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'''Maryland Route 99''' is a {{convert|7.6|mi|km|adj=on}} section of Old Frederick Road from ] to ] in ]. '''Maryland Route 99''' is a {{convert|7.57|mi|km|adj=on}} section of Old Frederick Road from ] to ] in ].


==Route description== ==Route description==
Old Frederick Rd. begins much further west than MD 99's western terminus, at Twin Arch Rd. a few miles east of ]. After intersecting ] north of the latter's interchange with ], MD 99 runs east through rural countryside. It intersects the southern terminus of Henryton Rd. (formerly designated ]) before forming the northern boundary of ]. It intersects a major county road, Marriottsville Rd., north of the ]. Continuing east it runs into more built-up suburban neighborhoods, eventually reaching the southern terminus of Woodstock Rd. (formerly part of ]) before entering the western suburban outskirts of ]. Old Frederick Rd. begins much further west than MD 99's western terminus, at Twin Arch Rd. a few miles east of ]. The county-maintained road enters state maintenance at its intersection with ] north of the latter's interchange with ]. Recent development of the southeast corner of this intersection has yielded new facilities for the ]. The fire department's access to MD 99 is directly across from an old alignment of MD 32 (now maintained as minor suffixed route MD 851J).


Beyond MD 32, MD 99 runs east through rural countryside. The highway passes to the south of ] and serves as the primary access point to the school complex. It intersects the southern terminus of Henryton Rd. (formerly designated ]) before forming the northern boundary of ], the source of the ]. It intersects a major county road, Marriottsville Rd., north of the ]. Continuing east it runs into more built-up suburban neighborhoods, eventually reaching the southern terminus of Woodstock Rd. (formerly part of ]) before entering the western suburban outskirts of ].
Passing to the south of ], the route reaches the northern terminus of St. John's Lane, across from ]. Continuing east, the route enters the small community of ] and eventually intersects the northern terminus of ], where the MD 99 designation terminates. Across from the intersection, Rogers Ave. continues east to cross I-70 and US 40 and eventually enter historic Ellicott City.

Passing to the south of ], the route reaches the northern terminus of St. John's Lane, across from ]. Continuing east, the route enters the small community of ] and eventually intersects the northern terminus of ], where the MD 99 designation terminates. Across from the intersection, Rogers Ave. continues east to cross I-70 and US 40 and eventually enter historic Ellicott City, and Old Frederick Road resumes at a ] near Rogers Ave.'s crossing of I-70.


==History== ==History==
Previously, MD 99 continued past US 29 onto Rogers Avenue into historic downtown ], but the Rogers Avenue section has since been turned back. At one time, MD 99 east of St. John's Lane, including the former portion, was designated as '''Maryland Route 105''', with MD 99 following St. John's Lane south to ]. Previously, MD 99 continued past US 29 onto Rogers Avenue into historic downtown ], but the Rogers Avenue section has since been decommissioned. At one time, MD 99 east of St. John's Lane, including the former portion, was designated as '''Maryland Route 105''', with MD 99 following St. John's Lane south to ].

The current T-intersection between MD 99, Rogers Ave. and US 29 was originally intended to be an interchange, with a grade-separated freeway continuing north across the ] into ]. This freeway would have been part of the '''Baltimore Outer Beltway''', segments of which were built and are now signed as ] and US 29.


==Notes== ==Notes==
*US 29 has its northern terminus at MD 99 in Ellicott City. US 29's southern terminus is in the ] at the ]. *US 29 has its northern terminus at MD 99 in Ellicott City. US 29's southern terminus is in the ] at the ].
*Several short segments of Old Frederick Rd. and Rogers Ave. east of US 29 remain part of the ]'s route log; they are designated as part of '''Maryland Route 985'''. *Several short segments of Old Frederick Rd. and Rogers Ave. east of US 29 remain part of the ]'s route log; they are designated as part of '''Maryland Route 985'''.

