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| Southern crossing of ME 113 into New Hampshire. Looking north (west) into New Hampshire. |
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| New Hampshire signage, but using Maine's rectangle shield rather than New Hampshire's Old Man symbol. |
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| Intersection where ME 113 makes a right turn. According to a USGS map, East Conway Road (the road to the left) was once New Hampshire Route 113. If so, this "T" intersection would have been the intersection of Route 113 and Route 113. In other words, the 3 directions were Route 113 North, Route 113 South and Route 113 West. I think this area is the "Twilight Zone" of roadgeekdom. Anyway, New Hampshire Route 113 now runs east along with US 302 to end at the state line with Maine. That's still kind of weird. |
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| Southern segment's northern crossing, where ME 113 re-enters Maine. |
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| Looking the other way, into New Hampshire. |
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| South end of ME 113 segment, at NH 113B. This junction is right at the state line, and at this point Maine 113 enters New Hampshire as it goes north, or from right to left. |
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| Looking northward along ME 113. It's in New Hampshire here. State line markers are next to the speed limit sign. |
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| Looking south along ME 113, where it crosses into Maine. NH 113B goes to the right. |
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| ME 113 enters Maine on the left, NH 113B goes to the right. The pavement seam is continuous from NH 113B to ME 113 in New Hampshire, indicating New Hampshire maintains ME 113 while it's in New Hampshire, probably treating it and NH 113B as a single road. |
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| State line, where ME 113 enters Maine... |
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| ...except in winter, where the road is closed off here. (Welcome to Maine. Sorry, closed for the Winter) |
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| Looking the other way into New Hampshire. |
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| Route 113 in Maine here. Very narrow, and no shoulders at all. |