List of state highways in California (pre-1964)
Encyclopedia
This is a list of state highway
s in the U.S. state
of California
that existed before the 1964 renumbering. It includes routes that were defined by the California State Legislature
but never built, and is sorted by the unmarked legislative route number. For details on routes added before 1931, see history of California's state highway system#List of route numbers, 1917-1931; the dates given here are when the numbers were assigned (1916 for routes added in the first two bond issues, 1917 for routes added by the legislature before 1917).
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!Number
!From
!To
!Now
!Formed
!Notes
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|
|Sausalito
(Golden Gate Bridge
)
|Oregon
(US 199)
|US 101, US 199
|1916
|
|-
|
|San Francisco (Route 56/Golden Gate Bridge
)
|Mexico
spurs: Orcutt (Route 56); Harriston (Route 56)
|US 101, I-280, SR 82, US 101, I-5, SR 72, I-5, former SR 51, I-5
spurs: SR 135
|1916
|
|-
|
|Sacramento (Routes 4/6/11)
|Oregon
(US 99)
|SR 160, SR 51, I-80, SR 65, SR 70, SR 20, SR 99, SR 36, I-5
|1916
|
|-
|
|Sacramento (Routes 3/6/11)
|Los Angeles (Route 2)
former spur: Santa Clarita (Route 23) via SR 126
|SR 160, SR 99, I-5, former SR 163, I-5
|1916
|
|-
|
|Santa Cruz (Route 56)
|West Point
spur: Oakland (Route 68)
|SR 17, I-280, I-680, SR 238, I-580, I-205, I-5, SR 4, SR 26
spur: I-580, I-80
|1916
|
|-
|
|Napa (Route 49)
formerly Napa (Route 8) via SR 121
|Sacramento (Routes 3/4/11)
|former SR 221, SR 121, SR 128, I-80, US 50
|1916
|
|-
|
|Albany (Route 69)
formerly Benicia via I-680
|Red Bluff (Route 3)
|I-80, SR 113, I-5
|1916
|
|-
|
|Novato (Route 1)
|Cordelia (Route 7)
|SR 37, SR 121, SR 221, SR 12
|1916
|
|-
|
|Saticoy
(Route 79)
formerly Ventura (Route 2)
|San Bernardino (Route 43)
|SR 118, I-210, SR 210, SR 66
|1916
|
|-
|
|San Lucas (Route 2)
|Sequoia National Park
|SR 198
|1916
|
|-
|
|Antioch (Route 75)
|Nevada
(US 50)
|SR 160, US 50
|1916
|
|-
|
|Point Loma
|El Centro (Routes 26, 27)
|SR 209, I-8
|1916
|
|-
|
|Salida (Route 4)
|Bridgeport (Route 23)
|SR 219, SR 108 (CA)
|1916
|
|-
|
|Oakland (Route 5)
|Richmond (Route 7)
formerly Martinez (Route 75) via I-80
|SR 123
|1916
|
|-
|
|Fort Bragg (Route 1)
|Emigrant Gap (Route 37)
|SR 20
|1916
|
|-
|
|Hopland (Route 1)
|Lakeport (Route 89)
|SR 175
|1916
|
|-
|
|Roseville (Route 3)
|Nevada City (Routes 15, 25)
|I-80, SR 49
|1916
|
|-
|
|Merced (Route 4)
|Yosemite National Park
formerly Crane Flat (Route 40)
|SR 140
|1916
|
|-
|
|Claremont (Route 9)
|Beaumont (Route 26)
spur: Santa Ana (Route 2)
|former SR 215, SR 60
spur: SR 60, SR 57
|1916
|
|-
|
|Arcata (Route 1)
|Termo
(Route 73)
|SR 299, SR 44, SR 139, SR 36
|1916
|
|-
|
|Richvale (Route 3)
|Beckwourth Pass
(Route 29)
|SR 162, SR 70
|1916
|
|-
|
|Hollister (Route 32)
|Castroville (Route 56)
|SR 156
|1916
|
|-
|
|Los Angeles (Route 4)
|South Lake Tahoe (Route 11)
|SR 14, US 395, SR 89
|1916
|
|-
|
|Lodi (Route 4)
|Nevada
(SR 88)
|SR 12, SR 49, SR 4, SR 89, SR 88
|1916
|
|-
|
|Colfax (Route 37)
|Sattley (Route 83)
|SR 174, SR 49
|1916
|
|-
|
|Los Angeles (Route 2)
|Calexico
spur: loop around Brawley
former spur: San Bernardino via SR 18
|I-10, SR 86, SR 111
spur: SR 228
|1916
|
|-
|
|El Centro
|Arizona
(US 80)
|I-8
|1916
|
|-
|
|Redding (Route 3)
|Nevada
(SR 8A)
|SR 299
|1916
|
|-
|
|Peanut
(Route 35)
|Nevada
(US 395)
|SR 36, SR 172, SR 36, US 395
|1916
|
|-
|
|Devore (Route 31)
|Ontario (Route 26)
|I-15
|1959
|Redundant to Route 194
|-bgcolor=e7e7e7
|
deleted 1919
|Oroville (Route 21)
|Quincy
|SR 70
|1916
|became part of Route 21
|-
|
|San Bernardino (Route 43)
|Nevada
(US 91/US 466)
former spur: Colton (Route 26)
|I-215, I-15
|1916
|
|-
|
|Watsonville (Route 56)
|Chowchilla (Route 249)
|SR 152
|1916
|
|-
|
|Famoso (Route 4)
|Cambria (Route 56)
|SR 46
|1916
|
|-
|
|Galt (Route 4)
|Woodfords (Route 23)
|SR 104, SR 88
|1916
|
|-
|
|Alton (Route 1)
|Douglas City (Route 20)
|SR 36, SR 3
|1917
|
|-
|
|Downieville (Route 25)
|Saddleback Mountain
formerly farther north
|former SR 194
|1917
|
|-
|
|Auburn (Route 17)
|Truckee (Route 38)
|I-80
|1917
|
|-
|
|South Lake Tahoe (Route 11)
|Nevada
(US 40)
|SR 89, I-80
|1917
|
|-
|
|Tahoe City (Route 38)
|Nevada
(SR 28)
|SR 28
|1917
|
|-
|
|Chinese Camp (Route 13)
|Benton
(Route 76)
spur: Nevada
(SR 31)
|SR 120
spur: SR 167
|1917
|
|-
|
|Tracy (Route 5)
|Kings Canyon National Park
|SR 33, SR 180
|1917
|
|-
|
|Los Gatos (Route 5)
|Big Basin Redwoods State Park
(Route 44)
|SR 9, SR 236
|1917
|
|-
|
|Newport Beach (Route 60)
|Victorville (Route 31)
spur: loop around Big Bear Lake
|SR 55, SR 91, I-215, SR 249, SR 210, SR 18
spur: SR 38
|1917
|
|-
|
|Boulder Creek (Route 116)
|Big Basin Redwoods State Park
(Route 42)
|SR 236
|1917
|
|-
|
|Biggs (Route 3)
|Willows (Route 7)
|SR 162
|1919
|
|-
|
|Yreka (Route 3)
|Klamath (Route 1)
|SR 96, SR 169
|1919
|
|-
|
|Orland (Route 7)
|Chester (Route 29)
|SR 36
|1919
|
|-
|
|Cloverdale (Route 1)
|Albion (Route 56)
|SR 128
|1919
|
|-
|
|Napa (Route 8)
|Lower Lake (Route 15)
|SR 29, SR 53
|1919
|
|-
|
|Rumsey (Route 15)
|Sacramento (Routes 4, 11)
|SR 16
|1919
|
|-
|
|Valley Ford (Route 56)
|Sonoma (Route 8)
formerly Sears Point (Route 8)
|SR 12
|1919
|
|-
|
|Mill Valley (Route 1)
|Tiburon
|SR 131
|1919
|
|-
|
|Fairfield (Route 7)
|Lodi (Route 4)
|SR 12
|1919
|
|-
|
|Sacramento (Route 11)
|Drytown (Route 65)
|SR 16
|1919
|
|-
|
|San Francisco (Route 56)
|Redwood Estates (Route 5)
|SR 35
|1919
|
|-
|
|Las Cruces
(Route 2)
|Fernbridge (Route 1)
spur: Leggett
(Route 1)
|SR 1, SR 211
spur: SR 1
|1919
|
|-
|
|Santa Maria (Route 2)
|Ridgecrest (Route 23)
|SR 166, SR 178
|1919
|
|-
|
|Santa Margarita (Route 2)
|Arizona
(US 66)
|SR 58, I-40
|1919
|
|-
|
|Gorman (Route 4)
|Lake Arrowhead (Route 43)
|SR 138, SR 173
|1919
|
|-
|
|El Rio (Route 2)
|San Juan Capistrano (Route 2)
|SR 1
|1919
|
|-
|
|Los Angeles (Route 162)
Formerly Los Angeles (Route 4)
|Wrightwood (Route 59)
|SR 2
|1919
|
|-
|
|Buena Park (Route 171)
|Angeles National Forest
(Route 61)
|SR 39
|1919
|
|-
|
|Big Pine (Route 23)
|Nevada
(SR 3)
|SR 168, SR 266
|1919
|
|-
|
|San Juan Capistrano (Route 2)
|Arizona
(US 60/US 70/US 95)
spur: Mecca
(Routes 187, 204)
|SR 74, SR 111, I-10
spur: former SR 195
|1919
|
|-
|
|Auburn (Routes 17, 37)
|Oakhurst (Route 125)
|SR 49, SR 108, SR 120, SR 49
|1921
|
|-
|
|Tracy (Routes 5, 238)
|Oakdale (Route 13)
|SR 120
|1921
|
|-
|
|San Juan Bautista (Route 2)
|Watsonville (Route 56)
|SR 129
|1921
|
|-
|
|San Jose (Route 2)
|Oakland (Route 5)
|, I-880
|1923
|
|-
|
|San Jose (Routes 68, 239)
|Point Reyes Station (Route 56)
spur: Warm Springs (Route 5)
former spur: Richmond (Route 14) via I-80
|I-880, I-580, SR 251
spur: SR 262
|1925
|
|-
|
|Ukiah (Route 1)
|Talmage
|SR 222
|1925
|
|-
|
|Crescent City (Route 1)
|Oregon
(US 101)
|US 101
|1925
|
|-
|
|Weed (Route 3)
|Oregon
(US 97)
|US 97
|1931
|
|-
|
|Susanville (Route 29)
|Oregon
(US 395)
|US 395
|1931
|
|-
|
|Napa (Route 6)
|Cordelia (Route 7)
spur: Vallejo (Route 7)
former branch: Benicia
|SR 121, SR 221, SR 29, SR 141, I-780, I-680
spur: SR 29
|1931
|
|-
|
|Oakland (Routes 5, 226)
|Altaville (Route 65)
spur: Benicia (Route 74)
|SR 24, I-680, SR 242, SR 4
spur: I-680
|1931
|
|-
|
|Fresno (Route 125)
|Nevada
(US 6)
|SR 168, US 6
|1931
|
|-
|
|Los Angeles
|San Diego (Route 2)
|former SR 212, I-10, SR 71, SR 91, I-15, SR 163
|1931
|
|-
|
|Riverside (Routes 26, 43)
|Descanso (Route 12)
|I-215, I-15, SR 79
|1931
|
|-
|
|Ventura (Route 2)
|Santa Clarita (Route 23)
|SR 126
|1931
|
|-
|
|Carpinteria (Route 151)
|Los Olivos (Route 2)
spurs: Santa Barbara (Route 2); Santa Barbara (Route 2)
|SR 192, SR 154
spurs: SR 144; SR 154
|1931
|
|-
|
|Smith River (Route 71)
|Hiouchi
(Route 1)
|SR 197
|1933
|
|-
|
|Weaverville (Route 20)
|Montague
|SR 3
|1933
|
|-
|
|Mount Shasta (Route 3)
|Truckee (Routes 37, 38)
|SR 89
|1933
|
|-
|
|Willow Creek (Route 20)
|Weitchpec (Route 46)
|SR 96
|1933
|
|-
|
|McKinleyville (Route 1)
|Blue Lake (Route 20)
|SR 200
|1933
|
|-
|
|Lassen National Park (Route 83)
|Mineral (Route 29)
|SR 36
|1933
|
|-
|
|Woodland (Route 7)
|Chico (Route 3)
|SR 113, SR 99, SR 20, SR 70, SR 149
|1933
|
|-
|
|Hamilton City (Route 47)
|Knights Landing (Route 87)
|SR 45
|1933
|
|-
|
|Middletown (Route 49)
|Upper Lake (Route 15)
|SR 175, SR 29
|1933
|
|-
|
|Vacaville (Route 7)
|Dunnigan (Route 7)
|I-505
|1933
|
|-
|
|Lincoln (Route 3)
|Newcastle (Route 17)
|SR 193
|1933
|
|-
|
|Coloma (Route 65)
|Marshall's Monument
|SR 153
|1933
|
|-
|
