Maryland Route 190
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| MD Route 190 |
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| River Road Maintained by MDSHA |
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| Length: | 15.88 mi[1] (25.56 km) | ||||||||||||
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| East end: | River Rd. in Washington, DC | ||||||||||||
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Maryland Route 190, or River Road, is a major state highway through southern Montgomery County, Maryland, United States.
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MD 190 begins at MD 112's western terminus in Seneca, and ends at the Montgomery County/Washington, D.C. border. Inside the District of Columbia, River Road continues (with that name, but not the route number) to Wisconsin Avenue.
The route is named River Road because it parallels the Potomac River for most of its course, although the name extends past where MD 190 actually terminates in both directions. MD 190 goes through a few populated areas such as Potomac, Maryland and other suburban areas near DC. It intersects with the Capital Beltway and the Cabin John Parkway about halfway between Potomac Village and DC, at exit 39 on the Beltway. Traffic from Interstate 270 to Washington may use MD 190.
There are many parks along 190, including the C&O Canal National Historical Park, McKee-Beshers Wildlife Management Area, and Blockhouse Point Conservation Park, among others.
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| Location | Mile | Destinations | Notes |
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| Seneca | 0.0 | western terminus of |
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| Travilah | 3.0 | Travilah Rd. east | |
| Potomac | 8.1 | ||
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| 11.5 | grade-separated interchange between routes | ||
| Bethesda | |||
| Campbell Corner | 13.8 | ||
| Washington, D.C. | 15.9 | Western Ave. - Fort Bayard Park | eastern terminus of |
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Traffic on Interstate 270 heading into Washington, D.C. is directed to use I-495 to MD 190.
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