Maryland Route 28

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MD Route 28
Maintained by MDSHA
Length: 37.38 mi[1] (60.16 km)
West end: US 15 at Point of Rocks
Major
junctions:		 MD 85 near Dickerson
MD 109 at Beallsville
MD 117 near Dawsonville
MD 121 near Dawsonville
MD 118 near Germantown
MD 124 at Darnestown
MD 119 near Rockville
I-270 near Rockville
MD 355 in Rockville
MD 911 in Rockville
MD 586 in Rockville
MD 115 at Norbeck
MD 97 at Norbeck
MD 182 near Norwood
East end: MD 650/MD 198 near Spencerville
Highways in Maryland
< MD 27 US 29 >
State highways - Minor - Former - Turnpikes

Maryland Route 28 is a state highway in the Baltimore-Washington Metropolitan Area of the U.S. state of Maryland. The road's western terminus is at US 15 in the community of Point of Rocks near the Potomac River, and its eastern terminus is at its junctions with MD 650 (New Hampshire Avenue) at the beginning of MD 198 near the community of Spencerville.

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  1. ^ Maryland State Highway Administration, Highway Location Reference, 2005

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