|Cool (Route 65)
|Placerville (Route 65)
|SR 193
|1933
|
|-
|
|South Lake Tahoe (Route 38)
|Fallen Leaf
|former SR 188
|1933
|
|-
|
|Coleville (Route 23)
|Nevada
(US 395)
|US 395
|1933
|
|-
|
|Bridgeport (Route 23)
|Nevada
(SR 22)
|SR 182
|1933
|
|-
|
|Stockton (Route 4)
|Drytown (Route 54)
spur: Ione (Route 34)
|SR 88, SR 124
spur: SR 88
|1933
|
|-
|
|Sacramento (Routes 4, 11)
|Sacramento (Route 3)
|SR 51
|1933
|
|-
|
|Rio Vista (Route 53)
|West Sacramento (Route 6)
|SR 84
|1933
|
|-
|
|Rio Vista (Route 99)
|Walnut Grove (Route 11)
|SR 220
|1933
|
|-
|
|Rio Vista (Route 53)
|Dixon (Route 7)
|SR 113
|1933
|
|-
|
|Rutherford (Route 49)
|Lake Berryessa
(Route 6)
|SR 128
|1933
|
|-
|
|Albion (Route 1)
|Calistoga (Route 49)
|SR 128
|1933
|
|-
|
|Jenner (Route 56)
|Sonoma (Route 8)
formerly Vallejo (Route 7) via SR 12, I-80
|SR 116
|1933
|
|-
|
|Half Moon Bay (Route 56)
|Oakland
formerly Oakland (Route 69)
|SR 92, SR 185
|1933
|
|-
|
|Hercules (Route 7)
|Concord (Route 75)
|SR 4
|1933
|
|-
|
|San Gregorio (Route 56)
|Walnut Creek (Route 75)
spur: Sunol (Route 108)
|SR 84, SR 114, SR 84, I-680
spur: I-680
|1933
|
|-
|
|Mission San Jose (Route 5)
|Brentwood (Route 75)
|I-680, SR 84
|1933
|
|-
|
|Crows Landing
(Route 238)
|Modesto (Route 13)
|SR 108
|1933
|
|-
|
|Brentwood (Route 75)
|Coulterville (Route 65)
spur: Vernalis
(Route 238)
|SR 239, I-580, SR 132
spur: I-580
|1933
|
|-
|
|June Lake Junction
(Route 23)
|Grant Lake Junction (Route 23)
|SR 158
|1933
|
|-
|
|Mammoth Lakes (Route 23)
|Mammoth Lakes
|SR 203
|1933
|
|-
|
|Mountain View (Route 2)
|Milpitas (Route 5)
|SR 237
|1933
|
|-
|
|San Jose (Route 2)
|Mountain View (Route 68)
|SR 85
|1933
|
|-
|
|San Jose (Route 68)
formerly San Jose (Route 5)
|Patterson (Route 41)
|SR 130
|1933
|
|-
|
|Santa Cruz (Route 5)
|Waterman Gap (Route 42)
|SR 9
|1933
|
|-
|
|Monterey (Route 56)
|Salinas (Route 2)
|SR 68
|1933
|
|-
|
|Salinas (Route 2)
|Castroville (Route 56)
|SR 183
|1933
|
|-
|
|Gilroy (Route 2)
|Priest Valley (Route 10)
|SR 25
|1933
|
|-
|
|Soledad (Route 2)
|Paicines (Route 119)
|SR 146
|1933
|
|-
|
|Los Banos (Route 32)
|Santa Nella (Route 41)
|SR 33
|1933
|
|-
|
|Gustine (Route 238)
|Merced (Route 4)
|SR 140
|1933
|
|-
|
|Snelling
|El Nido (Route 32)
|SR 59
|1933
|
|-
|
|Chowchilla (Route 4)
|Chowchilla (Route 32)
|SR 233
|1933
|
|-
|
|Morro Bay (Route 56)
|Yosemite National Park
|SR 41
|1933
|
|-
|
|Kerman (Route 41)
|Friant (Route 125)
|SR 145
|1933
|
|-
|
|Tipton (Route 4)
|Baker (Route 31)
spur: Lone Pine (Route 23)
|SR 190, SR 127
spur: SR 136
|1933
|
|-
|
|Death Valley Junction (Route 127)
|Nevada
(SR 29)
|SR 127
|1933
|
|-
|
|Bakersfield (Route 4)
|Dunlap (Route 41)
|SR 65, SR 245
|1933
|
|-
|
|Orosi (Route 132)
|Auckland (Route 129)
|former SR 63
|1933
|
|-
|
|Kingsburg (Route 4)
|Woodlake (Route 10)
|SR 201, SR 245, SR 216
|1933
|
|-
|
|Tulare (Route 134)
|Orange Cove
|SR 63
|1933
|
|-
|
|Visalia (Route 132)
|Woodlake (Routes 129, 131)
|SR 216
|1933
|
|-
|
|Corcoran (Route 135)
|Lindsay (Route 129)
|SR 137
|1933
|
|-
|
|Wasco (Routes 33, 139)
formerly Ducor (Route 129)
|Selma (Route 4)
|SR 43
|1933
|
|-
|
|Delano (Route 4)
|Ducor (Route 129)
|SR 155
|1933
|
|-
|
|Santa Margarita (Route 58)
|Creston
(Route 125)
|SR 229
|1933
|
|-
|
|Mendota (Route 41)
|Ventura (Route 2)
|SR 33
|1933
|
|-
|
|Taft (Route 140)
|Wasco (Routes 33, 135)
|SR 43
|1933
|
|-
|
|Taft (Route 138)
|Arvin (Route 58)
|SR 119, SR 99, SR 223
|1933
|
|-
|
|Bakersfield (Route 4)
|Oildale (Route 4)
|SR 204
|1933
|
|-
|
|Bakersfield (Route 141)
|Lake Isabella (Route 57)
|SR 155
|1933
|
|-
|
|Arvin (Route 140)
|Bakersfield (Route 57)
|SR 184
|1933
|
|-
|
|California Correctional Institution
|Tehachapi (Route 58)
|SR 202
|1933
|
|-
|
|Cajon Pass (Route 31)
|Little Lake (Route 23)
|US 395
|1933
|
|-
|
|Brawley (Route 187)
|Nevada
(US 95)
|SR 78, I-10, US 95
|1933
|
|-
|
|Arroyo Grande (Route 2)
|San Luis Obispo (Route 2)
|SR 227
|1933
|
|-
|
|Guadalupe (Route 56)
|Sisquoc
|SR 166, SR 176
|1933
|
|-
|
|Surf
|Santa Ynez (Route 80)
|SR 246
|1933
|
|-
|
|Montecito (Route 2)
|Santa Barbara (Route 2)
|SR 225
|1933
|
|-
|
|Carpinteria (Route 2)
|Santa Paula (Route 79)
|SR 150
|1933
|
|-
|
|Carpinteria (Route 2)
|Carpinteria State Beach
|SR 224
|1933
|
|-
|
|Port Hueneme
|Somis (Route 9)
|SR 34
|1933
|
|-
|
|El Rio (Route 60)
|Saticoy
(Route 9)
formerly Saticoy
(Route 79) via SR 118
|SR 232
|1933
|
|-
|
|Malibu (Route 60)
|Fillmore (Route 79)
|SR 23
|1933
|
|-
|
|Topanga Beach (Route 60)
|Chatsworth (Route 9)
|SR 27
|1933
|
|-
|
|Santa Clarita (Route 4)
|San Fernando (Route 9)
|I-210
|1933
|
|-
|
|San Fernando (Route 4)
|El Toro (Route 2)
|I-405
|1933
|
|-
|
|North Hollywood (Route 2)
|San Fernando (Route 4)
|SR 170
|1933
|
|-
|
|Inglewood (Route 158)
|Hollywood (Route 2)
|SR 170
|1933
|
|-
|
|North Hollywood (Route 2)
|Monrovia (Route 9)
spur: Los Angeles (Route 4)
|SR 134, SR 248
spur: I-5
|1933
|
|-
|
|Santa Monica (Route 60)
|Los Angeles (Route 61)
formerly Eagle Rock (Route 161)
|SR 2
|1933
|
|-
|
|Santa Monica (Route 60)
|Culver City (Route 173)
|SR 187
|1933
|
|-
|
|Torrance (Route 60)
|Culver City (Route 158)
|SR 107
|1933
|
|-
|
|San Pedro
|La Cañada Flintridge (Route 9)
|I-110, SR 110, SR 159
|1933
|
|-
|
|East Los Angeles (Route 172)
|Norwalk (Route 174)
formerly Santa Fe Springs (Route 171)
|former SR 245, I-5
|1933
|
|-
|
|San Pedro (Route 165)
|Pasadena (Route 9)
former spur: East Los Angeles (Route 166) via I-710
|SR 47, I-710
|1933
|
|-
|
|Long Beach (Route 60)
|Pasadena (Route 9)
|SR 19, SR 164
|1933
|
|-
|
|Seaside (Route 56)
|Del Rey Oaks (Route 117)
|SR 218
|1959
|
|-bgcolor=e7e7e7
|
deleted 1945
|Long Beach
|Downey (Route 174)
|
|1933
|
|-
|
|Seal Beach (Route 60)
|Duarte (Route 9)
|I-605
|1933
|
|-
|
|Huntington Beach (Route 60)
|Buena Park (Route 62)
formerly Whittier (Route 2)
|SR 39
|1933
|
|-
|
|Los Angeles (Route 2)
|Diamond Bar (Route 19)
|SR 60
|1933
|
|-
|
|Santa Monica (Route 60)
|Los Angeles (Route 2)
|I-10
|1933
|
|-
|
|Inglewood (Route 60)
|Santa Ana (Route 2)
|I-105 (former SR 42), SR 90, I-5
|1933
|
|-
|
|Hermosa Beach (Route 60)
|Anaheim (Route 43)
|SR 91
|1933
|
|-
|
|Norwalk (Route 174)
|Anaheim (Route 43)
|SR 90
|1933
|
|-
|
|Brea (Route 176)
|Chino (Route 77)
|SR 142
|1933
|
|-
|
|Lakewood (Route 168)
|Anaheim (Route 174)
formerly Olive (Route 43)
|former SR 214
|1933
|
|-
|
|Long Beach (Route 60)
|Orange (Route 43)
|SR 22
|1933
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|-
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|Orange (Route 2)
|Anaheim (Route 175)
|former SR 250
|1933
|
|-bgcolor=e7e7e7
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deleted 1951
|Santa Ana (Route 43)
|Yorba Linda (Route 176)
|
|1933
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|-
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|Orange (Route 43)
formerly Orange (Route 2)
|Irvine Regional Park
|former SR 22
|1933
|
|-
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|Canyondam (Route 83)
|Westwood (Route 29)
|SR 147
|1961
|
|-bgcolor=e7e7e7
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deleted 1951
|Seal Beach (Route 60)
|Santa Ana (Route 2)
|
|1933
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|-
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|Corona del Mar (Route 60)
|Santa Ana (Route 2)
|SR 73
|1933
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|-
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|Laguna Beach (Route 60)
|Irvine (Route 2)
|SR 133
|1933
|
|-
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|San Jacinto (Route 194)
|Moreno Valley (Route 19)
|former SR 177
|1959 (was Route 194)
|
|-bgcolor=e7e7e7
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deleted 1935
|Palmdale (Route 23)
|Wrightwood (Route 61)
|
|1933
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|-
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|Lucerne Valley (Route 43)
|Bonds Corner
(Route 202)
|SR 247, SR 62, SR 111, SR 78, SR 115
|1933
|
|-
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|Crestline (Route 43)
|Hesperia (Route 59)
|SR 138
|1933
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|-
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|Crestline (Route 43)
|Lake Arrowhead (Route 59)
|SR 189
|1933
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|-
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|San Dimas (Route 9)
|Big Bear Lake (Route 43)
|SR 210, SR 38
|1933
|
|-
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|Devore (Route 31)
