Routes 10 through 19

	US-10 | M-10 | M-11 | US-12 | M-13 | M-14 | M-15 | US-16 & M-16 | M-17 | M-18 | M-19 | Jump to Bottom
	PLEASE NOTE: The US-10 route information has moved to its own page: US-10 Route Listing.
	PLEASE NOTE: The M-10 route information has moved to its own page: M-10 Route Listing.
	PLEASE NOTE: The M-11 route information has moved to its own page: M-11 Route Listing.
	PLEASE NOTE: The US-12 route information has moved to its own page: US-12 Route Listing.
	PLEASE NOTE: The M-13 route information has moved to its own page: M-13 Route Listing.
	PLEASE NOTE: The M-14 route information has moved to its own page: M-14 Route Listing.
	PLEASE NOTE: The M-15 route information has moved to its own page: M-15 Route Listing.
	Existing from 1926 until 1962, US-16 ran across the Lower Peninsula's midsection, connecting cities such as Grand Haven (later Muskegon), Grand Rapids, Lansing and Detroit. Today, I-96 runs along the general route followed by US-16 during its existence and the reason for its decommissioning in the 1960s. Please see the Historic US-16 pages for more information on this historic U.S. Highway.
	PLEASE NOTE: The M-17 route information has moved to its own page: M-17 Route Listing.
	PLEASE NOTE: The M-18 route information has moved to its own page: M-18 Route Listing.
	PLEASE NOTE: The M-19 route information has moved to its own page: M-19 Route Listing.
	JUMP TO ROUTE LISTINGS:
	Routes 1-9   Routes 10-19   Routes 20-29   Routes 30-39	Routes 40-49   Routes 50-59   Routes 60-69   Routes 70-79	Routes 80-89   Routes 90-99   Routes 100-119   Routes 120-139	Routes 140-159   Routes 160-179   Routes 180-199   Routes 200-229	Routes 230-249   Routes 250-696   Business 2-31   Business 32-94	Bus. 96-496   A-2 – C-81   D-19 – H-15   H-16 – H-63

 

A Change in Format

Since 1997, the Route Listings on this website have consisted of multiple routes (sometimes more than a dozen) per listings page. For example, the Routes 120–139 page not only contained complete details on 13 different state trunkline routes, but included listings for US-127 and US-131, each of which were quite lengthy in their own rights! With more information being added to many of the listings, including "new" historical data, it became clear there was no longer a benefit to breaking down the listings into "ranges" as had been done for the first 16 years of this website's existence. As such, the long process of separating each listing out into its own page commenced in May 2013. Separate pages for each former state trunkline highway route as well (e.g. Former M-4) are also being planned, but the information for those pages will come online once all of the existing (and "recently-existing") route listings have been migrated to the new single-route format.

This process will take some time, however, so your patience is appreciated! The 24 range-based route listings pages—like this page—will remain online indefinitely to provide easy links to each individual route listing, especially helpful for those accessing the site via older links which have not yet been updated to point to the new single-route listing.

As always, your feedback, suggestions and corrections are always appreciated!