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US 466 – Mojave – East

Mojave – East

Fairly deteriorated paving east of Mojave.
A rare section of paving that is nearly “full width”.

East of Mojave, there is an abandoned alignment of US 466 south of the current roadway. It was bypassed in late June 1940. The paving dates to the early 1930’s.

Go West on US 466 to Mojave

Go East on US 466 to Barstow

Return to US 466 Tour Introduction

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