Highway 99

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Highway 99, or the Pacific Highway, was officially named in 1926 when the US highway system was created. It connects Blaine to Los Angeles, and was the main North-South route through Washington State until the construction of Interstate 5.

Highway 99 runs over the Alaskan Way Viaduct, Battery Street Tunnel, and Aurora Bridge.

[edit] External links

"Spending Time on 99" KPLU News Series

Historic US Highways in WA: US-99

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