U.S. Route 50 in Maryland

U.S. Route 50
U.S. Route 50 highlighted in red
Route information
Maintained by MDSHA
Length:	149.67 mi[1] (240.87 km)
Existed:	1926 – present
Tourist routes:	Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Byway Chesapeake Country Scenic Byway Blue Crab Scenic Byway
Western section
Length:	9.17 mi[1] (14.76 km)
West end:	US 50 at West Virginia state line near Red House
Major junctions:	US 219 in Red House
East end:	US 50 at West Virginia state line in Gorman
Eastern section
Length:	140.50 mi[1] (226.11 km)
West end:	US 50 at Washington D.C. border
Major junctions:	MD 295 near Washington D.C. I-95 / I-495 near New Carrollton US 301 / MD 3 in Bowie I-97 in Annapolis US 301 in Queenstown MD 404 near Wye Mills US 13 in Salisbury MD 90 near Berlin US 113 in Berlin
East end:	MD 528 in Ocean City (start of westbound) MD 378 in Ocean City (end of eastbound)
Location
Counties:	Garrett, Prince George's, Anne Arundel, Queen Anne's, Talbot, Dorchester, Wicomico, Worcester
Highway system
United States Numbered Highways List Bannered Divided Replaced Maryland highway system Interstate US State Scenic Byways ← MD 49 MD 51 →

U.S. Route 50 (US 50) is a major east–west route of the U.S. Highway system, stretching just over 3,000 miles (4,800 km) from Ocean City, Maryland on the Atlantic Ocean to West Sacramento, California. In the U.S. state of Maryland, US 50 exists in two sections. The longer of these serves as a major route connecting Washington, D.C. with Ocean City; the latter is the eastern terminus of the highway. The other section passes through the southern end of Garrett County for less than 10 miles (16 km) as part of the Northwestern Turnpike, entering West Virginia at both ends. One notable section of US 50 is the dual-span Chesapeake Bay Bridge across the Chesapeake Bay, which links the Baltimore–Washington metropolitan area with the Eastern Shore region, allowing motorists to reach Ocean City and the Delaware Beaches.

US 50 has received numerous upgrades during its existence in Maryland, including the building of the John Hanson Highway (which is also the unsigned Interstate 595), its extension onto the Eastern Shore and replacement of U.S. Route 213 due to the construction of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge, and the full dualization of the eastern segment of the route. Many of the older alignments of US 50 are still part of the Maryland and US highway systems, such as U.S. Route 50 Business in Salisbury, Maryland. US 50 continues to be upgraded on the Eastern Shore to better accommodate beach travelers and locals alike.

Route description

George Washington Highway

US 50 leaves Preston County in West Virginia and enters the state of Maryland in Garrett County. US 50 is routed along the old Northwestern Turnpike, presently named George Washington Highway after George Washington. This section of US 50 is a quiet, rural highway with little traffic, which stands in sharp contrast to the other, longer section. US 50 intersects only two numbered highways along this stretch: US 219 in Red House, and MD 560 east of there.

Near the West Virginia community of Gormania, US 50 crosses the Potomac River and exits Maryland. It then passes through West Virginia, Virginia, and the District of Columbia, before reentering Maryland.

John Hanson Highway

US 50 exits the District as the John Hanson Highway, a freeway alignment extended from the east end of New York Avenue in Prince George's County. It instantly interchanges with the Baltimore-Washington Parkway at a hybrid interchange with a full cloverleaf and partial-Y elements. The B-W Parkway also allows access to MD 201 (Kenilworth Avenue). MD 450, a former alignment of US 50, runs parallel to the highway to the north for the entire trip between the District of Columbia and Annapolis. The freeway parallels the Orange Line of the Washington Metro and the Amtrak Northeast Corridor as it weaves through the suburban area, interchanging with MD 202 (Landover Road) and MD 410 (Veterans Parkway). It passes over the Orange Line and the Northeast Corridor before meeting a hybrid turbine interchange with Interstates 95 and 495, the Capital Beltway.

