M-59 (Michigan Highway) - Major Intersections

Major Intersections

County Location Mile km Exit Destinations Notes
Livingston
 Howell Township 0.000 0.000 I-96 / BL I-96 ends – Lansing, Detroit Western end of BL I-96 concurrency; exit 133 on I-96
1.004 1.616 BL I-96 east (Grand River Avenue) – Downtown Howell Eastern end of BL I-96 concurrency
Hartland Township 12.719 20.469 US 23 – Ann Arbor, Flint Exit 67 on US 23
Oakland
 Waterford Township –
Pontiac		 35.577 57.256 US 24 (Telegraph Road) – Clarkston, Southfield
Pontiac 37.311 60.046
BL I-75 / BUS US 24 (Woodward Avenue) to M-1 – Birmingham
37.874 60.952 Freeway begins
38.557 62.051 38 Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard
Pontiac –
Auburn Hills		 39.582 63.701 39 Opdyke Road – Pontiac Silverdome
Auburn Hills 40.153–
40.229		 64.620–
64.742		 40 I-75 – Detroit, Flint Signed as exit 40A (south) and 40B (north); exit 77 on I-75
41.108 66.157 41 Squirrel Road Signed as exit 41A (south) and 41B (north) eastbound
Rochester Hills 42.472 68.352 42 Adams Road
43.640 70.232 44 Crooks Road
46.83 75.37 46 M-150 (Rochester Road) – Rochester Hills, Troy
Oakland–Macomb
 Rochester Hills –
Sterling Heights		 48.157 77.501 48 Dequindre Road
Macomb
 Sterling Heights 50.161 80.726 — Mound Road, Merrill Road
51.080 82.205 Freeway ends
Utica 52.176 83.969 M-53 – Detroit, Imlay City Exit 17 on M-53
Clinton Charter Township 59.168 95.222 M-97 south (Groesbeck Highway) / North Avenue Northern terminus of M-97
59.942 96.467 M-3 (Gratiot Avenue) – Mt. Clemens Known as "William P. Rosso Highway" east of M-3
Chesterfield Township 60.496–
60.514		 97.359–
97.388		 I-94 – Detroit, Port Huron Exit 240 on I-94
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi
  • Concurrency terminus
  • Closed/Former
  • HOV
  • Incomplete access
  • ETC only
  • Unopened

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