Maryland Route 650

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MD Route 650
New Hampshire Avenue, Damascus Road
Length:	28.24 mi[1] (45.45 km)
South end:	New Hampshire Avenue in Washington, DC
Major junctions:	MD 410 in Takoma Park MD 193 in Langley Park MD 320 near Takoma Park I-495/Capital Beltway near White Oak US 29 in White Oak MD 28/MD 198 near Spencerville MD 108 in Ashton MD 97 near Brookeville
North end:	MD 108 near Damascus
Counties:	Montgomery Prince George's
Major cities:	Washington, DC Takoma Park Langley Park White Oak
Highways in Maryland < MD 648 MD 652 > State highways - Minor - Former - Turnpikes

Maryland Route 650, also known as New Hampshire Avenue for most of its length, begins at the DC Line and straddles the Montgomery-Prince George's county line (with the city of Takoma Park in Montgomery County on the west), entering Montgomery County (Takoma Park) for a mile, before completely going into Prince George's County as it enters Langley Park before completely entering Montgomery County again for good as it enters into White Oak.

Afterwards, it continues through Colesville and Ashton, where it crosses Maryland Route 108. After leaving Ashton, MD 650 continues for another 11.5 miles until it intersects MD 108 for the second and final time in Laytonsville, whereupon MD 650 ends. Beyond the intersection with Maryland Route 97 Route 650 is known as Damascus Road.

From MD 650's intersection with U.S. Route 29 to its first intersection with Maryland Route 108 in Ashton, the route traverses the original 1934 alignment of U.S. Route 29.

[edit] See also

• List of Maryland state highways

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