==Junction list==

{| class=wikitable
!Location
!Mile
!Destinations
!Notes
|-
|rowspan=2|]
|0.0
|] ] / Sykesville Rd. - ], ]
|Old. Frederick Rd. continues west of ]
|-
|0.08
|]
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|-
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|0.49
|Mount View Rd. south
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|-
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|0.89
|]
|
|-
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|1.3
|Henryton Rd. north - ]
|former route of ]
|-
|
|2.19
|Marriott Manor Farm Rd. north
|
|-
|
|2.87
|Marriottsville Rd. - ] (to ]), ] (to ])
|
|-
|
|3.72
|Woodstock Rd. north - ], ] (to ])
|
|-
|
|4.00
|Dorchester Rd.
|
|-
|
|4.29
|Dorchester Rd.
|
|-
|
|4.75
|Green Clover Rd.-Waverly Woods Dr.
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|-
|
|5.02
|Maplewood Rd.-Wetherburn Rd.
|
|-
|
|5.19
|Kings Arms Tavern Ct.-Raleigh Tavern Ct.
|
|-
|
|5.77
|Bethany Ln.-Old Mill Rd.
|Bethany Ln. leads to ]
|-
|
|6.16
|Weatherstone Dr. north
|
|-
|
|6.32
|McKenzie Rd. north
|
|-
|rowspan=4|]
|6.56
|St. Johns Ln. south - to ]
|former route of ]
|-
|6.96
|Tiller Dr. north
|
|-
|7.17
|Maple Rock Dr. south
|
|-
|7.31
|Mount Hebron Dr. north
|
|-
|
|7.55
|]<br>] ] south / Columbia Pike - ], ], ]
|T-intersection between routes
|-
!colspan=4|] ends east of ]; road continues as Rogers Ave.
|}


==Related routes== ==Related routes==

Revision as of 16:28, 21 December 2009

Template:Infobox Maryland highway

Maryland Route 99 is a 7.57-mile (12.18 km) section of Old Frederick Road from MD 32 to US 29 in Howard County, Maryland.

Route description

Old Frederick Rd. begins much further west than MD 99's western terminus, at Twin Arch Rd. a few miles east of Mount Airy. The county-maintained road enters state maintenance at its intersection with MD 32 north of the latter's interchange with I-70. Recent development of the southeast corner of this intersection has yielded new facilities for the West Friendship Volunteer Fire Department. The fire department's access to MD 99 is directly across from an old alignment of MD 32 (now maintained as minor suffixed route MD 851J).

Beyond MD 32, MD 99 runs east through rural countryside. The highway passes to the south of Marriotts Ride High School and serves as the primary access point to the school complex. It intersects the southern terminus of Henryton Rd. (formerly designated MD 101) before forming the northern boundary of Alpha Ridge Park, the source of the Little Patuxent River. It intersects a major county road, Marriottsville Rd., north of the Turf Valley Country Club. Continuing east it runs into more built-up suburban neighborhoods, eventually reaching the southern terminus of Woodstock Rd. (formerly part of MD 125) before entering the western suburban outskirts of Ellicott City.

Passing to the south of North Run Park, the route reaches the northern terminus of St. John's Lane, across from Mount Hebron High School. Continuing east, the route enters the small community of Mount Hebron and eventually intersects the northern terminus of US 29, where the MD 99 designation terminates. Across from the intersection, Rogers Ave. continues east to cross I-70 and US 40 and eventually enter historic Ellicott City, and Old Frederick Road resumes at a traffic circle near Rogers Ave.'s crossing of I-70.

History

Previously, MD 99 continued past US 29 onto Rogers Avenue into historic downtown Ellicott City, but the Rogers Avenue section has since been decommissioned. At one time, MD 99 east of St. John's Lane, including the former portion, was designated as Maryland Route 105, with MD 99 following St. John's Lane south to MD 144.

The current T-intersection between MD 99, Rogers Ave. and US 29 was originally intended to be an interchange, with a grade-separated freeway continuing north across the Patapsco River into Baltimore County. This freeway would have been part of the Baltimore Outer Beltway, segments of which were built and are now signed as MD 100 and US 29.

Notes

Junction list

Location Mile Destinations Notes
Alpha 0.0 Maryland Route 32 / Sykesville Rd. - Glenelg, Sykesville Old. Frederick Rd. continues west of
0.08 West Friendship Volunteer Fire Department
0.49 Mount View Rd. south
0.89 Marriotts Ride High School
1.3 Henryton Rd. north - Patapsco Valley State Park former route of
2.19 Marriott Manor Farm Rd. north
2.87 Marriottsville Rd. - Marriottsville (to Patapsco Valley State Park), Ellicott City (to )
3.72 Woodstock Rd. north - Woodstock, Granite (to Patapsco Valley State Park)
4.00 Dorchester Rd.
4.29 Dorchester Rd.
4.75 Green Clover Rd.-Waverly Woods Dr.
5.02 Maplewood Rd.-Wetherburn Rd.
5.19 Kings Arms Tavern Ct.-Raleigh Tavern Ct.
5.77 Bethany Ln.-Old Mill Rd. Bethany Ln. leads to
6.16 Weatherstone Dr. north
6.32 McKenzie Rd. north
Mount Hebron 6.56 St. Johns Ln. south - to former route of
6.96 Tiller Dr. north
7.17 Maple Rock Dr. south
7.31 Mount Hebron Dr. north
7.55
US 29 south / Columbia Pike - Ellicott City, Columbia, Washington D.C. 		T-intersection between routes
ends east of ; road continues as Rogers Ave.

Related routes

See also

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