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|terminus_b= in Waltham |counties=Worcester, Middlesex |previous_type=Route |previous_route=116 |next_type=Route |next_route=118 }} Route 117 is an east–west state highway in Massachusetts, running from Leominster in northeast Worcester County to Waltham in central Middlesex. ==Route description== Route 117 begins in the city of Leominster, near the city center. It passes southeast along Lancaster Street and meets Interstate 190's Exit 7, just over the town line into Lancaster. In Lancaster the route heads eastward, crossing two branches of the Nashua River while having a short, quarter-mile concurrency with Route 70 south of Fort Devens. The route then crosses into Bolton, crossing Route 110 near the Bolton Flats State Wildlife Management Area. It then passes through the center of town before crossing I-495 at exit 27. It meets the northern end of Route 85 before crossing into Middlesex County and the town of Stow. In Stow, the route passes through the countryside, before meeting Route 62 at the center of town. The two routes head eastward concurrently, entering into Maynard. The routes split just after crossing the Assabet River, with Route 117 heading in a more southeastern direction. The route crosses Route 27 before entering Sudbury. It crosses through North Sudbury before crossing the southern tip of Concord and entering the town of Lincoln over the Sudbury River. Route 117 then passes through the southwest end of town, intersecting Route 126 and the Fitchburg Line south of the Lincoln station before crossing into Weston. In Weston the route bends southeastward through the Silver Hill, Hastings and Kendal Green sections of town before entering Waltham. The route crosses I-95 (also known as Route 128) without connection before ending at U.S. Route 20 in the western end of town. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Massachusetts Route 117」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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