Exit List
County | Location | Mile marker | # | Destinations | Notes |
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Barnstable | Bourne | 0.1 | 1A | US 6 west (Scusset Beach Road) – Buzzards Bay, Falmouth | Split into two exits Northbound: Northbound Exit 1A leads to Eastbound Scusset Beach Road; the exit for Route 6 Westbound is unnumbered Northbound |
0.3 | 1B | US 6 east – Sagamore, Hyannis | |||
0.0 | 1C | Route 6A – Sagamore | Also Exit 1C off of Route 6 | ||
Plymouth | Plymouth | 2.5 | 2 | Route 3A (Herring Pond Road) – Cedarville, Manomet | Southern terminus of Route 3A |
7.1 | 3 | Clark Road, Beaver Dam Road – Pine Hills | Former control locations: Myles Standish State Forest, Long Pond. | ||
12.3 | 4 | Plimoth Plantation Highway – Manomet | Partial interchange: southbound exit and northbound entrance only. | ||
12.7 | 5 | Long Pond Road, South Street – Plymouth Center | Former control locations: Myles Standish State Forest, College Pond | ||
14.5 | 6 | US 44 east (Samoset Street) – Plymouth Center, Carver | South end of US 44 overlap; signed as exits 6A (east for Most of Plymouth) and 6B (west for West Plymouth and Carver) southbound | ||
15.6 | 7 | US 44 west – Taunton, Providence | North end of US 44 overlap | ||
Kingston | 16.9 | 8 | Smith Lane – Rocky Nook | To Independence Mall Way | |
17.8 | 9 | Route 3A – Kingston, North Plymouth | To Routes 80, 106, and 27 via Route 3A north. | ||
Duxbury | 19.4 | 10 | Route 3A to Route 53 – Kingston, South Duxbury | ||
22.3 | 11 | Route 14 – Duxbury, Pembroke | |||
Pembroke | 26.9 | 12 | Route 139 – Marshfield, Hanover | Pembroke was a former control location southbound. | |
Hanover | 31.7 | 13 | Route 53 to Route 123 – Hanover, Norwell | To Hanover Mall Drive. Until 1963, the southern end of the northern freeway section of Route 3. | |
Rockland | 34.3 | 14 | Route 228 – Hingham, Rockland | Southern end of Route 228 Secondary control location: Nantasket. Cohasset was a former secondary control location. |
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Hingham | 36.1 | 15 | Derby Street, Hingham, Weymouth | To Route 53, Norwell (southbound). Northbound sign removed by 13 July 2009. | |
Norfolk | Weymouth | 38.1 | 16 | Route 18 – Weymouth, Abington | Signed as exits 16A (north) Weymouth and 16B (south) Abington, southbound. South Weymouth is signed as a primary control location northbound and as a secondary control location southbound (16B). |
Braintree | 40.5 | 17 | Union Street – Braintree, South Braintree | ||
42.7 | 18 | Washington Street – Braintree | Southbound exit and northbound entrance | ||
42.0 (NB) 42.4 (SB) |
19 | Burgin Parkway, Quincy Center, Quincy Adams MBTA Station | Signed as exits 19/18 southbound, former exit 18 ramp serves both Burgin Pkwy and Washington St | ||
42.6 | 20A | I-93 south / US 1 south to I-95 - Canton* | |||
42.6 | 20B | I-93 north / US 1 – Boston* | South end of I-93/US 1/Route 3 overlap | ||
*Initial signs do not include US 1, however, plans are to add this route to the signs later on | |||||
See I-93 (exits 7-24) | |||||
Suffolk | Boston | 53.5 | 26 | Route 3/Route 28 Storrow Drive-Cambridge-North Station |
North end of I-93/US 1 overlap |
North end of freeway | |||||
54.1 | Route 28 North - Leverett Circle | South end of Route 28 overlap; interchange northbound and at-grade intersection southbound | |||
54.4 | Cambridge Street - to Government Center, Massachusetts General Hospital | Route 3 leaves Storrow Drive | |||
Longfellow Bridge over the Charles River | |||||
Middlesex | Cambridge | ||||
55.0 | Main Street – Kendall Square | Interchange; southbound exit is via a left turn at Wadsworth Street | |||
55.3 | Land Boulevard to Expressways – Charlestown | ||||
55.6 | Route 2A - Massachusetts Ave./Harvard Bridge | Ramp to direct access to Mass Ave - Route 3 continues below grade | |||
55.7 | U.S. Route 3 | Route 3 continues as US 3 west of Harvard Bridge. |
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