|San Bernardino (Route 190)
|SR 206
|1933
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|-
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|Chino Hills (Route 77)
|Upland (Route 190)
|SR 83
|1933
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|-
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|Corona (Route 43)
|Devore (Route 31)
|I-15
|1933
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|-
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|Temecula (Route 78)
|Beaumont (Route 26)
formerly Moreno Valley (Route 19)
|SR 79
|1933
|
|-
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|Oceanside (Route 2)
|Lake Henshaw (Route 78)
|SR 76
|1933
|
|-
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|Oceanside (Route 2)
|Escondido (Route 77)
|SR 78
|1933
|
|-
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|Escondido (Route 77)
|Ramona (Route 198)
|SR 78
|1933
|
|-
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|Spring Valley (Route 200)
|Salton City (Route 26)
|SR 125, I-8, SR 67, SR 78
|1933
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|-
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|Coronado
|San Ysidro (Route 2)
|SR 75
|1933
|
|-
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|San Diego (Route 2)
|Boulevard (Route 12)
|SR 94
|1933
|
|-
|
|Calipatria (Route 187)
|Calexico (Route 26)
|SR 115, SR 111
|1933
|
|-
|
|Ocotillo (Route 12)
formerly Seeley
(Route 12)
|Holtville (Route 27)
|SR 98
|1933
|
|-
|
|Oasis
(Route 26)
|Mecca
(Route 204)
|SR 195
|1935
|
|-
|
|Coachella (Route 26)
|Mecca
(Routes 64, 187)
|former SR 231, SR 195
|1935
|
|-
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|Los Angeles (Route 165)
|Pasadena (Route 161)
|SR 110
|1935
|
|-
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|Emeryville (Route 257)
|Lake Temescal
(Routes 75, 227)
|SR 13
|1935
|
|-
|
|Highland (Route 190)
|Running Springs (Route 43)
formerly Green Valley Lake
|SR 330
|1937
|
|-
|
|Sears Point (Route 8)
|Vallejo (Route 7)
|SR 37
|1939
|
|-
|
|Shasta Lake (Route 3)
|Shasta Dam
|SR 151
|1939
|
|-
|
|Canby (Route 28)
|Oregon
(OR 39)
spur: Dorris (Route 72)
|SR 139
spur: SR 161
|1939
|
|-
|
|Nevada
(SR 52)
|Ridgecrest (Route 23)
|SR 178
|1947
|
|-bgcolor=e7e7e7
|
deleted ca. 1963
|San Fernando (Route 4)
|San Fernando (Route 4)
|
|1947
|deleted when Route 4 was relocated and old Route 4 was relinquished
|-
|
|Woodside (Route 239)
|Redwood City (Route 68)
|SR 84
|1959 (was Route 107)
|
|-bgcolor=e7e7e7
|
deleted 1955
|Belmont (Route 68)
|Crystal Springs Reservoir
(Route 55)
|
|1949
|
|-
|
|Susanville (Route 20)
|Adin
(Route 28)
|SR 139
|1959
|
|-
|
|Yucca Valley (Route 187)
|Twentynine Palms
|SR 62
|1961
|
|-
|
|Inglewood (Route 60)
formerly LAX Airport
|Santa Fe Springs (Route 170)
|SR 90
|1947
|
|-
|
|Los Angeles (Route 165)
|Los Angeles (Route 205)
|former SR 241
|1947
|
|-
|
|San Francisco (Route 2)
|San Francisco (Route 56)
|former SR 241
|1947
|
|-
|
|San Francisco (Route 2)
|San Francisco (Route 68)
|former SR 480, I-280
|1947
|
|-
|
|San Francisco (Route 56)
|San Francisco (Route 2)
|I-280
|1947
|
|-
|
|San Leandro (Route 105)
|Oakland (Routes 5, 75)
|SR 112, SR 61, SR 260, I-980
|1947
|
|-
|
|Lake Temescal
(Routes 75, 206)
|Oakland (Route 5)
|SR 13
|1947
|
|-
|
|San Lorenzo (Route 258)
|Hayward (Route 5)
|I-238
|1947
|
|-
|
|Pacifica (Route 56)
|San Bruno (Route 68)
|I-380
|1947
|
|-
|
|Los Angeles (Route 2)
|Los Angeles (Route 172)
|former SR 165
|1947
|
|-bgcolor=e7e7e7
|
deleted 1953
|San Pedro (Route 165)
|Long Beach (Route 167)
|SR 47, I-710
|1949
|re-added in 1957 as an extension of Route 167
|-
|
|Sacramento (Route 50)
|Marysville (Route 3)
|SR 99, SR 70
|1949
|
|-
|
|Sierraville
|Vinton
|SR 49
|1953
|
|-bgcolor=e7e7e7
|
deleted 1957
|Nevada
|San Francisco Bay Area
|
|1953
|created with no specific routing to take advantage of expected federal funding
|-
|
|Oakland (Route 69)
|Concord (Route 75)
|SR 77
|1953
|
|-
|
|Santa Barbara (Route 2)
|UC Santa Barbara
|SR 217
|1955
|
|-
|
|Daly City (Route 56)
|San Bruno
|former SR 117
|1956
|
|-
|
|Wheeler Ridge (Route 4)
|Woodland (Route 7)
|I-5
|1957
|
|-
|
|San Jose (Routes 68, 69)
formerly San Jose (Route 2) via SR 85
|Daly City (Route 56)
|I-880, I-280
|1957
|
|-
|
|Glendale (Route 4)
|Pomona (Route 26)
|SR 134, I-210, SR 57
|1957
|
|-
|
|San Ysidro (Route 2)
|La Jolla (Route 2)
|I-805
|1959
|
|-
|
|West Sacramento (Route 6)
|Sacramento (Routes 3, 288)
|I-80
|1959
|
|-
|
|Kelseyville (Route 89)
|Lower Lake (Route 49)
|SR 29
|1959
|
|-
|
|Vacaville (Route 7)
|Lake Berryessa
(Route 6)
|SR 179
|1959
|
|-
|
|Sacramento (Route 232)
|Yuba City (Route 87)
|SR 99
|1959
|
|-
|
|Elkhorn (Route 238)
|Auburn (Route 17)
|SR 102
|1959
|
|-
|
|Elk Grove (Route 4)
|Antelope (Route 246)
|SR 143
|1959
|
|-
|
|Sacramento (Route 238)
|Sloughhouse
(Route 247)
|SR 148
|1959
|
|-
|
|Exeter (Route 10)
|Roseville (Route 17)
|SR 65
|1959
|
|-
|
|Forestville (Route 104)
|Fulton
(Route 1)
|SR 181
|1959
|
|-
|
|Greenbrae (Route 1)
|Point San Quentin (Route 69)
|SR 251
|1959
|
|-
|
|Nicasio (Route 69)
|Novato (Route 1)
|SR 37
|1959
|
|-
|
|South San Francisco (Route 68)
|San Francisco (Route 224)
spur: San Francisco (Routes 2, 68)
|SR 230, I-280
spur: I-280
|1959
|
|-
|
|Moraga (Route 235)
|Richmond (Route 69)
|SR 93
|1959
|
|-
|
|Burton (Route 235)
|Alamo (Route 107)
|SR 93
|1959
|
|-
|
|Walnut Creek (Route 75)
|Pittsburg (Route 75)
|SR 24
|1959
|
|-
|
|Oakland (Route 69)
|Albany (Route 69)
|SR 61
|1959
|
|-
|
|Newark (Route 107)
|Oakland (Route 5)
|SR 61, SR 13
|1959
|
|-
|
|Hayward (Route 105)
|Castro Valley (Route 5)
|SR 92
|1959
|
|-
|
|Stockton (Route 238)
|Stockton (Route 4)
|SR 235
|1959
|
|-
|
|French Camp (Route 238)
|Stockton (Route 4)
|SR 234
|1959
|
|-
|
|Pacific Grove
|Salinas (Route 56)
|SR 68
|1959
|
|-
|
|Paicines (Route 119)
|Mendota (Route 41)
|SR 180
|1959
|
|-
|
|Taft (Route 238)
|Arvin (Routes 4, 140)
|SR 223
|1959
|
|-
|
|Malibu (Route 60)
|San Fernando (Route 4)
|SR 64
|1959
|
|-
|
|Sunland (Route 9)
|Barstow (Route 58)
spur: La Cañada Flintridge (Route 61)
|SR 118, SR 249, SR 122
spur: SR 249
|1959
|
|-
|
|Gorman (Route 59)
|Barstow (Route 266)
|SR 138, SR 48
|1959
|
|-
|
|Victorville (Route 43)
|Pearblossom (Route 59)
|SR 18
|1959
|
|-
|
|Angeles National Forest
(Route 61)
|Palmdale (Route 23)
|former SR 196, SR 249
|1959
|
|-
|
|Terminal Island
(Route 167)
|Los Angeles (Route 173)
|SR 47
|1959
|
|-
|
|Pico Rivera (Route 170)
|Pico Rivera (Route 168)
|SR 164
|1959
|
|-
|
|Industry (Route 19)
|Pomona (Route 240)
|SR 57
|1959
|
|-
|
|Huntington Beach (Route 60)
|Santa Ana (Route 179)
|SR 57
|1959
|
|-
|
|Chino (Route 77)
|Upland (Route 190)
|SR 142
|1959
|
|-
|
|San Bernardino (Route 26)
|San Bernardino (Route 190)
|SR 18
|1959
|
|-
|
|Riverside (Route 78)
|Devore (Route 193)
|SR 81
|1959
|
|-
|
|Temecula (Route 78)
|Anza (Route 64)
|SR 371
|1959
|
|-
|
|La Jolla (Route 2)
|Ramona (Route 198)
|SR 56
|1959
|
|-
|
|La Jolla (Route 2)
|Santee (Route 198)
|SR 52
|1959
|
|-
|
|National City (Route 2)
|El Cajon (Route 12)
|SR 54
|1959
|
|-
|
|San Ysidro (Route 2)
|Otay Mesa (Route 282)
|SR 905
|1959
|
|-
|
|Otay Mesa (Route 281)
|Poway (Route 56)
|SR 125
|1959
|
|-
|
|National City (Route 2)
|Miramar (Route 77)
|SR 252, SR 15, I-15
|1959
|
|-
|
|San Diego (Route 2)
|San Diego (Route 241)
|SR 171
|1959
|
|-
|
|San Diego (Route 241)
|Sweetwater Reservoir
(Route 282)
|SR 157
|1959
|
|-
|
|Ocean Beach
|San Diego (Routes 2, 12)
|I-8
|1959
|
|-
|
|Santa Cruz (Routes 5, 56)
|Santa Cruz (Route 56)
|SR 100
|1959
|
|-
|
|Sacramento (Routes 3, 242)
|Fair Oaks (Route 249)
|SR 244
|1959
|
|-
|
|San Jose (Route 68)
|San Francisco (Route 253)
|SR 87
|1959
|
|-
|
|Santa Monica (Route 60)
|Santa Clarita (Route 4)
|SR 14
|1959
|
|-
|
|Torrance (Route 158)
|San Pedro
|SR 213
|1961
|
|-
|
|Boonville (Route 48)
|Ukiah (Route 1)
|SR 253
|1963
|
|-
|
|San Jose (Route 68)
|San Jose (Route 114)
|SR 87
|1961
|
|-
|
|Eureka (Route 1)
|Samoa Peninsula
|SR 255
|1963
|
|-
|
|Oroville (Route 21)
|Paradise
|SR 191
|1961
|
|-
|
|Phillipsville (Route 1)
|Redcrest
(Route 1)
|SR 254
|1963
|
|}
State highway
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s in the U.S. state
U.S. state
A U.S. state is any one of the 50 federated states of the United States of America that share sovereignty with the federal government. Because of this shared sovereignty, an American is a citizen both of the federal entity and of his or her state of domicile. Four states use the official title of...
