Massachusetts Route 28 - Junction List

Junction List

Town Mile Junction Notes
Eastham 0.00 US 6 Orleans Rotary
Begin overlap with Route 6A
Orleans 0.54 Route 6A End overlap with Route 6A
3.44 Route 39 Northern terminus of Route 39
Chatham 12.99 Route 137 Southern terminus of Route 137
Harwich 17.15 Route 39 / Route 124 Southern terminus of Route 39
Southern terminus of Route 124
Dennis 20.23 Route 134 Southern terminus of Route 134
Barnstable 28.33 Route 132 Rotary
Southern terminus of Route 132
34.90 Route 149 Southern terminus of Route 149
37.19 Route 130 Southern terminus of Route 130
Mashpee 39.51 Route 151 Rotary
Eastern terminus of Route 151
Falmouth Begin freeway
51.32 Route 28A Access to and from southbound lanes only
Southern terminus of Route 28A
52.02 Brick Kiln Road—West Falmouth, East Falmouth Interchange
To Route 28A
53.62 Thomas B. Landers Road—West Falmouth, Old Silver Beach Interchange
To Route 28A
55.71 Route 151 – North Falmouth, Mashpee Interchange
To Route 28A
Bourne 58.59 Route 28A Rotary
Northern terminus of Route 28A
End freeway
63.72 Sandwich Road Rotary
To Route 6A
Bourne Bridge over the Cape Cod Canal
63.39 Route 25 Route 25 designation begins at US 6 overpass
Begin overlap with Route 25
Eastern terminus of Route 25
63.81 Route 25 Route 28 leaves Route 25 at Exit 1
End overlap with Route 25
64.59 US 6 east Rotary
Begin overlap with US 6
Wareham 69.05 US 6 west End overlap with US 6
72.68 I-195 Exit 21
Rochester 75.33 Route 58 At Wareham town line
Southern terminus of Route 58
Middleborough 80.77 I-495 Exit 3
85.28 Route 105
87.74 US 44 / Route 18 Rotary
Begin overlap with Route 18
Bridgewater 93.78-93.85 Route 104 Overlap with Route 104
93.88 Route 18 End overlap with Route 18
West Bridgewater 96.55 Route 106
Brockton 100.02 Route 123
101.33 Route 27
102.93 Route 37 Southern terminus of Route 37
Randolph 106.99-107.22 Route 139 Overlap with Route 139
110.20 I-93 / US 1 Exit 5
At Quincy city line
Milton 115.10 Route 138 Northern terminus of Route 138
Boston 116.42 Route 203 Western terminus of Route 203
121.66 Route 28 Begin directional split
121.94 Route 9
(Stuart Street)		 Eastern terminus of Route 9
122.24-122.65 Route 2
(Charles Street South, Beacon Street)		 Begin overlap Route 28 north/Route 2
Eastern terminus of Route 2
122.67 Route 28 south
(David G. Mugar Way)		 End directional split
123.00 Route 3 north—Government Center, Kendall Square, Cambridge (northbound)
Storrow Drive west (southbound)		 Northbound ramp to Charles Circle
123.38 Leverett Connector to I-93 / US 1—Tobin Bridge, Revere Begin overlap Route 3
123.48 Route 3 south to I-93 / US 1 south—Callahan Tunnel, Logan Airport End overlap Route 3
Route 28 signed as the exit for Somerville, Museum of Science
Northbound I-93/US 1 also accessible from here
Charles River Dam Bridge over the Charles River
Somerville 126.03 Route 38 to I-93
Medford 126.84 Route 16
128.35 Route 60
129.21 I-93 Exit 33
Roosevelt Circle
Stoneham 130.84 I-93 south Exit 34
Reading 134.47 I-95 / Route 128 Exit 38
136.02 Route 129
North Reading 139.67-139.86 Route 62 Overlap with Route 62
Andover 141.67 Route 125 Interchange
146.54 Route 133
147.05 I-495
Lawrence 149.31 Route 110
Methuen 150.90 Route 113
151.27 Route 213 Exit 2
Continues as New Hampshire Route 28

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