RTE 93 Exit 21?

[Retired Ole Guy]

Ok

So I am driving up to exit 23 to get to my Home away from Home in Meredith and I notice for the first time that there is no Exit 21. It has only taken me oh 25 years to notice this :rolleye1: but out of curiosity does anyone know why :confused:

[Bear Island South]

Yep, you are correct, I have wondered that many times...maybe an exit was planned at one time?

[LSBA Joker]

I've been told that Gunstock has a trademark on "Exit21" which would have required the Feds to pay a royalty to the county, and they were unwilling.

[brk-lnt]

I've been told that Gunstock has a trademark on "Exit21" which would have required the Feds to pay a royalty to the county, and they were unwilling.

Because there is no other "Exit 21" on any other roadway?
Trademarks don't work like that.

[LSBA Joker]

bk-int, reads differently w/ :D inserted.

[Winnisquamguy]

What concerns me is it took you 25 years to figure out there is no exit 21...should you still be driving?!?!

[Onshore]

I had been told many years back that it was planned and designed but there were native land rights involved and thus it was never built.

[Retired Ole Guy]

:laugh:What concerns me is it took you 25 years to figure out there is no exit 21...should you still be driving?!?!

:laugh: I am slow to figure a lot of stuff out, I guess thats why at 62 and retired I have a 11 year old son. Some people never learn I guess:rolleye2:

[chipj29]

I have to admit that I have probably driven up 93 in that area over 100 times, and had never even noticed that there is no exit 21. I guess I am just focused on driving, as I typically am heading quite a bit further north, so at that point, exit numbers don’t really matter to me.

[SIKSUKR]

I've driven past there thousands of times over 40 years to the lake or the skihouse and never knew till now there was no exit 21.I never got off e-22 so I guess that's why.:laugh:

[BroadHopper]

When I-93 was built back in the '60's we would tell the tourists to get off at Exit 21. When they can't find Exit 21 they will continue on up the highway or go home. :coolsm:

[Retired Ole Guy]

When I-93 was built back in the '60's we would tell the tourists to get off at Exit 21. When they can't find Exit 21 they will continue on up the highway or go home. :coolsm:


I can remember back to the day when 93 used to end at exit 20. :cool:

[BroadHopper]

I 93 will stop at Plymouth. The winter just before they open the highway to exit 32. I use to scream up the highway with the snow machine! It was quite the trip. My belt would blow before reaching the end. :cool:

[Just Sold]

I can remember back to the day when 93 used to end at exit 20. :cool:

I remember when Rt 93 ended in Methuen, MA on the north side of the Merrimack River at Rt 110 & 113. :eek:

[RailroadJoe]

I remember when there was no I-93 or any other Interstate road. Routs 3 and 28 were the main way to the lake.

[SIKSUKR]

I remember when there were no roads,only horse paths.:laugh:

[upthesaukee]

I remember when there were no roads,only horse paths.:laugh:
:laugh::laugh::laugh:

[RailroadJoe]

upthesaukee What was your horses name Tonto?

[upthesaukee]

upthesaukee What was your horses name Tonto?

Now back on track (or trail) to exit 21.:D

[TheProfessor]

All was supposed to connect to the Laconia by-pass. Direct to or from Laconia.