of California
California
California is a state located on the West Coast of the United States. It is by far the most populous U.S. state, and the third-largest by land area...
that existed before the 1964 renumbering. It includes routes that were defined by the California State Legislature
California State Legislature
The California State Legislature is the state legislature of the U.S. state of California. It is a bicameral body consisting of the lower house, the California State Assembly, with 80 members, and the upper house, the California State Senate, with 40 members...
but never built, and is sorted by the unmarked legislative route number. For details on routes added before 1931, see history of California's state highway system#List of route numbers, 1917-1931; the dates given here are when the numbers were assigned (1916 for routes added in the first two bond issues, 1917 for routes added by the legislature before 1917).
| Sign routes > References |
!Number
!From
!To
!Now
!Formed
!Notes
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|Sausalito
Sausalito, California
Sausalito is a San Francisco Bay Area city, in Marin County, California, United States. Sausalito is south-southeast of San Rafael, at an elevation of 13 feet . The population was 7,061 as of the 2010 census. The community is situated near the northern end of the Golden Gate Bridge, and prior to...
(Golden Gate Bridge
Golden Gate Bridge
The Golden Gate Bridge is a suspension bridge spanning the Golden Gate, the opening of the San Francisco Bay into the Pacific Ocean. As part of both U.S. Route 101 and California State Route 1, the structure links the city of San Francisco, on the northern tip of the San Francisco Peninsula, to...
)
|Oregon
Oregon
Oregon is a state in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States. It is located on the Pacific coast, with Washington to the north, California to the south, Nevada on the southeast and Idaho to the east. The Columbia and Snake rivers delineate much of Oregon's northern and eastern...
(US 199)
|US 101, US 199
|1916
|
|-
|
|San Francisco (Route 56/Golden Gate Bridge
Golden Gate Bridge
The Golden Gate Bridge is a suspension bridge spanning the Golden Gate, the opening of the San Francisco Bay into the Pacific Ocean. As part of both U.S. Route 101 and California State Route 1, the structure links the city of San Francisco, on the northern tip of the San Francisco Peninsula, to...
)
|Mexico
Mexico
The United Mexican States , commonly known as Mexico , is a federal constitutional republic in North America. It is bordered on the north by the United States; on the south and west by the Pacific Ocean; on the southeast by Guatemala, Belize, and the Caribbean Sea; and on the east by the Gulf of...
spurs: Orcutt (Route 56); Harriston (Route 56)
|US 101, I-280, SR 82, US 101, I-5, SR 72, I-5, former SR 51, I-5
spurs: SR 135
|1916
|
|-
|
|Sacramento (Routes 4/6/11)
|Oregon
Oregon
Oregon is a state in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States. It is located on the Pacific coast, with Washington to the north, California to the south, Nevada on the southeast and Idaho to the east. The Columbia and Snake rivers delineate much of Oregon's northern and eastern...
(US 99)
|SR 160, SR 51, I-80, SR 65, SR 70, SR 20, SR 99, SR 36, I-5
|1916
|
|-
|
|Sacramento (Routes 3/6/11)
|Los Angeles (Route 2)
former spur: Santa Clarita (Route 23) via SR 126
|SR 160, SR 99, I-5, former SR 163, I-5
|1916
|
|-
|
|Santa Cruz (Route 56)
|West Point
spur: Oakland (Route 68)
|SR 17, I-280, I-680, SR 238, I-580, I-205, I-5, SR 4, SR 26
spur: I-580, I-80
|1916
|
|-
|
|Napa (Route 49)
formerly Napa (Route 8) via SR 121
|Sacramento (Routes 3/4/11)
|former SR 221, SR 121, SR 128, I-80, US 50
|1916
|
|-
|
|Albany (Route 69)
formerly Benicia via I-680
|Red Bluff (Route 3)
|I-80, SR 113, I-5
|1916
|
|-
|
|Novato (Route 1)
|Cordelia (Route 7)
|SR 37, SR 121, SR 221, SR 12
|1916
|
|-
|
|Saticoy
Saticoy, California
Saticoy is an unincorporated town and census-designated place in Ventura County, California. It lies in the Santa Clara River Valley, south of the intersection of Wells Road and the Santa Paula Freeway, on the east side of Ventura, and north of the Santa Clara River at the head of the delta...
(Route 79)
formerly Ventura (Route 2)
|San Bernardino (Route 43)
|SR 118, I-210, SR 210, SR 66
|1916
|
|-
|
|San Lucas (Route 2)
|Sequoia National Park
Sequoia National Park
Sequoia National Park is a national park in the southern Sierra Nevada east of Visalia, California, in the United States. It was established on September 25, 1890. The park spans . Encompassing a vertical relief of nearly , the park contains among its natural resources the highest point in the...
|SR 198
|1916
|
|-
|
|Antioch (Route 75)
|Nevada
Nevada
Nevada is a state in the western, mountain west, and southwestern regions of the United States. With an area of and a population of about 2.7 million, it is the 7th-largest and 35th-most populous state. Over two-thirds of Nevada's people live in the Las Vegas metropolitan area, which contains its...
(US 50)
|SR 160, US 50
|1916
|
|-
|
|Point Loma
|El Centro (Routes 26, 27)
|SR 209, I-8
|1916
|
|-
|
|Salida (Route 4)
|Bridgeport (Route 23)
|SR 219, SR 108 (CA)
|1916
|
|-
|
|Oakland (Route 5)
|Richmond (Route 7)
formerly Martinez (Route 75) via I-80
|SR 123
|1916
|
|-
|
|Fort Bragg (Route 1)
|Emigrant Gap (Route 37)
|SR 20
|1916
|
|-
|
|Hopland (Route 1)
|Lakeport (Route 89)
|SR 175
|1916
|
|-
|
|Roseville (Route 3)
|Nevada City (Routes 15, 25)
|I-80, SR 49
|1916
|
|-
|
|Merced (Route 4)
|Yosemite National Park
Yosemite National Park
Yosemite National Park is a United States National Park spanning eastern portions of Tuolumne, Mariposa and Madera counties in east central California, United States. The park covers an area of and reaches across the western slopes of the Sierra Nevada mountain chain...
formerly Crane Flat (Route 40)
|SR 140
|1916
|
|-
|
|Claremont (Route 9)
|Beaumont (Route 26)
spur: Santa Ana (Route 2)
|former SR 215, SR 60
spur: SR 60, SR 57
|1916
|
|-
|
|Arcata (Route 1)
|Termo
Termo, California
Termo is an unincorporated community in Lassen County, California. It is located on the Southern Pacific Railroad north-northeast of Susanville, at an elevation of 5305 feet . This town straddles U.S. Highway 395 north of Ravendale.In 1909, Termo was the terminus of the Nevada–California–Oregon...
(Route 73)
|SR 299, SR 44, SR 139, SR 36
|1916
|
|-
|
|Richvale (Route 3)
|Beckwourth Pass
Beckwourth Pass
Beckwourth Pass is the lowest Sierra Crest mountain pass and is located at the Sierra Valley's eastern edge near Chilcoot-Vinton, Plumas County, California. Beckwourth Pass is east of Beckwourth, California, in the Sierra Nevada, and is northwest of Reno, Nevada. The pass carries California State...
(Route 29)
|SR 162, SR 70
|1916
|
|-
|
|Hollister (Route 32)
|Castroville (Route 56)
|SR 156
|1916
|
|-
|
|Los Angeles (Route 4)
|South Lake Tahoe (Route 11)
|SR 14, US 395, SR 89
|1916
|
|-
|
|Lodi (Route 4)
|Nevada
Nevada
Nevada is a state in the western, mountain west, and southwestern regions of the United States. With an area of and a population of about 2.7 million, it is the 7th-largest and 35th-most populous state. Over two-thirds of Nevada's people live in the Las Vegas metropolitan area, which contains its...
(SR 88)
|SR 12, SR 49, SR 4, SR 89, SR 88
|1916
|
|-
|
|Colfax (Route 37)
|Sattley (Route 83)
|SR 174, SR 49
|1916
|
|-
|
|Los Angeles (Route 2)
|Calexico
spur: loop around Brawley
former spur: San Bernardino via SR 18
|I-10, SR 86, SR 111
spur: SR 228
|1916
|
|-
|
|El Centro
|Arizona
Arizona
Arizona ; is a state located in the southwestern region of the United States. It is also part of the western United States and the mountain west. The capital and largest city is Phoenix...
