 "Double Dipping at the top of the State"
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Western terminus: Douglas County, on the Bong Bridge from Superior to Duluth, Minnesota
Eastern terminus: Florence County, 2 miles east of Spread Eagle
Mileage: about 118 miles (104 on the western section, 14 on the eastern)
Counties along the way: Florence, Iron, Ashland, Bayfield, Douglas
Sample towns along the way: Florence, Hurley, Ashland, Superior
Bypass alternates at: none
Quickie Summary: U.S. Highway 2 runs the northern edge of the state - only Highway 13 goes further north for any appreciable distance, into the Bayfield Peninsula. Part of the original route from Seattle to Sault Ste. Marie, U.S. 2 dips into Wisconsin twice - once from just outside Iron Mountain, Michigan, through Florence (combined with U.S. 141 the whole way) and back into the U.P. for quite a while before re-entering the state after Ironwood, Michigan, going into Hurley. For just over 100 miles, U.S. 2 winds through Wisconsin's North Woods once again, hitting Ashland along the way before climbing into Minnesota's Iron Range at Duluth after running through Superior.
The Drive (East to West): Details will be posted shortly!
CONNECTIONS:
East Terminus:
Can connect nearby to: U.S. Highway 8; Highway 70, about 6 miles west
West Terminus:
Can connect immediately to: Highway 35
Can connect nearby to: Highway 13, about 4 miles east; U.S. Highway 53, about 4 miles east
Upcoming events in places along Highway 2:
Events are coming, meanwhile check out our Events Page!
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