Maryland Route 648

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Maryland Route 648 is a state highway in Maryland that serves as a key local connector through communities such as Glen Burnie, linking residential, commercial, and commuter routes in the Baltimore metropolitan area.

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Maryland Route 648 canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf road transportation infrastructure
state highway
abbreviation MD 648
category Roads in Baltimore, Maryland
State highways in Maryland
Transportation in Anne Arundel County, Maryland
Transportation in Baltimore County, Maryland
connectsTo Interstate 695
Interstate 895
Maryland Route 170
Maryland Route 2
Maryland Route 295
U.S. Route 1
country United States of America
surface form: United States
function access route to commercial corridors
collector for residential areas
commuter route feeder
local connector route
hasSegmentName Baltimore–Annapolis Boulevard
Baltimore–Annapolis Boulevard
surface form: Baltimore–Annapolis Road
highwaySystem Maryland State Highway System
surface form: Maryland state highway system
locatedInMetropolitanArea Baltimore–Washington metropolitan area
surface form: Baltimore metropolitan area
maintainedBy Maryland State Highway Administration
parallelTo Baltimore–Washington Parkway in some segments
Northeast Corridor rail line in some segments
partOf Baltimore–Washington metropolitan area transportation network
surface form: Baltimore–Washington transportation network
passesThrough Anne Arundel County
surface form: Anne Arundel County, Maryland

Baltimore County
surface form: Baltimore County, Maryland

Baltimore
surface form: City of Baltimore
providesAccessTo Baltimore Light Rail stations in Anne Arundel County
regionServed northern Anne Arundel County
southern Baltimore County
roadType primarily two-lane undivided highway
routeNumber 648
serves commercial areas
park-and-ride and commuter facilities
residential areas
servesCommunity Arbutus, Maryland
Baltimore, Maryland, United States
surface form: Baltimore, Maryland

Brooklyn Park, Maryland
Overlea, Maryland
surface form: Ferndale, Maryland

Glen Burnie, Maryland
Halethorpe, Maryland
Lansdowne, Maryland
Linthicum, Maryland
Pumphrey, Maryland
state Maryland

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Glen Burnie, Maryland hasMajorRoad Maryland Route 648
Severna Park hasTransportation Maryland Route 648
Maryland Route 10 connectsTo Maryland Route 648
Maryland Route 10 hasJunctionWith Maryland Route 648