This series honors famous roads in Michigan.

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The American Legion Memorial Highway follows the path of two Native American trails – the Saginaw and the Mackinaw.  The road as we know it began in 1913, when the Trunk Highway System was developed by the government.  The 5 mile long Mackinaw Bridge is part of the road which stretches from Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan to Miami, Florida – a total of 1,786 miles, 396 of which are in Michigan.