East of the Beltway, US 50 enters the Interstate Highway System as the unsigned I-595. The route is 10 lanes wide; beyond the MD 704 interchange, it narrows to eight lanes, with the innermost two being HOV lanes. Up to and slightly beyond the US 301/MD 3 interchange, the road surface is concrete; the roadway beyond there is asphalt. Within the US 301 interchange, the HOV lanes that began at the Capital Beltway come to an end, and US 301 joins US 50 and I-595, forming a three-route concurrency.

Anne Arundel County

The central portion of the route runs through undeveloped forest and parkland, meeting MD 424 (Davidsonville Road) three miles (5 km) east of US 301. After meeting Interstate 97 at a directional-T interchange, the carriageways from I-97 straddle US 50 for a short distance before becoming MD 665, continuing toward downtown Annapolis as a direct freeway spur.

The route now runs through the Annapolis urban area where it meets MD 450 (West Street), which leads into downtown Annapolis, and MD 2 (Solomons Island Road), which joins the highway. Continuing southeast, the highway (now a four-route concurrency of US 50, US 301, I-595 and MD 2) eventually reaches the MD 70 (Rowe Boulevard) interchange, where I-595 silently terminates.

Blue Star Memorial Highway

US 50 now becomes a Blue Star Memorial Highway, bearing this as its official name past MD 70. The route utilizes the Pearl Harbor Memorial Bridge to cross the Severn River and interchanges with the eastern end of MD 450 (Governor Ritchie Highway). This interchanges also releases MD 2 from the concurrency, which continues Governor Ritchie Highway northward to Baltimore. The US 50/US 301 freeway passes through a heavily wooded area, interchanging with few routes and offering rest stops along its final stretch through the Western Shore region. The freeway then interchanges with Oceanic Road, which passes over the toll plaza for the Chesapeake Bay Bridge.

Officially the William Preston Lane, Jr. Memorial Bridge, the bridge connects Sandy Point on the Western Shore with Kent Island on the Eastern Shore, raising US 50 and US 301 over two shipping channels marked by the suspension and through-truss spans of the structure. The bridge's asymmetrical dual spans are also a point of traffic congestion. The bridge brings the two routes down on Kent Island, and shortly after it meets MD 8 (Romancoke Road) at a diamond interchange. The freeway portion on the island continues, interchanging with many streets with sharp right-in/right-out ramps, until it meets the Kent Narrows Bridge, raising the routes over the Kent Narrows and bringing them down on the Eastern Shore's mainland.

Most of the interchanges along the final stretch of the freeway give access to Maryland Route 18, which parallels US 50/US 301 as a local route and a former alignment of the highway. After interchanging with Nesbit Road at another diamond interchange and approaching Queenstown, development ceases, and US 50 and US 301 separate at a half-trumpet interchange. US 301 continues straight along the carriageways, heading northeast and retaining the Blue Star Memorial Highway designation all the way to the Delaware state line. US 50 exits the highway, becoming Ocean Gateway and later turning south towards Easton and Cambridge.

Queen Anne's County

The Ocean Gateway name for US 50 is retained mostly for the remainder of its routing, changing only twice more for short distances. Continuing east from the US 50 and US 301 split, the highway becomes a four-lane, dual highway and immediately intersects MD 18 (Main Street) for the last time. It continues through open farmland, bearing southeast as it passes the northern terminus of MD 662 (Wye Mills Road) and MD 213, both former alignments of the highway, which surround Chesapeake College. US 50 then makes a curve, aiming almost perfectly south as it meets MD 404 (Shore Highway), which forms the Queen Anne's–Talbot border.

Talbot County

US 50 at MD 331 in Easton.

