Maryland Route 146

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MD Route 146
Dulaney Valley Road, Jarrettsville Pike
Maintained by MDSHA
Length: 16.81 mi[1] (27.05 km)
South end: MD 45 in Towson
Major
junctions:		 I-695

MD 145
MD 152
North end: MD 23 in Madonna
Highways in Maryland
< MD 145 MD 147 >
State highways - Minor - Former - Turnpikes

Maryland Route 146 runs through Baltimore County and Harford County. The route on its north end terminates at Maryland Route 23, and on its south end terminates in Towson. The road is named Dulaney Valley Road south of Loch Raven Reservoir, and Jarrettsville Pike from Loch Raven north to its terminus. MD 146 interchanges with Interstate 695 in Towson.

The road's southern terminus occurs at the Towson Roundabout. It is the only one of the three routes leading into the roundabout that does not continue past it.

The spire of Towson Methodist Church is a prominent landmark at the junction of Maryland Route 146 and Interstate 695.
The spire of Towson Methodist Church is a prominent landmark at the junction of Maryland Route 146 and Interstate 695.
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