(US 80)
|I-8
|1916
|
|-
|
|Redding (Route 3)
|Nevada
Nevada
Nevada is a state in the western, mountain west, and southwestern regions of the United States. With an area of and a population of about 2.7 million, it is the 7th-largest and 35th-most populous state. Over two-thirds of Nevada's people live in the Las Vegas metropolitan area, which contains its...
(SR 8A)
|SR 299
|1916
|
|-
|
|Peanut
Peanut, California
Peanut is a tiny unincorporated community in Trinity County, California. It is located on Highway 3, south of Hayfork and north of Highway 36 at an elevation of 2499 feet....
(Route 35)
|Nevada
Nevada
Nevada is a state in the western, mountain west, and southwestern regions of the United States. With an area of and a population of about 2.7 million, it is the 7th-largest and 35th-most populous state. Over two-thirds of Nevada's people live in the Las Vegas metropolitan area, which contains its...
(US 395)
|SR 36, SR 172, SR 36, US 395
|1916
|
|-
|
|Devore (Route 31)
|Ontario (Route 26)
|I-15
|1959
|Redundant to Route 194
|-bgcolor=e7e7e7
|
deleted 1919
|Oroville (Route 21)
|Quincy
|SR 70
|1916
|became part of Route 21
|-
|
|San Bernardino (Route 43)
|Nevada
Nevada
Nevada is a state in the western, mountain west, and southwestern regions of the United States. With an area of and a population of about 2.7 million, it is the 7th-largest and 35th-most populous state. Over two-thirds of Nevada's people live in the Las Vegas metropolitan area, which contains its...
(US 91/US 466)
former spur: Colton (Route 26)
|I-215, I-15
|1916
|
|-
|
|Watsonville (Route 56)
|Chowchilla (Route 249)
|SR 152
|1916
|
|-
|
|Famoso (Route 4)
|Cambria (Route 56)
|SR 46
|1916
|
|-
|
|Galt (Route 4)
|Woodfords (Route 23)
|SR 104, SR 88
|1916
|
|-
|
|Alton (Route 1)
|Douglas City (Route 20)
|SR 36, SR 3
|1917
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|Downieville (Route 25)
|Saddleback Mountain
Saddleback Mountain
Saddleback Mountain is the name of a number of mountains worldwide.-In the United States:California* Saddleback Maine* Saddleback Junior, 574662...
formerly farther north
|former SR 194
|1917
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|Auburn (Route 17)
|Truckee (Route 38)
|I-80
|1917
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|South Lake Tahoe (Route 11)
|Nevada
Nevada
Nevada is a state in the western, mountain west, and southwestern regions of the United States. With an area of and a population of about 2.7 million, it is the 7th-largest and 35th-most populous state. Over two-thirds of Nevada's people live in the Las Vegas metropolitan area, which contains its...
(US 40)
|SR 89, I-80
|1917
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|-
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|Tahoe City (Route 38)
|Nevada
Nevada
Nevada is a state in the western, mountain west, and southwestern regions of the United States. With an area of and a population of about 2.7 million, it is the 7th-largest and 35th-most populous state. Over two-thirds of Nevada's people live in the Las Vegas metropolitan area, which contains its...
(SR 28)
|SR 28
|1917
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|Chinese Camp (Route 13)
|Benton
Benton, California
Benton is a census-designated place in Mono County, California, United States. It is located 3 miles east-northeast of the community of Benton Hot Springs and north of the community of Bishop, at an elevation of 5387 feet...
(Route 76)
spur: Nevada
Nevada
Nevada is a state in the western, mountain west, and southwestern regions of the United States. With an area of and a population of about 2.7 million, it is the 7th-largest and 35th-most populous state. Over two-thirds of Nevada's people live in the Las Vegas metropolitan area, which contains its...
(SR 31)
|SR 120
spur: SR 167
|1917
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|Tracy (Route 5)
|Kings Canyon National Park
Kings Canyon National Park
Kings Canyon National Park is a National Park in the southern Sierra Nevada, east of Fresno, California. The park was established in 1940 and covers...
|SR 33, SR 180
|1917
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|Los Gatos (Route 5)
|Big Basin Redwoods State Park
Big Basin Redwoods State Park
Big Basin Redwoods State Park is a state park in the U.S. state of California, located in Santa Cruz County, about northwest of Santa Cruz. The park contains almost all of the Waddell Creek watershed, which was formed by the seismic uplift of its rim, and the erosion of its center by the many...
(Route 44)
|SR 9, SR 236
|1917
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|Newport Beach (Route 60)
|Victorville (Route 31)
spur: loop around Big Bear Lake
Big Bear Lake
Big Bear Lake is a reservoir in the San Bernardino Mountains, in San Bernardino County, California, United States. At a surface elevation of , it has an east-west length of approximately 7 miles and is approximately 2.5 miles at its widest measurement, though the lake's width mostly averages a...
|SR 55, SR 91, I-215, SR 249, SR 210, SR 18
spur: SR 38
|1917
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|Boulder Creek (Route 116)
|Big Basin Redwoods State Park
Big Basin Redwoods State Park
Big Basin Redwoods State Park is a state park in the U.S. state of California, located in Santa Cruz County, about northwest of Santa Cruz. The park contains almost all of the Waddell Creek watershed, which was formed by the seismic uplift of its rim, and the erosion of its center by the many...
(Route 42)
|SR 236
|1917
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|Biggs (Route 3)
|Willows (Route 7)
|SR 162
|1919
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|Yreka (Route 3)
|Klamath (Route 1)
|SR 96, SR 169
|1919
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|-
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|Orland (Route 7)
|Chester (Route 29)
|SR 36
|1919
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|-
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|Cloverdale (Route 1)
|Albion (Route 56)
|SR 128
|1919
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|Napa (Route 8)
|Lower Lake (Route 15)
|SR 29, SR 53
|1919
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|Rumsey (Route 15)
|Sacramento (Routes 4, 11)
|SR 16
|1919
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|Valley Ford (Route 56)
|Sonoma (Route 8)
formerly Sears Point (Route 8)
|SR 12
|1919
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|Mill Valley (Route 1)
|Tiburon
|SR 131
|1919
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|Fairfield (Route 7)
|Lodi (Route 4)
|SR 12
|1919
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|Sacramento (Route 11)
|Drytown (Route 65)
|SR 16
|1919
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|San Francisco (Route 56)
|Redwood Estates (Route 5)
|SR 35
|1919
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|Las Cruces
Las Cruces, California
Las Cruces, California is an unincorporated community in Santa Barbara County, California. It lies at the split between California State Route 1, which travels north to Lompoc, and U.S. Route 101, which travels north to Buellton. The community lies within area code 805.-References:...
(Route 2)
|Fernbridge (Route 1)
spur: Leggett
Leggett, California
Leggett is a census-designated place in Mendocino County, California. It is located on the South Fork of the Eel River northwest of Laytonville, at an elevation of 984 feet . It is home to some of the largest trees in the world...
(Route 1)
|SR 1, SR 211
spur: SR 1
|1919
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|Santa Maria (Route 2)
|Ridgecrest (Route 23)
|SR 166, SR 178
|1919
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|Santa Margarita (Route 2)
|Arizona
Arizona
Arizona ; is a state located in the southwestern region of the United States. It is also part of the western United States and the mountain west. The capital and largest city is Phoenix...
(US 66)
|SR 58, I-40
|1919
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|Gorman (Route 4)
|Lake Arrowhead (Route 43)
|SR 138, SR 173
|1919
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|-
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|El Rio (Route 2)
|San Juan Capistrano (Route 2)
|SR 1
|1919
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|Los Angeles (Route 162)
Formerly Los Angeles (Route 4)
|Wrightwood (Route 59)
|SR 2
|1919
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|Buena Park (Route 171)
|Angeles National Forest
Angeles National Forest
The Angeles National Forest of the U.S. National Forest Service is located in the San Gabriel Mountains of Los Angeles County, southern California. It was established on July 1, 1908, incorporating the first San Bernardino National Forest and parts of the former Santa Barbara and San Gabriel...
(Route 61)
|SR 39
|1919
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|Big Pine (Route 23)
|Nevada
Nevada
Nevada is a state in the western, mountain west, and southwestern regions of the United States. With an area of and a population of about 2.7 million, it is the 7th-largest and 35th-most populous state. Over two-thirds of Nevada's people live in the Las Vegas metropolitan area, which contains its...
(SR 3)
|SR 168, SR 266
|1919
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|-
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|San Juan Capistrano (Route 2)
|Arizona
Arizona
Arizona ; is a state located in the southwestern region of the United States. It is also part of the western United States and the mountain west. The capital and largest city is Phoenix...
(US 60/US 70/US 95)
spur: Mecca
Mecca, California
Mecca is a census-designated place in Riverside County, California, United States. The population was 8,577 at the 2010 census, up from 5,402 at the 2000 census....
(Routes 187, 204)
|SR 74, SR 111, I-10
spur: former SR 195
|1919
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|Auburn (Routes 17, 37)
|Oakhurst (Route 125)
|SR 49, SR 108, SR 120, SR 49
|1921
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|Tracy (Routes 5, 238)
|Oakdale (Route 13)
|SR 120
|1921
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|San Juan Bautista (Route 2)
|Watsonville (Route 56)
|SR 129
|1921
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|San Jose (Route 2)
|Oakland (Route 5)
|, I-880
|1923
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|San Jose (Routes 68, 239)
|Point Reyes Station (Route 56)
spur: Warm Springs (Route 5)
former spur: Richmond (Route 14) via I-80
|I-880, I-580, SR 251
spur: SR 262
|1925
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|Ukiah (Route 1)
|Talmage
|SR 222
|1925
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|-
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|Crescent City (Route 1)
|Oregon
Oregon
Oregon is a state in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States. It is located on the Pacific coast, with Washington to the north, California to the south, Nevada on the southeast and Idaho to the east. The Columbia and Snake rivers delineate much of Oregon's northern and eastern...
(US 101)
|US 101
|1925
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|Weed (Route 3)
|Oregon
Oregon
Oregon is a state in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States. It is located on the Pacific coast, with Washington to the north, California to the south, Nevada on the southeast and Idaho to the east. The Columbia and Snake rivers delineate much of Oregon's northern and eastern...
(US 97)
|US 97
|1931
|
|-
|
|Susanville (Route 29)
|Oregon
Oregon
Oregon is a state in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States. It is located on the Pacific coast, with Washington to the north, California to the south, Nevada on the southeast and Idaho to the east. The Columbia and Snake rivers delineate much of Oregon's northern and eastern...
(US 395)
|US 395
|1931
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|-
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|Napa (Route 6)
|Cordelia (Route 7)
spur: Vallejo (Route 7)
former branch: Benicia
|SR 121, SR 221, SR 29, SR 141, I-780, I-680
spur: SR 29
|1931
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|Oakland (Routes 5, 226)
|Altaville (Route 65)
spur: Benicia (Route 74)
|SR 24, I-680, SR 242, SR 4
spur: I-680
|1931
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|-
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|Fresno (Route 125)
|Nevada
Nevada
Nevada is a state in the western, mountain west, and southwestern regions of the United States. With an area of and a population of about 2.7 million, it is the 7th-largest and 35th-most populous state. Over two-thirds of Nevada's people live in the Las Vegas metropolitan area, which contains its...
