Route 152

Leaving a diamond interchange with Interstate 95, MD 152 (Mountain Road) reduces from four to two lanes ahead of Clayton.

07/06/10

Nearing the community of Mountain, MD 152 bypasses an older alignment of Mountain Road to the west.

07/06/10

Singer Road stems east from MD 152 (Mountain Road) to Singer along Winter Run and suburban development west and east of the MD 24 corridor.

07/06/10

Old Joppa Road ventures north from MD 7 (Philadelphia Road) near Joppa to meet MD 152 (Mountain Road) at Stockton. The two lane highway continues north to Wilna and U.S. 1 Business (Bel Air Road).

07/06/10

Continuing northwest from Stockton along MD 152 (Mountain Road). Older subdivisions lie both west and east of Mountain Road along this drive.

07/06/10

MD 152 widens into a divided highway ahead of U.S. 1 (Bel Air Road). The state route carries four lanes northward from Lynchs Corner to a point north of MD 147 and Bagley.

07/06/10

U.S. 1 (Bel Air Road) heads one mile northeast to its split with the Bel Air Business Loop of U.S. 1 and three miles southwest to Kingsville in Baltimore County. Overall the highway comprises a busy commuter route from Baltimore northeast to Harford County.

07/06/10

Vintage Maryland shield posted for Maryland Route 152 south after the intersection with U.S. 1 (Bel Air Road) at Lynchs Corner. MD 152 briefly widens to four lanes from north of Bagley to south of Bel Air Road.

12/28/07