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* In 1989, [[U.S. Route 1]] was relocated to follow I-95 and I-93 into Boston. The I-95 portion of this concurrency proceeding east is marked as US 1 North, I-95 South and MA 128 South. Further north, in [[Burlington, Massachusetts|Burlington]], the highway has yet another short wrong-way concurrency. [[U.S. Route 3]] is a [[freeway]] north of Route 128. The originally planned freeway to the south was cancelled in 1970, so US 3 South takes a short jog on Route 128 and I-95 North (travelling east-northeast) to get back to its original alignment.

* In [[Ashfield, Massachusetts|Ashfield]], [[Massachusetts Route 112|Route 112]] heads north as [[Massachusetts Route 116|Route 116]] heads south.

* In [[Fitchburg, Massachusetts|Fitchburg]], though the signs in this segment do not claim a direction to avoid confusion, [[Route 31 (Massachusetts)|Route 31]] heads north as [[New England Route 12|Route 12]] heads south.

* In [[Savoy, Massachusetts|Savoy]] and [[Plainfield, Massachusetts|Plainfield]], [[Massachusetts Route 8A|Route 8A]] heads north as [[Massachusetts Route 116|Route 116]] heads south.

* In [[Templeton, Massachusetts|Templeton]], [[U.S. Route 202]] heads north as [[Massachusetts Route 68|Route 68]] heads south.