(US 6)
|SR 168, US 6
|1931
|
|-
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|Los Angeles
Los Ángeles
Los Ángeles is the capital of the province of Biobío, in the commune of the same name, in Region VIII , in the center-south of Chile. It is located between the Laja and Biobío rivers. The population is 123,445 inhabitants...
|San Diego (Route 2)
|former SR 212, I-10, SR 71, SR 91, I-15, SR 163
|1931
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|-
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|Riverside (Routes 26, 43)
|Descanso (Route 12)
|I-215, I-15, SR 79
|1931
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|-
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|Ventura (Route 2)
|Santa Clarita (Route 23)
|SR 126
|1931
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|-
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|Carpinteria (Route 151)
|Los Olivos (Route 2)
spurs: Santa Barbara (Route 2); Santa Barbara (Route 2)
|SR 192, SR 154
spurs: SR 144; SR 154
|1931
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|-
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|Smith River (Route 71)
|Hiouchi
Hiouchi, California
Hiouchi is a census-designated place in Del Norte County, California. It is located on the Smith River east-northeast of Crescent City, at an elevation of 171 feet . Hiouchi's population is 301.-Demographics:...
(Route 1)
|SR 197
|1933
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|-
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|Weaverville (Route 20)
|Montague
|SR 3
|1933
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|Mount Shasta (Route 3)
|Truckee (Routes 37, 38)
|SR 89
|1933
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|-
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|Willow Creek (Route 20)
|Weitchpec (Route 46)
|SR 96
|1933
|
|-
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|McKinleyville (Route 1)
|Blue Lake (Route 20)
|SR 200
|1933
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|-
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|Lassen National Park (Route 83)
|Mineral (Route 29)
|SR 36
|1933
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|-
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|Woodland (Route 7)
|Chico (Route 3)
|SR 113, SR 99, SR 20, SR 70, SR 149
|1933
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|-
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|Hamilton City (Route 47)
|Knights Landing (Route 87)
|SR 45
|1933
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|-
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|Middletown (Route 49)
|Upper Lake (Route 15)
|SR 175, SR 29
|1933
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|-
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|Vacaville (Route 7)
|Dunnigan (Route 7)
|I-505
|1933
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|-
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|Lincoln (Route 3)
|Newcastle (Route 17)
|SR 193
|1933
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|-
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|Coloma (Route 65)
|Marshall's Monument
|SR 153
|1933
|
|-
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|Cool (Route 65)
|Placerville (Route 65)
|SR 193
|1933
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|-
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|South Lake Tahoe (Route 38)
|Fallen Leaf
Fallen Leaf, California
Fallen Leaf is an unincorporated community in El Dorado County, California. It is located at the south end of Fallen Leaf Lake, at an elevation of 6527 feet ....
|former SR 188
|1933
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|-
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|Coleville (Route 23)
|Nevada
Nevada
Nevada is a state in the western, mountain west, and southwestern regions of the United States. With an area of and a population of about 2.7 million, it is the 7th-largest and 35th-most populous state. Over two-thirds of Nevada's people live in the Las Vegas metropolitan area, which contains its...
(US 395)
|US 395
|1933
|
|-
|
|Bridgeport (Route 23)
|Nevada
Nevada
Nevada is a state in the western, mountain west, and southwestern regions of the United States. With an area of and a population of about 2.7 million, it is the 7th-largest and 35th-most populous state. Over two-thirds of Nevada's people live in the Las Vegas metropolitan area, which contains its...
(SR 22)
|SR 182
|1933
|
|-
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|Stockton (Route 4)
|Drytown (Route 54)
spur: Ione (Route 34)
|SR 88, SR 124
spur: SR 88
|1933
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|-
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|Sacramento (Routes 4, 11)
|Sacramento (Route 3)
|SR 51
|1933
|
|-
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|Rio Vista (Route 53)
|West Sacramento (Route 6)
|SR 84
|1933
|
|-
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|Rio Vista (Route 99)
|Walnut Grove (Route 11)
|SR 220
|1933
|
|-
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|Rio Vista (Route 53)
|Dixon (Route 7)
|SR 113
|1933
|
|-
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|Rutherford (Route 49)
|Lake Berryessa
Lake Berryessa
Lake Berryessa is the largest lake in Napa County, California. This reservoir is formed by the Monticello Dam, which provides water and hydroelectricity to the North Bay region of the San Francisco Bay Area....
(Route 6)
|SR 128
|1933
|
|-
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|Albion (Route 1)
|Calistoga (Route 49)
|SR 128
|1933
|
|-
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|Jenner (Route 56)
|Sonoma (Route 8)
formerly Vallejo (Route 7) via SR 12, I-80
|SR 116
|1933
|
|-
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|Half Moon Bay (Route 56)
|Oakland
formerly Oakland (Route 69)
|SR 92, SR 185
|1933
|
|-
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|Hercules (Route 7)
|Concord (Route 75)
|SR 4
|1933
|
|-
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|San Gregorio (Route 56)
|Walnut Creek (Route 75)
spur: Sunol (Route 108)
|SR 84, SR 114, SR 84, I-680
spur: I-680
|1933
|
|-
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|Mission San Jose (Route 5)
|Brentwood (Route 75)
|I-680, SR 84
|1933
|
|-
|
|Crows Landing
Crows Landing, California
Crows Landing is a census-designated place in Stanislaus County, California. Crows Landing is about southeast of Patterson. It also gives its name to a brand of wine produced in the area. Crows Landing sits at an elevation of...
(Route 238)
|Modesto (Route 13)
|SR 108
|1933
|
|-
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|Brentwood (Route 75)
|Coulterville (Route 65)
spur: Vernalis
Vernalis, California
Vernalis is an unincorporated community in San Joaquin County, California, United States. Vernalis is located on California State Route 33 southeast of Tracy. Vernalis has a post office with ZIP code 95385...
(Route 238)
|SR 239, I-580, SR 132
spur: I-580
|1933
|
|-
|
|June Lake Junction
June Lake Junction, California
June Lake Junction is a location within the community of June Lake in Mono County, California. It is located south-southeast of Lee Vining, at an elevation of 7710 feet . This small settlement consists primarily of a Gas Station and Store, located on a parcel of public land under lease from the...
(Route 23)
|Grant Lake Junction (Route 23)
|SR 158
|1933
|
|-
|
|Mammoth Lakes (Route 23)
|Mammoth Lakes
|SR 203
|1933
|
|-
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|Mountain View (Route 2)
|Milpitas (Route 5)
|SR 237
|1933
|
|-
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|San Jose (Route 2)
|Mountain View (Route 68)
|SR 85
|1933
|
|-
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|San Jose (Route 68)
formerly San Jose (Route 5)
|Patterson (Route 41)
|SR 130
|1933
|
|-
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|Santa Cruz (Route 5)
|Waterman Gap (Route 42)
|SR 9
|1933
|
|-
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|Monterey (Route 56)
|Salinas (Route 2)
|SR 68
|1933
|
|-
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|Salinas (Route 2)
|Castroville (Route 56)
|SR 183
|1933
|
|-
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|Gilroy (Route 2)
|Priest Valley (Route 10)
|SR 25
|1933
|
|-
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|Soledad (Route 2)
|Paicines (Route 119)
|SR 146
|1933
|
|-
|
|Los Banos (Route 32)
|Santa Nella (Route 41)
|SR 33
|1933
|
|-
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|Gustine (Route 238)
|Merced (Route 4)
|SR 140
|1933
|
|-
|
|Snelling
Snelling, California
Snelling is a census-designated place in Merced County, California. It is located on the north bank of the Merced River north of Merced, at an elevation of 256 feet . The population was 231 at the 2010 census....
|El Nido (Route 32)
|SR 59
|1933
|
|-
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|Chowchilla (Route 4)
|Chowchilla (Route 32)
|SR 233
|1933
|
|-
|
|Morro Bay (Route 56)
|Yosemite National Park
Yosemite National Park
Yosemite National Park is a United States National Park spanning eastern portions of Tuolumne, Mariposa and Madera counties in east central California, United States. The park covers an area of and reaches across the western slopes of the Sierra Nevada mountain chain...
|SR 41
|1933
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|-
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|Kerman (Route 41)
|Friant (Route 125)
|SR 145
|1933
|
|-
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|Tipton (Route 4)
|Baker (Route 31)
spur: Lone Pine (Route 23)
|SR 190, SR 127
spur: SR 136
|1933
|
|-
|
|Death Valley Junction (Route 127)
|Nevada
Nevada
Nevada is a state in the western, mountain west, and southwestern regions of the United States. With an area of and a population of about 2.7 million, it is the 7th-largest and 35th-most populous state. Over two-thirds of Nevada's people live in the Las Vegas metropolitan area, which contains its...
(SR 29)
|SR 127
|1933
|
|-
|
|Bakersfield (Route 4)
|Dunlap (Route 41)
|SR 65, SR 245
|1933
|
|-
|
|Orosi (Route 132)
|Auckland (Route 129)
|former SR 63
|1933
|
|-
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|Kingsburg (Route 4)
|Woodlake (Route 10)
|SR 201, SR 245, SR 216
|1933
|
|-
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|Tulare (Route 134)
|Orange Cove
|SR 63
|1933
|
|-
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|Visalia (Route 132)
|Woodlake (Routes 129, 131)
|SR 216
|1933
|
|-
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|Corcoran (Route 135)
|Lindsay (Route 129)
|SR 137
|1933
|
|-
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|Wasco (Routes 33, 139)
formerly Ducor (Route 129)
|Selma (Route 4)
|SR 43
|1933
|
|-
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|Delano (Route 4)
|Ducor (Route 129)
|SR 155
|1933
|
|-
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|Santa Margarita (Route 58)
|Creston
Creston, California
Creston is a census-designated place in San Luis Obispo County, California, United States. It is located about 15 miles southeast of the City of Paso Robles.-History:Creston Creston is a census-designated place in San Luis Obispo County, California, United States. It is located about 15 miles...
(Route 125)
|SR 229
|1933
|
|-
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|Mendota (Route 41)
|Ventura (Route 2)
|SR 33
|1933
|
|-
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|Taft (Route 140)
|Wasco (Routes 33, 135)
|SR 43
|1933
|
|-
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|Taft (Route 138)
|Arvin (Route 58)
|SR 119, SR 99, SR 223
|1933
|
|-
|
|Bakersfield (Route 4)
|Oildale (Route 4)
|SR 204
|1933
|
|-
|
|Bakersfield (Route 141)
|Lake Isabella (Route 57)
|SR 155
|1933
|
|-
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|Arvin (Route 140)
|Bakersfield (Route 57)
|SR 184
|1933
|
|-
|
|California Correctional Institution
California Correctional Institution
California Correctional Institution is a state prison located in Cummings Valley, west of the city of Tehachapi in southern California. It is a supermax...
|Tehachapi (Route 58)
|SR 202
|1933
|
|-
|
|Cajon Pass (Route 31)
|Little Lake (Route 23)
|US 395
|1933
|
|-
|
|Brawley (Route 187)
|Nevada
Nevada
Nevada is a state in the western, mountain west, and southwestern regions of the United States. With an area of and a population of about 2.7 million, it is the 7th-largest and 35th-most populous state. Over two-thirds of Nevada's people live in the Las Vegas metropolitan area, which contains its...