US 50 continues to be signed as east–west, although it follows a north–south path. MD 662 weaves back and forth across this alignment through open farmlands in Talbot County as it approaches Easton, sometimes merging with it as well. North of Easton, MD 322 (Easton Parkway) leaves US 50 to the west, which functions as a bypass of the town. US 50 passes east of the center of town, the speed limit dropping from 55 mph (89 km/h) to 35 mph (56 km/h) as it passes through the commercial sector. Outside of town, the speed limit returns to 55 mph (89 km/h), and MD 322 meets US 50 again. MD 565 silently joins US 50 at this intersection, running concurrent for a short distance and exiting at Old Trappe Road. MD 565 is another former alignment of US 50, possessing the residential development in the southern Talbot area. US 50 continues by Trappe, meeting the southern end of MD 565 before continuing to the Choptank River.

Dorchester County

US 50 then passes over the Senator Frederick C. Malkus Bridge and enters Cambridge and Dorchester County, the speed limit once again dropping to 35 miles per hour (56 km/h), as the route starts bearing east once more. The entirety of US 50 in the city of Cambridge is named Sunburst Highway; this name is carried until the corporate boundaries at Woods Road. Here, the route's name returns to The Ocean Gateway, and later it intersects MD 16 (Church Creek Road), which travels with US 50 for a short while until East New Market, where it leaves to the north as Mount Holly Road. From here, US 50 travels through mostly rural countryside in Dorchester County with several loops of older alignments of US 50 crossing the highway. As it dodges around Vienna on the Nanticoke River, the route intersects Old Route 50 as a direct spur into the town. This road, formerly US 50 and then formerly MD 731, was the original crossing of the Nanticoke River, utilizing a drawbridge, until 1991. US 50 then interchanges with MD 331 (Rhodesdale–Vienna Road) at a partial cloverleaf and rises onto the Nanticoke Memorial Bridge, passing over the Nanticoke River.

Wicomico County

Westbound US 50 where it joins US 13 and Salisbury Bypass east of Salisbury.

US 50 then enters Wicomico County, and soon after passes by Mardela Springs. As it does so, it intersects MD 313 (Main Street)/MD 54 (Delmar Road). The route continues through open farmland in a general southeastern alignment, passing by Hebron and MD 347 (Quantico Road) and MD 670 (East Lillian Street), both of which grant access. Northwest of Salisbury, US 50 becomes the Salisbury Bypass, a freeway bypass forming a 3/4 beltway around the city. US 50 Business, which goes directly through downtown Salisbury and is a former alignment of US 50, exits at a partial-Y interchange. The Salisbury Bypass soon after interchanges with Naylor Mill Road, providing missing movements from the US 50 Business split. The Bypass passes through the Northwood business park on an earthen viaduct within the city limits, interchanging partially with Northwood Drive to grant access. Soon after this, US 50 interchanges with US 13/US 13 Business (Salisbury Boulevard), picking up a concurrency with mainline US 13.

The two routes circle the city to the northeast and eventually meet US 50 Business at a partial cloverleaf. Here, US 50 leaves the Bypass, bearing east along a wide four-lane, divided alignment; US 13 continues southward, alone, on the Salisbury Bypass. US 50 passes by the campus of Wor-Wic Community College and continues through woods and farmland once more, intersecting various routes as it parallels MD 346 (Old Ocean City Road) and bypasses Parsonsburg, Pittsville, and Willards, until it crosses the Pocomoke River, where the route leaves the county.

Worcester County

Westbound view on beginning of US 50 in Ocean City. The second image is a nighttime close-up of the overhead sign on the left side of the road.

