M-18 (Michigan highway)

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This article is about the state highway in Michigan; for other uses, see M18

M-18

Maintained by MDOT

Length:

77.43 mi<^[1] (124.61 km)

Formed:

Current route, 1926

South end:

US 10 near North Bradley

Major
junctions:

M-61 at Gladwin

M-55 at Prudenville
I-75 near Roscommon

North end:

M-72 near Luzerne

Counties:

Midland, Gladwin, Roscommon. Crawford

Michigan highways
< M-17		M-19 >

M-18 is a 77 mile south-north state trunkline route in the central region of the U.S. state of Michigan.

1 Route description
2 Major intersections
3 References
4 External links

[edit] Route description

The highway begins about 20 miles northeast of Mount Pleasant at a junction with US 10. From there, it travels northward through Gladwin and Roscommon counties, past Houghton Lake ending at a junction with M-72 near Luzerne. North of Roscommon, M-18 runs through Huron National Forest

[edit] Major intersections

County	Location	Mile	Roads	Notes
Midland		0.0	US-10 – Clare, Bay City	Southern terminus
Gladwin	Gladwin	17.8	M-61 W Cedar Avenue	Southern terminus of concurrency
	Gladwin	18.6	M-61 W Cedar Avenue	Northern terminus of concurrency
	Sherman Township		F-97 Round Lake Road
Roscommon	Prudenville	47.1	M-55 W Houghton Lake Drive	Southern terminus of concurrency
	Denton Township	47.9	M-55 W Branch Road	Northern terminus of concurrency
	Denton Township/ Backus Township line	49.8	M-157
	Higgins Township	59.2	I-75 – Saginaw, Mackinac Bridge
	Higgins Township	59.2	I-75 BL	Southern terminus of concurrency
	Roscommon		I-75 BL N 5th Street	Northern terminus of concurrency
Crawford	South Branch Township		F-97	Southern terminus of concurrency
		77.4	F-97	Northern terminus of concurrency
		77.4	M-72	Northern terminus