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Western Terminus: I-94 (Exit 171) in the western end of Ann Arbor

Eastern Terminus: The southern interchange between I-96 and I-275 in Plymouth Township, just west of the Livonia City Limits

Length: 22.54 miles

Counties: Washtenaw, Wayne

Routing: M-14, a freeway for its entire length, serves as an important route for motorists coming from Ann Arbor and points west to the western and northwestern suburbs of the Metro Detroit area. Beginning at I-94 in the western end of Ann Arbor, M-14 runs along the northern edge of the hometown of the University of Michigan as a four-lane freeway through the western US 23 interchange, then as a six-lane freeway along the 3-mile stretch where it runs simultaneously with US 23. After US 23, M-14 continues eastward with a four-lane cross-section, passing by M-153's Western Terminus before entering into Wayne County. M-14 widens to six lanes at the Beck Rd. interchange, passing Downtown Plymouth to the north, before coming to an end as it meets I-96 and I-275 at the southern end of the 6-mile long duplex between the two Interstates. I-96 picks up where M-14 leaves off, heading eastward toward and ultimately into Detroit.

Links:

M-14 @ Michigan Highways -- Chris Bessert
M-14 @ Michigan Highways Ends -- Dan Garnell

*Location*	*Description*		*Photo*
			East- Bound	West- Bound
M-14's Western Terminus is at I-94 on the west side of Ann Arbor. M-14 West defaults onto I-94 West, which heads toward Jackson. Click here for I-94 images.
Washtenaw County City of Ann Arbor	Exit sign for the extended diamond interchange with Maple Rd. & Miller Rd. (Exit 2) on M-14 West.
	Photographer: Dan Garnell	Date: 10/01/2009	High Res
Washtenaw County City of Ann Arbor	1 mile advance exit sign for the interchange that serves both Maple Rd. & Miller Rd. (Exit 2) on M-14 West.
	Photographer: Dan Garnell	Date: 10/01/2009	High Res
Washtenaw County City of Ann Arbor	Overhead exit sign at the interchange where BUS US 23 South departs from M-14 West (Exit 3), and heads southward into downtown Ann Arbor via Main St. This interchange, a partial one with the only maneuvers possible are the divergence of BUS US 23 South from M-14 West, and convergence of BUS US 23 North with M-14 East. It is located right next to where the freeway crosses the Huron River.
	Photographer: Dan Garnell	Date: 10/01/2009	High Res
Wayne County Plymouth Township	Westerly view along M-14 from the Schoolcraft Rd. overpass.
	Photographer: Scott Steeves	Date: 5/17/2009	High Res
Wayne County Plymouth Township	Easterly view from the Schoolcraft Rd. overpass towards the Haggerty Rd. overpass, and the I-96/I-275 interchange behind that.
	Photographer: Scott Steeves	Date: 5/17/2009	High Res
Wayne County Plymouth Township	Affixed to the Haggerty Rd. overpass and facing M-14 East are these signs directing traffic to I-96 and I-275. The ramp from M-14 East to I-275 South departs right after this overpass.
	Photographer: Scott Steeves	Date: 9/26/2009	High Res
Wayne County Plymouth Township	View looking westerly along M-14 from the Haggerty Rd. overpass. The median narrows as the freeway moves westward from the I-96/I-275 interchange, and a concrete barrier commences to separate the dual carriageways of M-14 traffic just before the Schoolcraft Road overpass.
	Photographer: Scott Steeves	Date: 5/17/2009	High Res
Wayne County Plymouth Township	Scene looking east from the Haggerty Rd. overpass at the I-96/I-275 interchange, which marks M-14's Eastern Terminus. There is no M-14 ENDS signage present at this end of the freeway. Just after passing beneath I-275, M-14 East defaults onto I-96 East, as it makes its way toward Downtown Detroit.
	Photographer: Scott Steeves	Date: 5/17/2009	High Res
From M-14's Eastern Terminus, I-96/I-275 head north toward the Farmington Hills-Novi area, I-96 goes east to downtown Detroit and I-275 proceeds south toward Metro Airport. Click here for I-96 images, and click here for I-275 images (coming soon).