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Southern Terminus |
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The southern terminus of M-64 is at the Wisconsin State Line in a heavily forested region south of Marenisco.
Continuing on into the Badger State is not a state highway, but rather County Trunk Highway (CTH) B.
The border is marked by the sudden disapperance of the pavement markings, along with a CTH-B marker. (PHOTO # 1: Robert Halonen | August 22, 2003) |
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While there is no M-64 ENDS signage southbound, there is an END CTH-B marker northbound just before the roadway
crosses from Wisconsin into Michigan. At the state line itself, there is a WELCOME TO MICHIGAN sign in place. (PHOTO # 2: Robert Halonen | August 22, 2003) |
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Just a little farther down the road is the first reassurance marker for M-64 North. (PHOTO # 3: Robert Halonen | August 22, 2003) |
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Northern Terminus |
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The northern terminus of M-64 is at a downtown Ontonagon intersection that also serves as the northern terminus
of US 45. An interesting attribute of this intersection is that the blinker here is attached to a mast arm, as opposed to the typical Michigan standard span wire. (PHOTO # 1: Robert Halonen | August 26, 2003) |
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Here is the perspective of M-64's northern terminus from US 45 North, as it too comes to an end. (PHOTO # 2: Barry Camp | September 30, 2001) |
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This close-up of the US 45 North approach reveals that there are additional shields at the intersection itself pointing
toward the respective starts of M-64 South and US 45 South. Lake Superior is just behind the large building on the left side of the photo. (PHOTO # 3: Barry Camp | September 30, 2001) |
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Created: April 1, 2003
Last Updated: October 2, 2003