However, westbound signage clearly indicates the end of the route at the state line. Many maps erroneously depict Route 110 extending all the way to NH 153.
Junction list
County Location Mile Roads intersected Notes York Newfield 0.00 Stevens Corner Road New Hampshire state line; unnumbered road connects to NH Route 153.
Western terminus of Route 110.3.60 Route 11Eastern terminus of Route 110. History
When it was designated in 1925, Route 110 was a much longer route than it is today, stretching from Alfred to Limington. It went under major changes in 1931, with its western terminus being shifted to the New Hampshire state line and all of its eastern routing becoming part of modern Route 11, Route 4, Route 5, and U.S. Route 202, resulting in the short alignment it has today.[2]
References
Categories:- State highways in Maine
- Transportation in York County, Maine
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