Maryland Route 138 (often abbreviated MD 138) is a numerical designation that would be used for a state‑maintained highway in the U.S. state of Maryland if such a route were assigned. As of the current available encyclopedic sources, there is no widely recognized or documented highway bearing the MD 138 designation, and no dedicated article or entry exists in major reference works.
The term may be interpreted as follows:
- Possible Context: Maryland’s state highway system assigns numbers to its routes (e.g., MD 2, MD 32). In this naming convention, “Maryland Route 138” would refer to a specific stretch of road maintained by the Maryland State Highway Administration (MDSHA).
- Etymology: The “138” component follows the sequential numbering scheme used for secondary state routes. Numbers in the 100 – 199 range are typically assigned to shorter, local connectors rather than primary corridors.
Without verifiable, published information confirming the existence, alignment, length, termini, or history of a highway designated MD 138, it cannot be treated as an established encyclopedic entry. Consequently, any detailed description of its route, major intersections, or historical changes would be speculative.
