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Western Terminus |
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The western terminus of M-134 is at a diamond interchange with I-75 (Exit 359) west of Hessel. There is not an M-134 ENDS
sign assembly in place at this endpoint. Here, Robert is looking west from M-134's western endpoint at the short connector to Mackinac Trail, the former
routing of US 2 prior to the completion of I-75 in the Upper Peninsula in the early 1960s. (PHOTO # 1: Robert Halonen | July 10, 2002) |
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Eastern Terminus |
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At De Tour Village, M-134 crosses the De Tour Passage via a ferry and onto Drummond Island, where it continues for
8 miles beyond the Drummond Island ferry docks until it reaches Townline Road in the community of Drummond, which marks its eastern terminus. (PHOTO # 1: Chris Aseltine | July 5, 2002) |
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Here is an overview of the beginning of M-134 in the westbound direction. (PHOTO # 2: Chris Aseltine | July 5, 2002) |
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Historic Eastern Terminus (1950-1989) |
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M-134 has only existed on Drummond Island since the late 1980s.
From 1950 until 1989, M-134's eastern terminus was at the ferry docks in De Tour Village, shown here. (PHOTO # 1: Chris Bessert) |
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Created: July 7, 2002
Last Updated: September 5, 2003