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The supposed alternate route through Grand Haven and the one in Farmington did not appear on the official state highway maps of the period. The Farmington route was supposedly replaced by the business loop there when the concept of a business loop was first used in the state. (The business loop for M-28 in Newberry, for instance, was previously M-28A until it was renamed.) So in that sense, two of the entries duplicated each other, and the other was never shown on the maps I have to assert its existence.
In any case, there are full entries written on them in U.S. Route 16 in Michigan, each two short to summarize here without copying them wholesale. For that reason, I removed the Michigan entries and inserted a link in the "See also" section. Imzadi 1979→08:50, 3 December 2013 (UTC)[reply]
