Floodgap Roadgap's RoadsAroundME: Maine State Route 219

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Maine State Route 219

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Termini and Mileage (2006)

Termini
Main alignment: Int of GREENWOOD RD, W PARIS R, Greenwood to Int of RTE 133, RTE 219, Wayne
Mileage
Main alignment: 35.1 miles (total over all segments)

Notes and History
ME 219 as originally designated in 1928-9 ran on new routing between Rumford Point at US 2 and South Arm at the shore of Lower Richardson Lake via Andover. After the Maine Great Renumbering, this alignment became part of new route ME 5 (later decommissioned north of Andover, see ME 5) and the number was applied to new routing between Hartford at ME 140 and Wayne at ME 133. Between 1937-8, the routing near Bear Pond was shifted to the southern shore, possibly due to changes in lake level; the old routing survives as Berry Rd, Berry Mahoney Rd and (approximately) Pratt Hill Rd. Between 1940-1, ME 219 was extended over ME 140 between Hartford and East Sumner, and then west along new routing through Sumner, Trap Corner (at ME 26), West Paris, and a most curious terminus in Greenwood at Greenwood Rd, strange in that Greenwood Rd does not ever seem to have been numbered highway. This routing persists today.

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Termini and Mileage (2006)	Termini Main alignment: Int of GREENWOOD RD, W PARIS R, Greenwood to Int of RTE 133, RTE 219, Wayne Mileage Main alignment: 35.1 miles (total over all segments)

*Notes and History*	ME 219 as originally designated in 1928-9 ran on new routing between Rumford Point at US 2 and South Arm at the shore of Lower Richardson Lake via Andover. After the Maine Great Renumbering, this alignment became part of new route ME 5 (later decommissioned north of Andover, see ME 5) and the number was applied to new routing between Hartford at ME 140 and Wayne at ME 133. Between 1937-8, the routing near Bear Pond was shifted to the southern shore, possibly due to changes in lake level; the old routing survives as Berry Rd, Berry Mahoney Rd and (approximately) Pratt Hill Rd. Between 1940-1, ME 219 was extended over ME 140 between Hartford and East Sumner, and then west along new routing through Sumner, Trap Corner (at ME 26), West Paris, and a most curious terminus in Greenwood at Greenwood Rd, strange in that Greenwood Rd does not ever seem to have been numbered highway. This routing persists today.