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U.S. Roads: U.S. Highways / California Mid‑importance

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The Redwood Highway (CHPW History, 1964): Part 1 in May/June, Part 2 in July/August, Part 3 in September/October
Redwood Bypass construction (CHPW): May/June 1956, May/June 1958
S.F. Has Modern Freeways, But Few Signs... (1955)

US 101, or the Pacific Coast Highway, also runs along the coastal towns of San Diego County.

Though there are interruptions and redirections (mainly due to Camp Pendleton territory), the highway actually begins in San Diego, not Los Angeles! 2600:8801:FD08:D100:C55B:C43F:AA68:DCD3 (talk) 15:36, 18 April 2024 (UTC)[reply]