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State Route 3
Route information
Maintained by MaineDOT
Length120.67 mi[1] (194.20 km)
Existed1933–present
Major junctions
West endSR 8 / SR 11 / SR 27 in Augusta
I-95 in Augusta

US 201 / SR 100 in Augusta
US 202 / SR 9 from Augusta to China
US 1 from Belfast to Ellsworth
SR 15 from Bucksport to Orland

SR 102 / SR 198 in Bar Harbor
East endSR 102 / SR 198 in Mount Desert
Location
CountiesKennebec, Waldo, Hancock
Highway system
Maine State Highway System
US 2ASR 4
Maine

State Route 3 (abbreviated SR 3) is a 120.67-mile (194.20 km) long state highway located in southern Maine. Its western terminus is at State Route 8, State Route 11 and State Route 27 in Augusta. Its eastern terminus is at State Route 102 and State Route 198 in Mount Desert.

As its single-digit number indicates, it is a major regional highway, connecting the Interstate 95 corridor to the Atlantic coast. Major cities and towns along the length of SR 3 include Augusta, Belfast, Ellsworth, and Bar Harbor.

Nearly one-third of the overall length of SR 3 is overlapped by U.S. Route 1.

Route description[edit]

Western terminus in Augusta in 2013, before extension to Route 27

SR 3 begins at Civic Center Drive (SR 8 / SR 11 / SR 27) in the northwest corner of Augusta. SR 3 heads east using the Augusta Bypass, a controlled-access road completed in 2004 to alleviate congestion in the city center caused by traffic headed to and from I-95. The bypass ends at North Belfast Avenue (US 202 / SR 9) on the east end of Augusta. SR 3 runs concurrently with US 202 and SR 9 (the Belfast Road) to the village of South China, where US 202 and SR 9 split to the north. SR 3 continues east to the city of Belfast, where it interchanges with US 1 west of downtown.

US 1 and SR 3 run concurrently for over 39 miles (63 km) from Belfast through Bucksport, crossing the Penobscot Narrows Bridge over the Penobscot River. SR 15 joins US 1 and SR 3 in downtown Bucksport and splits to the south in Orland after 4.4 miles (7.1 km). US 1 and SR 3 continue along the Acadia Highway to the city of Ellsworth.

SR 3 leaves US 1 at The Triangle, an intersection at the south end of Ellsworth that has been the center of numerous traffic problems within that city [1]. Continuing south through Trenton, the route crosses a causeway to Mount Desert Island and intersects with SR 102 and SR 198, which run along the island's western side.

SR 3 turns east follows the eastern shore to the tourist town of Bar Harbor, then continues south through Acadia National Park to the village of Northeast Harbor. SR 3 intersects with SR 198 and turns north towards the village of Somesville. SR 3 and SR 198 intersect with SR 102 in Somesville; SR 3 ends and SR 198 turns north onto SR 102, eventually meeting SR 3 again near the Mount Desert Island causeway.

On the southern end of Mount Desert Island, and along the concurrency with SR 198, SR 3 signs lack directional indicators. This was intentionally done to avoid confusion, as a motorist on the southern part of the island driving on SR 3 west is actually traveling east (and vice versa). SR 3 signs along this stretch have 'Route' in place of directional banners. Directional signs begin appearing westbound, and stop appearing eastbound, just east of Seal Harbor when the highway begins to loop around the island.

Road

History[edit]

When originally designated in 1933, the western terminus of SR 3 was located in downtown Portland. It was overlaid on sections of SR 26, SR 4 and SR 11 between Portland and Augusta. In 1946-7, the western portion of the route was truncated to Augusta and its western terminus was moved to the intersection of Bangor Street and North Belfast Avenue, where it began cosigned with US 202 / SR 9.

In 2004, the Augusta Bypass was completed, providing a connection between I-95 and points east without the need to traverse downtown Augusta. SR 3 was rerouted onto the new bypass, proceeding northwest to a new interchange at exit 113. The bypass connected to North Belfast Avenue where SR 3 joined US 202 / SR 9 and continued its existing route eastward.

In 2013, the bypass was extended west of I-95 to connect with Old Belgrade Road and serve the new Alfond Center for Health and Cancer Center..[2] The Exit 113 interchange was reconfigured to provide full access and SR 3 was extended along the northern segment of Old Belgrade Road to its present western terminus at Civic Center Drive (SR 8 / SR 11 / SR 27), adding 1.48 miles (2.38 km) to its overall length.

East of Augusta, the routing of SR 3 has remained unchanged.

