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Maine State Route 107

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Termini and Mileage (2006)

Termini
Main alignment: Int of MADDOX STATION, ST RTE, Baldwin to Int of SOUTH BRIDGTON RD, SOUT, Bridgton
Mileage
Main alignment: 16.22 miles (total over all segments)

Notes and History
ME 107 as originally designated in 1925 ran between Auburn at ME 100 and Haines Landing/Oquossoc, via Turner, Jay, Fairbanks (partially using NEI 15 [US 2]), Madrid and Rangeley, where it terminated at the edge of Mooselookmeguntic Lake. This routing corresponded to former lettered highway F in its entirety.
In 1931, almost all of the routing was taken into new route ME 4 except for the segment west of Rangeley; after the Maine Great Renumbering, even this section was lost (into new route ME 16) and the number lapsed until 1936 when it was applied to its current routing. It seems, however, that the southern terminus was slightly shorter and terminated at where it meets ME 11 today north of Bridgton (at the corner of Sebago Rd/ME 11 and Bridgton Rd/ME 107); the extension south to ME 113 (another thoroughly useless multiplex) did not occur until 1953. The northern terminus at ME 117, just shy of US 302, appears to have remained constant.

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Termini and Mileage (2006)	Termini Main alignment: Int of MADDOX STATION, ST RTE, Baldwin to Int of SOUTH BRIDGTON RD, SOUT, Bridgton Mileage Main alignment: 16.22 miles (total over all segments)

*Notes and History*	ME 107 as originally designated in 1925 ran between Auburn at ME 100 and Haines Landing/Oquossoc, via Turner, Jay, Fairbanks (partially using NEI 15 [US 2]), Madrid and Rangeley, where it terminated at the edge of Mooselookmeguntic Lake. This routing corresponded to former lettered highway F in its entirety. In 1931, almost all of the routing was taken into new route ME 4 except for the segment west of Rangeley; after the Maine Great Renumbering, even this section was lost (into new route ME 16) and the number lapsed until 1936 when it was applied to its current routing. It seems, however, that the southern terminus was slightly shorter and terminated at where it meets ME 11 today north of Bridgton (at the corner of Sebago Rd/ME 11 and Bridgton Rd/ME 107); the extension south to ME 113 (another thoroughly useless multiplex) did not occur until 1953. The northern terminus at ME 117, just shy of US 302, appears to have remained constant.