MD 610 (Whaleyville Road) intersects US 50 just beyond the border, bound for Whaleyville. Shortly after, MD 90 (Ocean City Expressway) branches off to the north, bypassing the town of Berlin and bearing toward northern Ocean City. Past this interchange, MD 346 crosses US 50 and heads into downtown Berlin. US 50 passes north of Berlin, where it meets a full cloverleaf interchange with US 113 (Worcester Highway). US 50 and two ramps cross the Snow Hill Line of the Maryland and Delaware Railroad, which parallels US 113, at-grade. The route meets the eastern terminus of MD 346 and continues through the heavily developed West Ocean City, with MD 707, yet another former alignment, paralleling and weaving across the highway. MD 589 (Racetrack Road) also intersects the route, which leads to Ocean Pines. Just before the bridge, MD 611 (Stephen Decatur Highway) intersects the route, bound south for Assateague Island and the Ocean City Municipal Airport. US 50 finally passes over the Sinepuxent Bay on the Harry W. Kelly Memorial Bridge, touching down in the town of Ocean City, where U.S. Route 50 meets its national eastern terminus.

Although the route's ceremonial eastern terminus is at MD 528 (Philadelphia Avenue), eastbound US 50 actually continues beyond MD 528 as North Division Street and ends at MD 378 (Baltimore Avenue), a short distance from the Atlantic Ocean and Ocean City Boardwalk. As with most long-distance U.S. Routes and Interstate highways, a sign displaying the distance to its opposite terminus in Sacramento, California is posted; however, the measurement of 3,073 miles, shared on California's end of US 50, is outdated.

History

While the portion of US 50 in Garrett County has remained largely unchanged, the eastern portion has changed significantly since the route was established in 1926.

Original 1926 plan

On the Western Shore, US 50 was on the alignment currently known as MD 450. It ended at Church Circle in Annapolis, near St. Anne's Church.^[2] Beyond the end of US 50 was a ferry which connected the route to what was then Maryland Route 17 on the Eastern Shore, in Talbot County.

Extension to the Eastern Shore

The original span of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge, which extended US 50 to the Eastern Shore. William Preston Lane, Jr., for whom the bridge is named, is pictured.

Just before the Chesapeake Bay Bridge's completion, in 1948, the route was extended to Ocean City. This extension brought the route across the bay via an existing ferry service, and US 50 replaced much of US 213 and portions of MD 404 on the Eastern Shore. As a result of US 50 being routed onto the Eastern Shore, US 213 north of what is now US 50 was removed from the U.S. Highway system, and became the current MD 213 by the late 1970s. Once the original two-lane span of the bridge was completed in 1952, it replaced the ferry, which had been in service since the 1930s.

The John Hanson Highway, named for John Hanson, was the first section of US 50 to be upgraded to a freeway in Maryland. It was completed soon after the Bay Bridge was built, and the older alignment was redesignated MD 450. A slight extension of MD 450 was then built to reconnect it with US 50 near the present-day intersection with MD 2.

Dualization of US 50

High volumes of beach traffic as a result of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge made further upgrades to the route necessary. A very straight alignment south through Talbot County was built, the former alignment becoming MD 662. In Salisbury, US 50 was moved from Main Street to Church Street. In Worcester County, its present-day alignment was built, though only dualized east of US 113 in Berlin. Following this, in the mid-1960s, the present four-lane section of US 50 was completed between Salisbury at then-US 13 and Berlin at US 113, its old alignment east of East Main Street becoming MD 346, and Church Street was returned to the city. The rest of US 50 on the Eastern Shore was in the process of being dualized at this time. This included the adjacent span of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge built in 1973, widening the thoroughfare to an asymmetrical five lanes.

In 1991, just as the final two-lane section of US 50 was falling into severe disrepair, Vienna was bypassed to the northeast, completing the dualization of the eastern section of US 50. The drawbridge was then dismantled, and portions of the old road were designated MD 731. The designations have been rolled back over time, however, and MD 731 is no longer signed. The 1990s also saw two extra lanes added to the John Hanson Highway in both directions as it was upgraded to enter the Interstate Highway System, being granted the Interstate 595 designation. However, the Interstate 595 shields were never installed on the highway; although the sign gantries installed during the upgrade contain space for the I-595 shields to be installed, this never happened to prevent motorist confusion, and as a result the designation is only used internally.^[3] The freeway portion was extended to the Eastern Shore, from the Chesapeake Bay Bridge east to the US 50/301 split in Queenstown. The US 50/301 portion of the Blue Star Memorial Highway was upgraded to a freeway mostly during the late 1980s and early 1990s; prior to this it was only a divided highway with several local roads intersecting it. After being upgraded, many of these intersections became sharp right-in/right-out ramps.

