bridge the two routes split at a rotary, with Route 38 heading west and Route 110 heading east, following the northern bank of the Merrimack on a two-lane road through Dracut and into Methuen. Up until approximately 1997, the Methuen section was a four-lane road; its total length as a four-lane road was the same as the modern two-lane road is. The change to being a two-lane road thus was most likely due to safety. In Methuen, Route 110 meets Route 113 at an interchange with Interstate 93 at Exit 43 (formerly 46), splitting from Route 113 quickly, with Route 110 heading eastward into the city of Lawrence. Route 110 crosses Route 28 before heading along the north side of Campagnone Common before turning northward along Jackson Street. It then heads back into Methuen and turns eastward again along Swan Street, heading towards another junction with I-495 at Exit 104 (formerly 46). The route then junctions Route 113 again before crossing under I-495 without junction before entering Haverhill. In Haverhill, Routes 110 and 113 bend around the Merrimack, meeting I-495 again at Exit 107 (formerly 49). The routes follow the banks of the Merrimack until Route 110 turns northward along Emerson Street. It crosses Route 97 before having a brief concurrency with Route 125, turning northward. The route passes Winnekenni Park and Kenoza Lake at the junction with Route 108 before crossing I-495 again at Exit 111 (formerly 52). Route 110 then heads into Merrimac, acting as the main street through that town before entering Amesbury. In Amesbury, Route 110 junctions Route 150 and I-495 at its last exit (Exit 119; formerly 55) before crossing I-95 at exit 88 (formerly 58) and entering Salisbury. Between these two interstates, Route 110 carries the traffic from one to the other as there is no direct access from 495 north to 95 south or 95 north to 495 south. The route finally ends at U.S. Route 1 (known locally as Bridge Road) just south of where Route 1A leaves it for the last time, west of Salisbury Beach and the Atlantic Ocean. Major intersections Massachusetts Route 110A Route 110A was a short north–south state highway running from Amesbury to Salisbury. Its only record is a 1936 map of the area. See also References External links 110 Transportation in Essex County, Massachusetts Transportation in Middlesex County, Massachusetts Transportation in Worcester County, Massachusetts