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Maine State Route 110

<< Maine State Route 109 All Points in Maine Maine State Route 111 >>

Termini and Mileage (2006)

Termini
Main alignment: End of WAKEFIELD RD, Newfield to Int of BOND SPRING RD, WAKEFIE, Newfield
Mileage
Main alignment: 3.6 miles (total over all segments)

Notes and History
ME 110 as originally designated in 1925 ran between Alfred at NEI 11 (now the junction of ME 4, ME 4A, ME 4/US 202 and ME 111, although see ME 111 for where the terminus was originally) and near Limington at NEI 25 (now ME 25) approximately via West Buxton. After the designation of ME 205, its routing through Waterboro was shared between the routes until their split in Waterboro Center, where ME 110 proceeded up a now obliterated routing partially approximated by Chadbourne Ridge Rd at ME 5 north to ME 117 near Dole's Ridge Rd (no longer numbered highway) and then ME 117 to ME 25. The alignment along Old Alfred Road near Waterboro does not appear to have ever been part of the routing going back as far as 1925.
In 1931, the portion between Alfred and East Waterboro became part of new route ME 4 (and later US 202) and the western tail was shifted to new routing between Limerick and the New Hampshire stateline near West Newfield, leaving ME 205 full control of the shared routing between Limerick and the new route ME 4. After the Maine Great Renumbering, its routing was further truncated to West Newfield, with the remainder to Limington/ME 25 becoming part of the extended ME 11 (and its old portion as ME 205 to Waterboro Center was added to new route ME 5 as part of its absorption of ME 205). This truncated short routing remains today.
ME 110 is a multi-state route with New Hampshire; see also ME 4, ME 9, ME 11, ME 16, ME 25, ME 26 and ME 109.

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Termini and Mileage (2006)	Termini Main alignment: End of WAKEFIELD RD, Newfield to Int of BOND SPRING RD, WAKEFIE, Newfield Mileage Main alignment: 3.6 miles (total over all segments)

*Notes and History*	ME 110 as originally designated in 1925 ran between Alfred at NEI 11 (now the junction of ME 4, ME 4A, ME 4/US 202 and ME 111, although see ME 111 for where the terminus was originally) and near Limington at NEI 25 (now ME 25) approximately via West Buxton. After the designation of ME 205, its routing through Waterboro was shared between the routes until their split in Waterboro Center, where ME 110 proceeded up a now obliterated routing partially approximated by Chadbourne Ridge Rd at ME 5 north to ME 117 near Dole's Ridge Rd (no longer numbered highway) and then ME 117 to ME 25. The alignment along Old Alfred Road near Waterboro does not appear to have ever been part of the routing going back as far as 1925. In 1931, the portion between Alfred and East Waterboro became part of new route ME 4 (and later US 202) and the western tail was shifted to new routing between Limerick and the New Hampshire stateline near West Newfield, leaving ME 205 full control of the shared routing between Limerick and the new route ME 4. After the Maine Great Renumbering, its routing was further truncated to West Newfield, with the remainder to Limington/ME 25 becoming part of the extended ME 11 (and its old portion as ME 205 to Waterboro Center was added to new route ME 5 as part of its absorption of ME 205). This truncated short routing remains today. ME 110 is a multi-state route with New Hampshire; see also ME 4, ME 9, ME 11, ME 16, ME 25, ME 26 and ME 109.