The most recent upgrade to US 50 came in October 2002, when the Salisbury Bypass was extended to circle the north side of the city. US 50 was rerouted onto this, and the alignment within the city, already bypassed numerous times, became present-day US 50 Business.

Future

There are currently plans to upgrade US 50 in Queen Anne's County to a full limited access freeway, the freeway portion ending at an interchange with Maryland Route 404 atop the Queen Anne's/Talbot County border. This comes along with plans to fully dualize the latter highway in the state of Maryland.

Points of interest

• Severn River Bridge in Annapolis (rededicated as the Pearl Harbor Memorial Bridge in December 2006)
• US Naval Academy (has its own exit off US 50)
• Chesapeake Bay Bridge
• Kent Island (site of the oldest English settlement in Maryland)
• Kent Narrows Bridge between Kent Island and Grasonville
• Frederick C. Malkus Bridge in Cambridge
• Nanticoke River Memorial Bridge in Vienna
• Harry W. Kelly Memorial Bridge in Ocean City
• Ocean City Boardwalk, near the eastern terminus

Junction list

County	Location	mi[1]	km	Exit	Destinations	Notes
Garrett	​	0.00	0.00		US 50 west (George Washington Highway) – Grafton	Western terminus of western segment of US 50 in Maryland; West Virginia state line
	Red House	2.08	3.35		US 219 (Garrett Highway) – Oakland, Deep Creek Lake, Thomas, WV
	Gorman	9.10	14.65		MD 560 north (Gorman Road) – Loch Lynn Heights
		9.17	14.76		US 50 east (George Washington Highway) – Romney	Eastern terminus of western segment of US 50 in Maryland; West Virginia state line at Potomac River
US 50 passes through West Virginia, Virginia, and Washington, D.C.
Prince George's	Cheverly	0.00	0.00		US 50 west (New York Avenue) – Washington	Western terminus of eastern segment of US 50 in Maryland; District of Columbia boundary
		0.20	0.32		Baltimore–Washington Parkway (MD 295 north) – Baltimore	Eastbound exit, westbound entrance
		0.50	0.80		MD 201 (Kenilworth Avenue) to I-295 / Baltimore–Washington Parkway – Bladensburg, Alexandria	Split into exits for MD 201 north and MD 201 south
		1.45	2.33		Columbia Park Road – Cheverly	No exit westbound; Columbia Park Road is MD 459
		2.80	4.51	3	MD 202 (Landover Road) – Bladensburg, Upper Marlboro	Split into exits 3A (north) and 3B (south) eastbound
	Landover Hills	4.10	6.60	5	MD 410 (Veterans Parkway) to Ardwick Ardmore Road
		4.52	7.27	6	Garden City Drive / Ardwick Ardmore Road – New Carrollton Station	No exit eastbound; Garden City Drive is MD 950; Ardwick Ardmore Road is US 50PA
	Lanham	5.04	8.11	7	I-95 / I-495 (Capital Beltway) – Baltimore, Silver Spring, Richmond	I-95 / I-495 Exit 19; Split into exits 7A (south) and 7B (north) Western terminus of unsigned I-595
		6.06	9.75	8	MD 704 (Martin Luther King Jr. Highway) – Glenarden
	Bowie	11.72	18.86	11	MD 197 (Collington Road) – Bowie
		13.12	21.11	13	US 301 south / MD 3 north (Robert Crain Highway) / Belair Drive – Crofton, Richmond, Melford	Split into exits 13A (US 301), 13B (MD 3), and 13C (Belair Drive); South end of concurrency with US 301
Anne Arundel	​	16.54	26.62	16	MD 424 (Davidsonville Road) – Davidsonville, Crofton
