Site Navigation Cecil County Highways Delaware District of Columbia Maryland New Jersey Pennsylvania Virginia West Virginia     Maryland 267 Maryland 267 constitutes a short loop into Charlestown from Maryland 7 (Old Philadelphia Road) west of North East. The state route predates Maryland 7 (which predates U.S. 40) as the main east-west through route across Cecil County. It is possible that Maryland 267 was originally a part of the U.S. 40 alignment between Perryville and North East. Western Terminus Eastern Terminus Road Names Mileage Maryland 7 west of Charlestown Maryland 7 east of Charlestown Baltimore Street, Market Street, Bladen Street 1.90 Western Terminus - Maryland 7 (Old Philadelphia Road) west of Charlestown 1.2 miles east of the beginning of segment "C" of Maryland 7 in Cecil County at junction Maryland 267 (Baltimore Street). Maryland 267 provides a loop into downtown Charlestown from Maryland 7 (Old Philadelphia Road) to the south. Photo taken 03/28/04. Maryland 267 curves southward from Maryland 7 (Old Philadelphia Road) eastbound to cross the AMTRAK Northeast Corridor into Charlestown itself. The 1.90-mile state route follows Baltimore Street to Market Street once in Charlestown. Photo taken 03/28/04. Maryland 7 (Old Philadelphia Road) westbound parallels the AMTRAK Northeast Corridor closely between the ends of Maryland 267. Pictured here is the junction shield and terminal intersection of Maryland 267 (Baltimore Street) at Old Philadelphia Road. Photos taken 03/28/04. Eastern Terminus - Maryland 7 (Old Philadelphia Road) west of Charlestown Travel just 1.3 miles east on Maryland 7 (Old Philadelphia Road) from Baltimore Street and enter the eastern terminus of Maryland 267 (Bladen Street). The state route again crosses the AMTRAK Northeast Corridor before intersecting Maryland 7. Photo taken 07/31/04. Junction Maryland 267 on Old Philadelphia Road westbound at Bladen Street outside of Charlestown. Maryland 7 travels 2.1 miles from the North East Creek crossing and North East to the east end of Maryland 267. Photo taken 03/28/04. Maryland 267 eastbound turns onto Market Street from Baltimore Street once entering the heart of Charlestown. From there the two-lane street turns northeasterly onto Bladen Street from near the North East River. Another ascent across the AMTRAK corridor brings Maryland 267 to its close at Maryland 7 east of town. Photos taken 03/28/04. Maryland 267 2003 Average Annual Daily Traffic (AADT) 1,875 - 0.90 miles east of Maryland 7 Source: 2003 Highway Location Reference file for Cecil County (MDSHA) Maryland 267 Guide Maryland 267 East Maryland 267 eastbound reassurance shield posted on Bladen Street as it crosses the AMTRAK Northeast Corridor between Maryland 7 (Old Philadelphia Road) and Clearview Avenue. Photo taken 03/28/04. Maryland 267 West The westbound beginning of Maryland 267 (Baltimore Street) as the highway diverges from Maryland 7 to Carpenters Point Road and Charlestown. Photo taken 03/28/04. Page Updated November 6, 2004.