Minnesota Highway 62 (II)**
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Western Terminus |
Eastern Terminus |
| At I-494 in Minnetonka, MN | At MN 55 near Fort Snelling, MN |
** - Minnesota has, in effect, two MN 62's. The original MN 62 (dubbed MN 62 (I) ) runs from US 59 at Fulda to US 71/MN 60 at Windom. This newer MN 62 (dubbed MN 62 (II) ) came about in 1988 when MnDOT took over responsibility for the former Hennepin CSAH 62 freeway.
Terminus Photos
| Heading eastbound, Hennepin CSAH 62 transitions into MN 62 at I-494. Photo by Glenn Olson, taken August 31, 2001. | |
| The opposite happens heading westbound. Photo by Monte Castleman. | |
| This view shows the "temporary intersection" at MN 55/MN 62, used for access during construction of a new interchange at the site. Construction of the interchange has halted due to impacts to a local spring, however construction of the Hiawatha LRT line over the intersection continues. Photo by Glenn Olson, taken August 31, 2001. | |
| A westbound view, still at the "temporary intersection". This one shows the progress that has been made on the LRT overpass. Photo by Adam Froehlig, taken August 3, 2002. | |
| END signage at the now-completed interchange. Photo by Don Greiskalns, taken March 3, 2006. | |
| Westbound approaching the now-completed intersection. MN 55 exits off of itself while MN 62 begins straight ahead. Photo by Don Greiskalns, taken March 3, 2006. |
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Page last modified 05 March, 2006
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