	Parole	21.32	34.31	21	I-97 north – Baltimore
		22.38	36.02	22	MD 665 east (Aris T. Allen Boulevard) / To Riva Road
		23.04	37.08	23	MD 450 (West Street) to MD 178 – Parole, Crownsville
		23.49	37.80	23A	MD 2 south (Solomons Island Road) / Jennifer Road – Parole, Prince Frederick	No exit eastbound; west end of concurrency with MD 2
		24.76	39.85	24	MD 70 south (Roscoe Rowe Boulevard) / Bestgate Road – Annapolis	Split into exits 24A (MD 70) and 24B (Bestgate Road) westbound; eastern terminus of unsigned I-595
	Severn River	25.48– 26.03	41.01– 41.89	Severn River Bridge / Pearl Harbor Memorial Bridge
	Arnold	26.67	42.92	27	MD 2 north / MD 450 south (Governor Ritchie Highway) – Severna Park, Naval Academy, Baltimore	Split into exits 27A (MD 450) and 27B (MD 2) westbound; east end of concurrency with MD 2
		26.97	43.40		Baltimore–Annapolis Boulevard north	Unmarked right-in/right-out interchange westbound; officially MD 648F
		27.62	44.45	28	Bay Dale Drive to Old Mill Bottom Road / Ferguson Road
	Cape St. Claire	29.15	46.91	29	MD 179 (St. Margarets Road/Cape St. Claire Road) / MD 908 / Busch's Frontage Road / East College Parkway	Split into exits 29A (Busch's Frontage Road) and 29B (Cape St. Claire Road) eastbound; Busch's Frontage Road and East College Parkway are MD 908A and MD 908B, respectively
		29.66	47.73	30	Whitehall Road	Eastbound exit and entrance; Whitehall Road is MD 908C
		30.64	49.31	31	Whitehall Road	Right-in/right-out interchange eastbound; Whitehall Road is MD 908C
	Skidmore	31.44	50.60	32	Oceanic Drive – Sandy Point State Park	Oceanic Drive is MD 908D
		31.73	51.06	Chesapeake Bay Bridge Toll Plaza (eastbound)
Chesapeake Bay		32.10– 36.16	51.66– 58.19	Chesapeake Bay Bridge / William Preston Lane Jr. Memorial Bridge
Queen Anne's	Stevensville	37.22	59.90	37	MD 8 (Business Parkway) – Stevensville, Romancoke
		37.87	60.95	38A	Duke Street	Right-in/right-out interchange westbound
		37.89	60.98	38A	Thompson Creek Road	Right-in/right-out interchange eastbound
	Chester	38.86	62.54	38B	Services	Westbound exit and entrance; frontage road is US 50QC
		38.98	62.73	39A	Cox Neck Road	Right-in/right-out interchange eastbound
		38.99	62.75	39A	Castle Marina Road to MD 18	Right-in/right-out interchange westbound; Castle Marina Road is MD 18H
		39.49	63.55	39B	Piney Creek Road	Right-in/right-out interchange westbound; Piney Creek Road is MD 18T; connector road is MD 552A (Chester Station Road)
		39.51	63.59	39B	MD 552 south (Dominion Road)	Right-in/right-out interchange eastbound
		40.14	64.60	40A	South Piney Road	Right-in/right-out interchange eastbound
		40.17	64.65	40A	Piney Creek Road	Right-in/right-out interchange westbound
		40.52	65.21	40B	Dundee Avenue	Right-in/right-out interchange eastbound
	Kent Narrows	40.76	65.60	41	MD 18 (Main Street) – Kent Narrows West	Westbound ramps are with Piney Narrows Road
	Kent Narrows	41.04– 41.62	66.05– 66.98	Kent Narrows Bridge
	Kent Narrows	41.92	67.46	42	MD 18 (Main Street) – Kent Narrows East	Westbound right-in/right-out interchange with MD 835G (Kent Narrows Road); eastbound right-in/right-out interchange with MD 835 (Seward Marina Road)
