Talk:M-29 (Michigan highway)

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U.S. Roads: State highways / Michigan Mid‑importance

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Map

I'm aware the map of M-29 is erronous in it's depiction of the northern terminus. I'll fix it soon. Stratosphere ^{(U T)} 03:23, 21 August 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Does M-29 cross M-19?

In the box on the right, it states that M-19 is a major intersection. To my recollection, M-19 officially ends at I-94 about 2 miles north of the M-29 exit. Think that the only "major" intersection on 29 would be M-154 by ferry, if you want to count that.