Massachusetts Route 129 - Junction List

Junction List

County Location Mile Roads intersected Notes
Middlesex Chelmsford 0.00 Route 110
Route 4 North		 Eastern end of Route 129.
To I-495 via Route 4 North & Route 110 East.
To Route 27 via Route 4 South.
2.3 U.S. Route 3 Route 3 Exit 29.
Billerica 3.5 Route 3A North Northern end of concurrency with Route 3A.
4.7 Route 3A South Southern end of concurrency with Route 3A.
Wilmington 10.2 Route 38 North Northern end of concurrency with Route 38.
11.1 Route 62
11.5 Route 38 South Southern end of concurrency with Route 38.
13.2 I-93 I-93 Exit 38.
Reading 15.1 Route 28
Wakefield 16.2 I-95/Route 128 I-95/Route 128 Exit 40.
Essex Saugus 21.3 U.S. Route 1 South Southern end of concurrency with Route 1.
Lynnfield 23.3 U.S. Route 1 North Northern end of concurrency with Route 1.
To I-95 / Route 128 via Route 1 North.
23.9 To I-95 / Route 128
To U.S. Route 1		 Goodwin Circle; connector route to I-95 / Route 128 / Route 1.
Lynn 27.0 Route 129A East Western end of Route 129A.
27.9 Route 107
28.7 Route 1A South Western end of concurrency with Route 1A.
29.9 Route 1A North
Route 129A West		 Eastern end of concurrency with Route 1A.
Eastern end of Route 129A.
Marblehead 34.08 Route 114 West Eastern end of Routes 129 and 114.

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