Former Minnesota Highway 124
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Southern Terminus |
Northern Terminus |
| At MN 55 in Paynesville, MN | At MN 23 in Paynesville, MN |
Originally part of MN 4, this road was first turned back in the 1940s when the existing section of MN 4/55 southwest of Paynesville was built. MN 4 breifly reappeared around 1960, but was replaced by MN 124 by 1963. MnDOT turned the road back in 2003, and as of April was in the process of reconstructing the roadway as part of the turnback.
Southern Terminus
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The southern terminus, viewed from eastbound MN 4/55. In 2003, the routing of old MN 124 through Paynesville was under a full reconstruction. Photo by Adam Froehlig, taken April 27, 2003. |
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Looking north, at a better view of the reconstruction. Photo by Adam Froehlig, taken April 27, 2003. |
Northern Terminus
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North end in the city of Paynesville. Photo by Monte Castleman, taken February, 2002. |
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This is on eastbound MN 23 at the intersection with former MN 124. Notice on the left side of the photo that the MN 23 trailblazers still remain. Photo by Adam Froehlig, taken April 27, 2003. |
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Last Updated: November 22, 2003
(C) 2003, Adam Froehlig