Junction list[edit]

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CountyLocation[3]mi[3]kmDestinationsNotes
KennebecAugusta0.000.00SR 8 / SR 11 / SR 27 (Civic Center Drive) – Augusta, Belgrade, FarmingtonWestern terminus
1.04–
1.57
1.67–
2.53
I-95 – Gardiner, WatervilleExit 113 on I-95
2.213.56SR 104 (West River Road) – Sidney, Augusta Riverfront, Cancer Center
3.255.23US 201 / SR 100 (Riverside Drive) – Winslow, Augusta East Side Business District, Camden, Rockland
4.136.65US 202 / SR 9 west (North Belfast Avenue) – South China, BelfastWestern terminus of US 202 / SR 9 concurrency
China13.3421.47SR 32 north (Vassalboro Road) – WinslowWestern terminus of SR 32 concurrency
14.6023.50SR 32 south (Windsor Road) – WindsorEastern terminus of SR 32 concurrency
14.8223.85US 202 / SR 9 east (Lakeview Drive) – China, BangorEastern terminus of US 202 / SR 9 concurrency
WaldoLiberty29.8448.02SR 220 – Liberty, Thorndike
Belmont40.05–
40.13
64.45–
64.58
SR 131 (Searsmont Road / Morrill Road) – Searsmont, UnionBrief concurrency with SR 131
Belfast46.05–
46.10
74.11–
74.19
US 1 south to SR 52 – Camden, RocklandWestern terminus of US 1 concurrency
46.60–
46.91
75.00–
75.49
SR 7 north / SR 137 west (Waldo Avenue) – Belfast, Brooks, FreedomInterchange; westbound exit and eastbound entrance via High Street; southern terminus of SR 7 / eastern terminus of SR 137
47.4076.28SR 141 north (Swan Lake Avenue) – SwanvilleSouthern terminus of SR 141
Stockton Springs56.8391.46US 1A north (Bangor Road) – Winterport, BangorSouthern terminus of US 1A
Prospect62.94101.29SR 174 west (Fort Knox Road) – Fort KnoxEastern terminus of SR 174
Penobscot River63.05–
63.26
101.47–
101.81
Penobscot Narrows Bridge
HancockBucksport64.51103.82SR 15 north (Main Street) – Bucksport, BangorWestern terminus of SR 15 concurrency
Orland65.66105.67SR 46 north (Duck Cove Road) – Dedham, East HoldenSouthern terminus of SR 46
66.28106.67SR 175 south (Castine Road) to SR 166 – Orland, CastineNorthern terminus of SR 175
68.91110.90SR 15 south (Front Ridge Road) – Penobscot, Blue Hill, Deer IsleEastern terminus of SR 15 concurrency
73.09117.63SR 176 west (Surry Road) – SurryEastern terminus of SR 176
Ellsworth83.45134.30SR 172 south (West Main Street) – Blue Hill, SurryNorthern terminus of SR 172
83.65134.62SR 230 south (Water Street) – TrentonNorthern terminus of SR 230
83.93135.07US 1A west (Oak Street) – BangorEastern terminus of US 1A
84.91–
85.64
136.65–
137.82
US 1 north (Downeast Highway) – CalaisEastern terminus of US 1 concurrency
Trenton88.48142.39SR 204 east (Jordan River Road) – LamoineWestern terminus of SR 204
92.14148.28SR 230 north (Oak Point Road) – TrentonSouthern terminus of SR 230
Bar Harbor93.37–
93.51
150.26–
150.49
SR 102 / SR 198 south (Main Street) – Northeast Harbor, Southwest HarborNorthern terminus of SR 102 / SR 198
103.44166.47SR 233 west (Eagle Lake Road) – Cadillac Mountain, Southwest HarborEastern terminus of SR 233
Mount Desert115.04185.14SR 198 south (Harborside Road) – Northeast HarborSouthern terminus of SR 198 concurrency
119.31192.01SR 233 east (Eagle Lake Road) – Bar HarborWestern terminus of SR 233
120.67194.20SR 102 / SR 198 north (Main Street) – Ellsworth, Somesville, Southwest HarborEastern terminus
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi
  • Concurrency terminus

Concurrent routes[edit]

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  • U.S. Route 202 / State Route 9: 10.69 miles (17.20 km), Augusta to China
  • State Route 32: 1.26 miles (2.03 km), China
  • State Route 131: 0.08 miles (0.13 km), Belmont
  • U.S. Route 1: 39.59 miles (63.71 km), Belfast to Ellsworth
  • State Route 15: 4.40 miles (7.08 km), Bucksport to Orland
  • State Route 198: 5.63 miles (9.06 km), Mount Desert

See also[edit]

References[edit]

Road74 Castine Road Orland Maine
  1. ^Maine State Route Log via floodgap.comArchived 2011-06-12 at Archive.today
  2. ^'Two new roundabouts at Interstate 95 exit 113 open in north Augusta'. Kennebec Journal & Morning Sentinel. 2013-10-28. Retrieved 2017-09-23.
  3. ^ ab'MaineDOT Public Map Viewer'. Maine Department of Transportation. Retrieved April 18, 2017.

External links[edit]

Route map:

Media related to Maine State Route 3 at Wikimedia Commons

Castine Maine Website

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