Franklin-Mulberry Expressway

The Franklin-Mulberry Expressway is a street with a maximum speed of 50 mph with three lanes, also known as Highway to Nowhere in Baltimore, Harlem Park.

Franklin-Mulberry Expressway

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Edmondson Avenue

Edmondson Avenue & Monroe Street Westbound, Edmondson Avenue & Fulton Avenue Eastbound, Edmondson Avenue & Arlington Avenue Far-side Northbound, Edmondson Avenue & Arlington Avenue Eastbound, Edmondson Avenue & Carey Street Westbound, Edmondson Avenue & Stricker Street Westbound, Edmondson Avenue & Carey Street Eastbound, Edmondson Avenue & Stricker Street Far-side Eastbound, Edmondson Avenue & Fulton Avenue Westbound, Enon Baptist Church, Saint Pius Memorial Roman Catholic Church

West Franklin Street

Nicodemus Baptist Church, Franklin Street & Calhoun Street Westbound, Franklin Street & Arlington Avenue Westbound, Franklin Street & Carey Street Westbound, Franklin Street & Fulton Avenue Westbound, Franklin Street & Monroe Street Westbound Near-side

West Mulberry Street

Gillis Memorial Community Church, Mulberry Street & Carey Street Eastbound, Mulberry Street & Calhoun Street Eastbound

North Woodyear Street

North Fulton Avenue

Fulton Avenue & Lafayette Avenue Northbound, Fulton Avenue & Edmondson Avenue Far-side Northbound

North Vincent Street

North Monroe Street

Harlem Park Community Baptist Church

Transformation Baptist Church

North Mount Street

North Gilmor Street

James L. Ridgely Monument

Stricker Street Bridge

North Calhoun Street

Harlem Park, Calhoun Street & Harlem Avenue Southbound

North Carey Street

Carey Street & Lanvale Street Northbound, Carey Street & Lafayette Avenue Northbound, Carey Street & Franklin Street Northbound, Carey Street & Edmondson Avenue Northbound

Due Calhoun Street & Harlem Avenue Southbound

West Lanvale Street

Star of Bethlehem Spiritual Temple, Sanctuary Church

North Stricker Street

Unity Christian Church