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M-117 is a 14.5 mile long (23.3 km) paved road in the eastern Upper Peninsula of Michigan. The highway begins at US 2, one mile south of Engadine and ends at M-28 near Newberry. The road travels north-south, and provides an important connection between two of the main highways in the Upper Peninsula.
- Historical note: In the 1950's, M-117 ran from US 2 to Newberry, cosigning with M-28, and turning north to Newberry. This road to Newberry is now part of M-123.
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- The northern terminus of M-117 is only a few miles to the west of the terminus of M-123, which also ends on M-28.
- Of the ten state trunklines that connect M-28 and US 2, M-117 is one of three that do not duplex with either. The others are US 45 and I-75.
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US 2 near Engadine
H-40 in Engadine
M-28 in Newberry