(US 95)
|SR 78, I-10, US 95
|1933
|
|-
|
|Arroyo Grande (Route 2)
|San Luis Obispo (Route 2)
|SR 227
|1933
|
|-
|
|Guadalupe (Route 56)
|Sisquoc
|SR 166, SR 176
|1933
|
|-
|
|Surf
|Santa Ynez (Route 80)
|SR 246
|1933
|
|-
|
|Montecito (Route 2)
|Santa Barbara (Route 2)
|SR 225
|1933
|
|-
|
|Carpinteria (Route 2)
|Santa Paula (Route 79)
|SR 150
|1933
|
|-
|
|Carpinteria (Route 2)
|Carpinteria State Beach
Carpinteria State Beach
Carpinteria State Beach is a protected beach in the state park system of California, USA. It is located south of Santa Barbara in the city of Carpinteria. The park has of beachfront. Recreational activities include swimming, surf fishing, camping, and tidepool exploration. The park was...
|SR 224
|1933
|
|-
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|Port Hueneme
|Somis (Route 9)
|SR 34
|1933
|
|-
|
|El Rio (Route 60)
|Saticoy
Saticoy, California
Saticoy is an unincorporated town and census-designated place in Ventura County, California. It lies in the Santa Clara River Valley, south of the intersection of Wells Road and the Santa Paula Freeway, on the east side of Ventura, and north of the Santa Clara River at the head of the delta...
(Route 9)
formerly Saticoy
Saticoy, California
Saticoy is an unincorporated town and census-designated place in Ventura County, California. It lies in the Santa Clara River Valley, south of the intersection of Wells Road and the Santa Paula Freeway, on the east side of Ventura, and north of the Santa Clara River at the head of the delta...
(Route 79) via SR 118
|SR 232
|1933
|
|-
|
|Malibu (Route 60)
|Fillmore (Route 79)
|SR 23
|1933
|
|-
|
|Topanga Beach (Route 60)
|Chatsworth (Route 9)
|SR 27
|1933
|
|-
|
|Santa Clarita (Route 4)
|San Fernando (Route 9)
|I-210
|1933
|
|-
|
|San Fernando (Route 4)
|El Toro (Route 2)
|I-405
|1933
|
|-
|
|North Hollywood (Route 2)
|San Fernando (Route 4)
|SR 170
|1933
|
|-
|
|Inglewood (Route 158)
|Hollywood (Route 2)
|SR 170
|1933
|
|-
|
|North Hollywood (Route 2)
|Monrovia (Route 9)
spur: Los Angeles (Route 4)
|SR 134, SR 248
spur: I-5
|1933
|
|-
|
|Santa Monica (Route 60)
|Los Angeles (Route 61)
formerly Eagle Rock (Route 161)
|SR 2
|1933
|
|-
|
|Santa Monica (Route 60)
|Culver City (Route 173)
|SR 187
|1933
|
|-
|
|Torrance (Route 60)
|Culver City (Route 158)
|SR 107
|1933
|
|-
|
|San Pedro
|La Cañada Flintridge (Route 9)
|I-110, SR 110, SR 159
|1933
|
|-
|
|East Los Angeles (Route 172)
|Norwalk (Route 174)
formerly Santa Fe Springs (Route 171)
|former SR 245, I-5
|1933
|
|-
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|San Pedro (Route 165)
|Pasadena (Route 9)
former spur: East Los Angeles (Route 166) via I-710
|SR 47, I-710
|1933
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|Long Beach (Route 60)
|Pasadena (Route 9)
|SR 19, SR 164
|1933
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|Seaside (Route 56)
|Del Rey Oaks (Route 117)
|SR 218
|1959
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deleted 1945
|Long Beach
|Downey (Route 174)
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|1933
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|Seal Beach (Route 60)
|Duarte (Route 9)
|I-605
|1933
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|Huntington Beach (Route 60)
|Buena Park (Route 62)
formerly Whittier (Route 2)
|SR 39
|1933
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|Los Angeles (Route 2)
|Diamond Bar (Route 19)
|SR 60
|1933
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|Santa Monica (Route 60)
|Los Angeles (Route 2)
|I-10
|1933
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|Inglewood (Route 60)
|Santa Ana (Route 2)
|I-105 (former SR 42), SR 90, I-5
|1933
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|Hermosa Beach (Route 60)
|Anaheim (Route 43)
|SR 91
|1933
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|Norwalk (Route 174)
|Anaheim (Route 43)
|SR 90
|1933
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|Brea (Route 176)
|Chino (Route 77)
|SR 142
|1933
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|Lakewood (Route 168)
|Anaheim (Route 174)
formerly Olive (Route 43)
|former SR 214
|1933
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|Long Beach (Route 60)
|Orange (Route 43)
|SR 22
|1933
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|Orange (Route 2)
|Anaheim (Route 175)
|former SR 250
|1933
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deleted 1951
|Santa Ana (Route 43)
|Yorba Linda (Route 176)
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|1933
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|Orange (Route 43)
formerly Orange (Route 2)
|Irvine Regional Park
|former SR 22
|1933
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|Canyondam (Route 83)
|Westwood (Route 29)
|SR 147
|1961
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deleted 1951
|Seal Beach (Route 60)
|Santa Ana (Route 2)
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|1933
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|Corona del Mar (Route 60)
|Santa Ana (Route 2)
|SR 73
|1933
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|Laguna Beach (Route 60)
|Irvine (Route 2)
|SR 133
|1933
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|San Jacinto (Route 194)
|Moreno Valley (Route 19)
|former SR 177
|1959 (was Route 194)
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deleted 1935
|Palmdale (Route 23)
|Wrightwood (Route 61)
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|1933
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|Lucerne Valley (Route 43)
|Bonds Corner
Bonds Corner, California
Bonds Corner is an unincorporated community in Imperial County, California a short distance east of El Centro and north of the international border with Baja California. A United States port of entry for trucks entering and exiting the country is located along nearby California State Route 7...
(Route 202)
|SR 247, SR 62, SR 111, SR 78, SR 115
|1933
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|Crestline (Route 43)
|Hesperia (Route 59)
|SR 138
|1933
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|Crestline (Route 43)
|Lake Arrowhead (Route 59)
|SR 189
|1933
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|San Dimas (Route 9)
|Big Bear Lake (Route 43)
|SR 210, SR 38
|1933
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|Devore (Route 31)
|San Bernardino (Route 190)
|SR 206
|1933
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|Chino Hills (Route 77)
|Upland (Route 190)
|SR 83
|1933
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|Corona (Route 43)
|Devore (Route 31)
|I-15
|1933
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|Temecula (Route 78)
|Beaumont (Route 26)
formerly Moreno Valley (Route 19)
|SR 79
|1933
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|Oceanside (Route 2)
|Lake Henshaw (Route 78)
|SR 76
|1933
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|Oceanside (Route 2)
|Escondido (Route 77)
|SR 78
|1933
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|Escondido (Route 77)
|Ramona (Route 198)
|SR 78
|1933
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|Spring Valley (Route 200)
|Salton City (Route 26)
|SR 125, I-8, SR 67, SR 78
|1933
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|Coronado
|San Ysidro (Route 2)
|SR 75
|1933
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|San Diego (Route 2)
|Boulevard (Route 12)
|SR 94
|1933
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|Calipatria (Route 187)
|Calexico (Route 26)
|SR 115, SR 111
|1933
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|Ocotillo (Route 12)
formerly Seeley
Seeley, California
Seeley is a census-designated place in Imperial County, California. Seeley is located west of El Centro, The population was 1,739 at the 2010 census, up from 1,624 at the 2000 census. It is part of the El Centro Metropolitan Area.-History:...
(Route 12)
|Holtville (Route 27)
|SR 98
|1933
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|Oasis
Oasis, Riverside County, California
Oasis is a census-designated place in Riverside County, California. Oasis sits at an elevation of below sea level. The 2010 United States census reported Oasis's population was 6,890.-Geography:...
(Route 26)
|Mecca
Mecca, California
Mecca is a census-designated place in Riverside County, California, United States. The population was 8,577 at the 2010 census, up from 5,402 at the 2000 census....
(Route 204)
|SR 195
|1935
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|Coachella (Route 26)
|Mecca
Mecca, California
Mecca is a census-designated place in Riverside County, California, United States. The population was 8,577 at the 2010 census, up from 5,402 at the 2000 census....
(Routes 64, 187)
|former SR 231, SR 195
|1935
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|Los Angeles (Route 165)
|Pasadena (Route 161)
|SR 110
|1935
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|Emeryville (Route 257)
|Lake Temescal
Lake Temescal
Lake Temescal is a small lake in the northeastern hills section of Oakland, California. It is the centerpiece of Temescal Regional Park...
(Routes 75, 227)
|SR 13
|1935
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|Highland (Route 190)
|Running Springs (Route 43)
formerly Green Valley Lake
Green Valley Lake, California
Green Valley Lake is an unincorporated community in San Bernardino County, California. It has a population of about 800. The ZIP Code is 92341 and the community is inside area code 909.- Location :Green Valley Lake is located in the San Bernardino Mountains...
|SR 330
|1937
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|Sears Point (Route 8)
|Vallejo (Route 7)
|SR 37
|1939
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|Shasta Lake (Route 3)
|Shasta Dam
Shasta Dam
Shasta Dam is an arch dam across the Sacramento River in the northern part of the U.S. state of California, at the north end of the Sacramento Valley. The dam mainly serves long-term water storage and flood control in its reservoir, Shasta Lake, and also generates hydroelectric power...
|SR 151
|1939
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|Canby (Route 28)
|Oregon
Oregon
Oregon is a state in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States. It is located on the Pacific coast, with Washington to the north, California to the south, Nevada on the southeast and Idaho to the east. The Columbia and Snake rivers delineate much of Oregon's northern and eastern...
(OR 39)
spur: Dorris (Route 72)
|SR 139
spur: SR 161
|1939
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|-
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|Nevada
Nevada
Nevada is a state in the western, mountain west, and southwestern regions of the United States. With an area of and a population of about 2.7 million, it is the 7th-largest and 35th-most populous state. Over two-thirds of Nevada's people live in the Las Vegas metropolitan area, which contains its...
(SR 52)
|Ridgecrest (Route 23)
|SR 178
|1947
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|-bgcolor=e7e7e7
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deleted ca. 1963
|San Fernando (Route 4)
|San Fernando (Route 4)
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|1947
|deleted when Route 4 was relocated and old Route 4 was relinquished
|-
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|Woodside (Route 239)
|Redwood City (Route 68)
|SR 84
|1959 (was Route 107)
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|-bgcolor=e7e7e7
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deleted 1955
|Belmont (Route 68)
|Crystal Springs Reservoir
Crystal Springs Reservoir
Crystal Springs Reservoir is a pair of artificial lakes located in the northern Santa Cruz Mountains of San Mateo County, California situated in the rift valley created by the San Andreas Fault just to the west of the cities of San Mateo and Hillsborough, and I-280...