	Grasonville	42.80	68.88	43A	Jackson Creek Road	Westbound right-in/right-out interchange; Jackson Creek Road is MD 18U
		42.82	68.91	43A	MD 18 (Main Street) – Grasonville	Eastbound right-in/right-out interchange with unnamed MD 18F
		43.37	69.80	43B	Chester River Beach Road	No westbound exit; Chester River Beach road is MD 18V
		43.77	70.44	44A	VFW Avenue	Westbound right-in/right-out interchange; VFW Avenue is MD 18W
		43.78	70.46	44A	Station Lane	Eastbound right-in/right-out interchange; Station Lane is MD 18I
		44.13	71.02	44B	Winchester Creek Road	Westbound right-in/right-out interchange; Winchester Creek Road is MD 835H
		44.14	71.04	44B	Evans Avenue	Eastbound right-in/right-out interchange; Evans Avenue is MD 18Z
		44.47	71.57	45A	Hissey Road	Westbound right-in/right-out interchange; Hissey Road is MD 835I
		44.48	71.58	45A	Hess Road	Eastbound right-in/right-out interchange; Hess Road is MD 18X
		44.90	72.26	45B	Nesbit Road	Nesbit Road is MD 835K
	Queenstown	46.09	74.17	46	US 301 north (Blue Star Memorial Highway) – Wilmington	Eastbound exit, westbound entrance; east end of concurrency with US 301
		46.37	74.63		MD 18 (Main Street) – Queenstown	Right-in/right-out intersections with MD 18B eastbound and MD 18S westbound, plus a turn from westbound US 50 to MD 18B; no direct access between MD 18B and MD 18S
		47.72	76.80		MD 456 north (Del Rhodes Avenue) – Queenstown
	Wye Mills	50.70	81.59		MD 662 south (Wye Mills Road) – Wye Mills
		51.57	82.99		MD 213 (Centreville Road) to US 301 north – Centreville, Wilmington
Talbot		53.05	85.38		MD 404 (Queen Anne Highway) – Denton, Rehoboth, Wye Oak State Park, Wye Mills
	​	55.36	89.09		MD 662 north (Old Wye Mills Road)
	​	55.82	89.83		MD 662 south (Old Skipton Road)	Officially MD 662B
	​	57.68	92.83		MD 662 (Old Skipton Road/Longwoods Road)	Old Skipton Road is MD 662B; Longwoods Road is MD 662C
	Easton	61.57	99.09		MD 662	Connector is unnamed MD 662D
		61.77	99.41		MD 309 north (Black Dog Alley) / Airport Road west – Cordova, Queen Anne
		62.71	100.92		MD 322 south (Easton Parkway) – St. Michaels, Tilghman Island
		64.20	103.32		MD 328 east (Matthewstown Road) / Goldsborough Street west – Denton
		64.54	103.87		MD 331 south (Dover Road) / Dover Road west – Preston
		66.87	107.62		MD 322 north (Easton Parkway) to MD 33 – St. Michaels, Oxford	No access from southbound MD 322 to westbound US 50
	​	67.70	108.95		MD 565 south (Easton Trappe Road) – Trappe
	Trappe	72.97	117.43		Barber Road east / Main Street north to MD 565
Choptank River		77.47– 79.11	124.68– 127.32	Frederick C. Malkus Memorial Bridge
Dorchester	Cambridge	80.05	128.83		MD 343 west (Washington Street)	No direct access from eastbound MD 343 to westbound US 50
		80.79	130.02		MD 16 west (Church Creek Road) – Church Creek, Taylors Island, Hoopers Island	West end of concurrency with MD 16
		81.20	130.68		MD 750 east (Old Route 50)
		82.00	131.97		MD 750 west (Old Route 50)
	​	83.45	134.30		MD 16 east (Mount Holly Road) – East New Market, Secretary, Hurlock	No direct access from westbound MD 16 to eastbound US 50
