as Old Wye Mills Road a short distance north of the northern terminus of MD 662B. MD 662 heads north and west, crossing Mill Creek, before turning north through a mix of residences and farmland. The state highway enters the unincorporated village of Wye Mills, where it passes Old Wye Church and Wye Oak State Park, which contains the remains of the Wye Oak. MD 662 meets the west end of MD 404 (Queen Annes Highway) next to the Wye Mill before crossing the Wye East River, a tributary of the Wye River, and entering Queen Anne's County. MD 213 (College Drive) splits to the north as MD 662, now named Wye Mills Road, veers to the northwest. MD 662 passes Chesapeake College before reaching its northern terminus at US 50. History The three mainline sections of MD 662 comprise the original alignment of US 213 from Easton to Wye Mills and of MD 404 north of Wye Mills. MD 662 was assigned in 1948 to those segments when Easton and Wye Mills were bypassed with a straighter highway that in 1949 became part of an extended US 50. MD 662C's southern terminus was originally north of Airport Road where it merged with US 50. MD 662C was extended south parallel to US 50 by 1999. MD 662A has existed since at least 1999, while MD 662D was assigned in 2009. Junction list MD 662C and MD 662B MD 662C and MD 662B are entirely in Talbot County. MD 662 Auxiliary routes MD 662 has four auxiliary routes: MD 662A is the designation for the one-lane ramp from eastbound US 50 to southbound MD 662 at MD 662's northern terminus near Wye Mills. MD 662D is the designation for the two-way connector between MD 662C and US 50 just north of Easton Airport. See also References External links MDRoads: MD 662 MD 662 at AARoads.com Maryland Roads - MD 662 662 Maryland Route 662 Maryland Route 662 U.S. Route 50