Junction List
| County | Location | Milepost | Roads intersected | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Worcester | Dudley | 0.0 | Dresser Hill Rd. | Route 31 begins at Connecticut state line. |
| Charlton | 9.3 | U.S. Route 20 | Westbound US 20 to I-90/I-84. Eastbound US 20 to I-90/I-395/I-290. |
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| I-90/Mass Pike | No access between I-90 and Route 31. | |||
| Spencer | 16.8 | Route 9 East | Begin concurrency with Route 9. | |
| 16.9 | Route 9 West | End concurrency with Route 9. | ||
| Paxton | 25.3 | Route 122 Route 56 South |
Concurrency between Rtes. 56 & 122 ends. Begin concurrency with Rtes. 31 & 56. |
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| 25.4 | Route 56 North | End concurrency with Route 56. | ||
| Holden | 30.1 | Route 122A | ||
| Princeton | 37.7 | Route 62 West | Begin concurrency with Route 62. | |
| 38.0 | Route 62 East | End concurrency with Route 62. | ||
| 40.5 | Route 140 South | Begin concurrency with Route 140. | ||
| 42.1 | Route 140 North | End concurrency with Route 140. | ||
| Fitchburg | 45.8 | Route 2 | Route 2 Exit 28 | |
| 47.0 | Route 2A West | Begin concurrency with Route 2A. | ||
| 48.1 | Route 12 West | Begin triple concurrency with Routes 31/2A/12. | ||
| 48.9 | Route 12 East | End triple concurrency with Routes 31/2A/12. Concurrency with Route 2A continues. |
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| 47.0 | Route 2A East | End concurrency with Route 2A. | ||
| Middlesex | Ashby | 55.4 | Route 119 West | Begin concurrency with Route 119. |
| 55.5 | Route 119 East | End concurrency with Route 119. | ||
| 55.8 | New Hampshire Route 31 | Massachusetts Route 31 ends at state line. New Hampshire Route 31 begins at state line. |
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