	Vienna	93.47	150.43		Old Ocean Gateway – Vienna	Eastbound exit and entrance
		94.58	152.21		MD 331 (Rhodesdale Vienna Road) – Vienna	Partial cloverleaf interchange
Nanticoke River		95.14– 96.14	153.11– 154.72	Nanticoke River Memorial Bridge
Wicomico	Mardela Springs	99.93	160.82		MD 313 north (Delmar Road) to MD 54 east – Sharptown, Delmar
	Hebron	104.80	168.66		MD 347 south (Quantico Road) – Hebron, Quantico
		105.96	170.53		MD 670 west (Lillian Street) – Hebron, Quantico	No direct access from eastbound MD 670 to westbound US 50
	​	107.88	173.62		US 50 Bus. east (Ocean Gateway) – Salisbury	Eastbound exit, westbound entrance
	​	108.59	174.76		Naylor Mill Road	Diamond interchange; Naylor Mill Road is US 50UA
	Salisbury	110.86	178.41		Northwood Drive	Eastbound exit, westbound entrance
		111.38	179.25		US 13 north / US 13 Bus. south (Salisbury Boulevard) – Salisbury, Dover	Partial cloverleaf interchange with flyover; no access from northbound US 13 Business to westbound US 50; west end of concurrency with US 13
		114.46	184.21		US 13 south (Salisbury Bypass) – Norfolk US 50 Bus. west (Ocean Gateway) – Salisbury	Partial cloverleaf interchange; east end of concurrency with US 13
	Willards	124.61	200.54		MD 354 south (Powellville Road) – Willards, Powellville
Worcester	Whaleyville	126.94	204.29		MD 610 (Whaleyville Road) – Whaleyville, Selbyville
	​	129.06	207.70		MD 90 east (Ocean City Expressway) – Ocean City and Points North	Eastbound exit, westbound entrance
	Berlin	131.06	210.92		MD 346 (Old Ocean City Boulevard)
		132.81	213.74		MD 818 (Main Street) – Berlin Town Center
		133.14	214.27		US 113 (Worcester Highway) – Snow Hill, Dover	Cloverleaf interchange
		133.97	215.60		MD 346 west (Old Ocean City Boulevard) – Berlin
		134.48	216.42		MD 452 north (Friendship Road)
	​	135.74	218.45		MD 589 north (Race Track Road) – Casino Ocean Downs, Ocean Pines
	West Ocean City	138.21	222.43		MD 707 east (Old Bridge Road)	Officially MD 707A
		139.03	223.75		MD 611 south (Stephen Decatur Highway) – Ocean City Airport, Assateague Island Parks
	Sinepuxent Bay	139.89– 140.38	225.13– 225.92	Harry W. Kelley Memorial Bridge
	Ocean City	140.43	226.00		MD 528 south (Philadelphia Avenue) – Inlet Area	Eastern terminus of westbound US 50
		140.50	226.11		MD 378 north (Baltimore Avenue) / North Division Street east – Points North	Eastern terminus of eastbound US 50
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

See also

• Maryland Roads portal

References

1. Highway Information Services Division (December 31, 2013). Highway Location Reference. Maryland State Highway Administration. Retrieved 2012-09-07.
   • Garrett County (PDF)
   • Prince George's County (PDF)
   • Anne Arundel County (PDF)
   • Queen Anne's County (PDF)
   • Talbot County (PDF)
   • Dorchester County (PDF)
   • Wicomico County (PDF)
   • Worcester County (PDF)
2. Map of Maryland (Map). Maryland State Highway Administration. 1927. Retrieved 2009-03-03.
3. "Interstate 595 in Maryland (US-50 from I-95/I-495 to Annapolis)". Roadstothefuture.com. Retrieved 2010-02-06.

External links

Route map: Bing / Google

• US 50 at MDRoads.com
• US 50 at Froggie's Place