Route Description
Route 213 begins in the west as an offshoot of I-93 at its northernmost exit in Massachusetts, Exit 48. It begins by traveling to the east for less than a half mile before meeting Route 28 (Broadway) at Exit 2.
Route 28 southbound provides access to the downtown area which Route 213 bypasses (it is a northern bypass of Route 113, which cuts west-to-east through the city). Route 28 northbound parallels I-93, crossing into Salem, New Hampshire and becoming New Hampshire Route 28 after approximately one-half mile.
Route 213 contiunues eastward for about another mile before interchanging with Route 113 (Pleasant Street), with access between Route 113 and westbound Route 213 facilitated by nearby Howe Street. Another half mile or so to the east, Route 213 interchanges with Route 113 again, via a short connecting road to Exit 4. This exit provides nearby access to "The Loop." Route 213 continues a short distance to the east, crossing underneath Route 113 before ending at an interchange with I-495.
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