Elm Street in Northampton, Massachusetts

Elm Street in Northampton is a two-lane, asphalted expressway. The street has bike paths (bike lane). It runs in a southeast-northwest direction and crosses North Elm Street, Woodlawn Avenue, Main Street, West Street, Vernon Street, Massasoit Street, Forbes Avenue, Maynard Road, Washington Avenue, Franklin Street, Harrison Avenue and Kensington Avenue. It ends in a cul-de-sac. This street is part of the highway "9". Nearby you can find among others a place of worship, an arts center, a computer store and a museum. The nearest stops are Prospect St and Smith College. The bus lines 39E, B43, B43E, R42 and R44 serve this stop. Elm Street also exists in Amherst, Hatfield, Southampton and Ware.

Road Type
expressway
Lanes
2
Speed Limit
25 mph
Route
southeast-northwest

Bus stops

  • Prospect St.
  • Smith College.
  • bus lines 39E, B43, B43E, R42, R44

Places of worship

  • Saint Johns Episcopal Church.

Computer stores

  • Smith College Computer Store.

Arts centers

  • Museum of Art (wheelchair accessible).

Museums

  • Smith College Museum of Art (Web) at Elm Street 20 (01063).