(Route 55)
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|1949
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|Susanville (Route 20)
|Adin
Adin, California
Adin is a census-designated place in Modoc County, California. It is located southwest of Alturas, at an elevation of 4203 feet...
(Route 28)
|SR 139
|1959
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|Yucca Valley (Route 187)
|Twentynine Palms
|SR 62
|1961
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|-
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|Inglewood (Route 60)
formerly LAX Airport
|Santa Fe Springs (Route 170)
|SR 90
|1947
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|-
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|Los Angeles (Route 165)
|Los Angeles (Route 205)
|former SR 241
|1947
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|-
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|San Francisco (Route 2)
|San Francisco (Route 56)
|former SR 241
|1947
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|-
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|San Francisco (Route 2)
|San Francisco (Route 68)
|former SR 480, I-280
|1947
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|-
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|San Francisco (Route 56)
|San Francisco (Route 2)
|I-280
|1947
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|-
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|San Leandro (Route 105)
|Oakland (Routes 5, 75)
|SR 112, SR 61, SR 260, I-980
|1947
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|Lake Temescal
Lake Temescal
Lake Temescal is a small lake in the northeastern hills section of Oakland, California. It is the centerpiece of Temescal Regional Park...
(Routes 75, 206)
|Oakland (Route 5)
|SR 13
|1947
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|San Lorenzo (Route 258)
|Hayward (Route 5)
|I-238
|1947
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|-
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|Pacifica (Route 56)
|San Bruno (Route 68)
|I-380
|1947
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|-
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|Los Angeles (Route 2)
|Los Angeles (Route 172)
|former SR 165
|1947
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|-bgcolor=e7e7e7
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deleted 1953
|San Pedro (Route 165)
|Long Beach (Route 167)
|SR 47, I-710
|1949
|re-added in 1957 as an extension of Route 167
|-
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|Sacramento (Route 50)
|Marysville (Route 3)
|SR 99, SR 70
|1949
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|-
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|Sierraville
Sierraville, California
Sierraville is a census-designated place in Sierra County, California, United States. It is at the southern end of the huge Sierra Valley which is used primarily as pasture and is also at the junction of California State Route 49 and California State Route 89 southwest of Loyalton. Sierraville has...
|Vinton
|SR 49
|1953
|
|-bgcolor=e7e7e7
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deleted 1957
|Nevada
Nevada
Nevada is a state in the western, mountain west, and southwestern regions of the United States. With an area of and a population of about 2.7 million, it is the 7th-largest and 35th-most populous state. Over two-thirds of Nevada's people live in the Las Vegas metropolitan area, which contains its...
|San Francisco Bay Area
San Francisco Bay Area
The San Francisco Bay Area, commonly known as the Bay Area, is a populated region that surrounds the San Francisco and San Pablo estuaries in Northern California. The region encompasses metropolitan areas of San Francisco, Oakland, and San Jose, along with smaller urban and rural areas...
|
|1953
|created with no specific routing to take advantage of expected federal funding
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|Oakland (Route 69)
|Concord (Route 75)
|SR 77
|1953
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|Santa Barbara (Route 2)
|UC Santa Barbara
|SR 217
|1955
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|-
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|Daly City (Route 56)
|San Bruno
|former SR 117
|1956
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|-
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|Wheeler Ridge (Route 4)
|Woodland (Route 7)
|I-5
|1957
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|San Jose (Routes 68, 69)
formerly San Jose (Route 2) via SR 85
|Daly City (Route 56)
|I-880, I-280
|1957
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|-
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|Glendale (Route 4)
|Pomona (Route 26)
|SR 134, I-210, SR 57
|1957
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|-
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|San Ysidro (Route 2)
|La Jolla (Route 2)
|I-805
|1959
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|-
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|West Sacramento (Route 6)
|Sacramento (Routes 3, 288)
|I-80
|1959
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|-
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|Kelseyville (Route 89)
|Lower Lake (Route 49)
|SR 29
|1959
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|-
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|Vacaville (Route 7)
|Lake Berryessa
Lake Berryessa
Lake Berryessa is the largest lake in Napa County, California. This reservoir is formed by the Monticello Dam, which provides water and hydroelectricity to the North Bay region of the San Francisco Bay Area....
(Route 6)
|SR 179
|1959
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|-
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|Sacramento (Route 232)
|Yuba City (Route 87)
|SR 99
|1959
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|-
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|Elkhorn (Route 238)
|Auburn (Route 17)
|SR 102
|1959
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|-
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|Elk Grove (Route 4)
|Antelope (Route 246)
|SR 143
|1959
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|-
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|Sacramento (Route 238)
|Sloughhouse
Sloughhouse, California
Sloughhouse is an unincorporated community in Sacramento County, California, United States. Sloughhouse is located on California State Route 16 east-southeast of downtown Sacramento. Sloughhouse has a post office with ZIP code 95683, which was established in 1916. Jared Sheldon, who built a...
(Route 247)
|SR 148
|1959
|
|-
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|Exeter (Route 10)
|Roseville (Route 17)
|SR 65
|1959
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|-
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|Forestville (Route 104)
|Fulton
Fulton, California
Fulton is a census-designated place in Sonoma County, California, United States. Fulton is just to the north of the city limits of Santa Rosa, and north-northeast of Sebastopol. Fulton has a post office with ZIP code 95439, which was established in 1871. The community is named after Thomas and...
(Route 1)
|SR 181
|1959
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|-
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|Greenbrae (Route 1)
|Point San Quentin (Route 69)
|SR 251
|1959
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|-
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|Nicasio (Route 69)
|Novato (Route 1)
|SR 37
|1959
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|-
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|South San Francisco (Route 68)
|San Francisco (Route 224)
spur: San Francisco (Routes 2, 68)
|SR 230, I-280
spur: I-280
|1959
|
|-
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|Moraga (Route 235)
|Richmond (Route 69)
|SR 93
|1959
|
|-
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|Burton (Route 235)
|Alamo (Route 107)
|SR 93
|1959
|
|-
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|Walnut Creek (Route 75)
|Pittsburg (Route 75)
|SR 24
|1959
|
|-
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|Oakland (Route 69)
|Albany (Route 69)
|SR 61
|1959
|
|-
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|Newark (Route 107)
|Oakland (Route 5)
|SR 61, SR 13
|1959
|
|-
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|Hayward (Route 105)
|Castro Valley (Route 5)
|SR 92
|1959
|
|-
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|Stockton (Route 238)
|Stockton (Route 4)
|SR 235
|1959
|
|-
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|French Camp (Route 238)
|Stockton (Route 4)
|SR 234
|1959
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|-
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|Pacific Grove
|Salinas (Route 56)
|SR 68
|1959
|
|-
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|Paicines (Route 119)
|Mendota (Route 41)
|SR 180
|1959
|
|-
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|Taft (Route 238)
|Arvin (Routes 4, 140)
|SR 223
|1959
|
|-
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|Malibu (Route 60)
|San Fernando (Route 4)
|SR 64
|1959
|
|-
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|Sunland (Route 9)
|Barstow (Route 58)
spur: La Cañada Flintridge (Route 61)
|SR 118, SR 249, SR 122
spur: SR 249
|1959
|
|-
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|Gorman (Route 59)
|Barstow (Route 266)
|SR 138, SR 48
|1959
|
|-
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|Victorville (Route 43)
|Pearblossom (Route 59)
|SR 18
|1959
|
|-
|
|Angeles National Forest
Angeles National Forest
The Angeles National Forest of the U.S. National Forest Service is located in the San Gabriel Mountains of Los Angeles County, southern California. It was established on July 1, 1908, incorporating the first San Bernardino National Forest and parts of the former Santa Barbara and San Gabriel...
(Route 61)
|Palmdale (Route 23)
|former SR 196, SR 249
|1959
|
|-
|
|Terminal Island
Terminal Island
Terminal Island is an island located in Los Angeles County, California between Los Angeles Harbor and Long Beach Harbor. Originally a mudflat known to the Spanish as Isla Raza de Buena Gente, and later called Rattlesnake Island, it has officially been Terminal Island since 1918...
(Route 167)
|Los Angeles (Route 173)
|SR 47
|1959
|
|-
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|Pico Rivera (Route 170)
|Pico Rivera (Route 168)
|SR 164
|1959
|
|-
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|Industry (Route 19)
|Pomona (Route 240)
|SR 57
|1959
|
|-
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|Huntington Beach (Route 60)
|Santa Ana (Route 179)
|SR 57
|1959
|
|-
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|Chino (Route 77)
|Upland (Route 190)
|SR 142
|1959
|
|-
|
|San Bernardino (Route 26)
|San Bernardino (Route 190)
|SR 18
|1959
|
|-
|
|Riverside (Route 78)
|Devore (Route 193)
|SR 81
|1959
|
|-
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|Temecula (Route 78)
|Anza (Route 64)
|SR 371
|1959
|
|-
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|La Jolla (Route 2)
|Ramona (Route 198)
|SR 56
|1959
|
|-
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|La Jolla (Route 2)
|Santee (Route 198)
|SR 52
|1959
|
|-
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|National City (Route 2)
|El Cajon (Route 12)
|SR 54
|1959
|
|-
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|San Ysidro (Route 2)
|Otay Mesa (Route 282)
|SR 905
|1959
|
|-
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|Otay Mesa (Route 281)
|Poway (Route 56)
|SR 125
|1959
|
|-
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|National City (Route 2)
|Miramar (Route 77)
|SR 252, SR 15, I-15
|1959
|
|-
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|San Diego (Route 2)
|San Diego (Route 241)
|SR 171
|1959
|
|-
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|San Diego (Route 241)
|Sweetwater Reservoir
Sweetwater Reservoir
Sweetwater Reservoir is a artificial lake in San Diego County, California formed by the Sweetwater Dam on the Sweetwater River. It lies near the city of Spring Valley....
(Route 282)
|SR 157
|1959
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|-
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|Ocean Beach
|San Diego (Routes 2, 12)
|I-8
|1959
|
|-
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|Santa Cruz (Routes 5, 56)
|Santa Cruz (Route 56)
|SR 100
|1959
|
|-
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|Sacramento (Routes 3, 242)
|Fair Oaks (Route 249)
|SR 244
|1959
|
|-
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|San Jose (Route 68)
|San Francisco (Route 253)
|SR 87
|1959
|
|-
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|Santa Monica (Route 60)
|Santa Clarita (Route 4)
|SR 14
|1959
|
|-
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|Torrance (Route 158)
|San Pedro
|SR 213
|1961
|
|-
|
|Boonville (Route 48)
|Ukiah (Route 1)
|SR 253
|1963
|
|-
|
|San Jose (Route 68)
|San Jose (Route 114)
|SR 87
|1961
|
|-
|
|Eureka (Route 1)
|Samoa Peninsula
|SR 255
|1963
|
|-
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|Oroville (Route 21)
|Paradise
|SR 191
|1961
|
|-
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|Phillipsville (Route 1)
|Redcrest
Redcrest, California
Redcrest is a census-designated place in Humboldt County, California. It is located north of Weott, at an elevation of 377 feet . The population was 89 at the 2010 census.The Redcrest post office was established in 1965....
(Route 1)
|SR 254
|1963
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