Massachusetts Route 104

Route 104
Route information
Length:	12.54 mi[1] (20.18 km)
Existed:	by 1933 – present
Major junctions
West end:	US 44 in Taunton
	Route 24 in Bridgewater Route 18 / Route 28 in Bridgewater
East end:	Route 106 in East Bridgewater
Highway system
Massachusetts State Highway Routes ← Route 103 Route 105 →

Route 104 is a 12.54-mile (20.18 km) west–east highway in southeastern Massachusetts.

Route description

Route 104 begins at U.S. Route 44 in Taunton. The highway crosses less than a thousand feet later thereafter into Raynham and passes through Raynham Center. The highway crosses over Interstate 495 without an interchange, enters Bridgewater, abuts the southern shore of Lake Nippenicket and intersects with Route 24, all within a space of about one mile (1.6 km). Route 104 then goes through the center of Bridgewater, intersecting with the northern end of the Route 18 and 28 concurrency in a three-route concurrency for a short distance which is signed as a rotary. Just east of the rotary is the location of Bridgewater State College, which Route 104 passes and grants entrance to. It is at that same point where commuters may enter campus to gain access to the Bridgewater station of the MBTA's Middleborough-Lakeville commuter rail line. The highway then passes by the source of the Taunton River and ends at Route 106 in East Bridgewater astride the East Bridgewater/Bridgewater town line.

Junction list

Eastbound in Raynham
41°55′23.8″N 71°3′7.0″W / 41.923278°N 71.05194°W / 41.923278; -71.05194

County	Location	Milepost	Roads Intersected	Notes
Bristol	Taunton	0.00	U.S. Route 44	Western terminus of Route 104.
	Raynham	4.2	I-495	No access between Route 104 and I-495.
Plymouth	Bridgewater	5.2	Route 24	Route 24 Exit 15. To I-495 via Route 24 South.
		8.6	Route 18/28	Signed as a rotary. Southern terminus of Route 18/28/104 concurrency.
		8.7	Route 18/28	Signed as a rotary. Northern terminus of Route 18/28/104 concurrency.
	East Bridgewater	12.54	Route 106	Eastern terminus of Route 104.

References

1. ^ Executive Office of Transportation, Office of Transportation Planning - 2005 Road Inventory