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California United States #101
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0.0
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Welcome to City of Oxnard, California - Oxnard highway sign
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The hub of Ventura County , Oxnard is an ideal location to explore all that the region has to offer. Miles of uncrowded coastlines. Attractions in and around Oxnard: Herzog Wine Cellars, The Murphy Auto Musum, Channel Islands Harbor, Carnegie Art Musum, Ventura County Museum, Heritage Square. |
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(110.4) |
0.0
(68.6) |
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Junction of Highway #101. Note: Highway #101 overlaps Highway #1. |
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(110.4) |
0.0
(68.6) |
Welcome to California
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Ventura County. |
| 2.0
(108.4) |
1.2
(67.4) |
Access to Oxward Beach Park
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| 3.2
(107.2) |
2.0
(66.6) |
Victoria Drive
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Access to the Channel Islands Harbor. Access to McGrath State Beach Park Campground. Access to the Channel Islands Harbor. Channel Islands National Park , consists of 249,354 acres, half of which are under the ocean, and include the islands of San Miguel, Santa Rosa, Santa Cruz, Anacapa, and Santa Barbara. Even though the islands seem tantalizingly close to the densely populated, southern California coast, their isolation has left them relatively undeveloped, making them an exciting place for visitors to explore. - Access to McGrath State Beach Park Campground. McGrath State Beach is one of the best bird-watching areas in California, with the lush riverbanks of the Santa Clara River and sand dunes along the shore. A nature trail leads to the Santa Clara Estuary Natural Preserve. The park offers campsites by the beach. Camping: There are 12 designated accessible paved sites including some with accessible tables.
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| 3.3
(107.1) |
2.1
(66.6) |
Emergency call box
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Both sides of highway. |
| 4.1
(106.3) |
2.5
(66.1) |
Emergency call box
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Both sides of highway. |
| 5.3
(105.1) |
3.3
(65.3) |
Telephone Road
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Photo view from highway |
| 6.3
(104.1) |
3.9
(64.7) |
Junction of Highway #126 East
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Access to city of Ventura, Santa Clarita - East of highway. Junction of Highway #101 business route. |
| 6.6
(103.8) |
4.1
(64.5) |
Emergency call box
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East side highway. |
| 7.4
(103.0) |
4.6
(64.0) |
Emergency call box
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Both sides of highway. |
| 8.4
(102.0) |
5.2
(63.4) |
View from highway
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Access to Harbor Blvd. & Ventura Pier. |
| 9.2
(101.2) |
5.7
(62.9) |
South access to State Beach Parks & Ventura Harbor
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| 10.6
(99.8) |
6.6
(62.0) |
Sanjon Road
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Emergency call box - both sides of highway. |
| 11.7
(98.7) |
7.3
(61.3) |
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View from highway. |
| 11.9
(98.5) |
7.4
(61.2) |
California Street
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Access to downtown, tourist information. Access to Venture Fairgrounds & Seaside Park. |
| 13.1
(97.3) |
8.1
(60.5) |
Junction of Highway #33
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North access to the city of Ojai California. The city of Ojai, is nestled within the Ojai Valley. In addition to the city of Ojai, the valley encompasses the unincorporated towns of Casitas Springs, Oak View, Mira Monte, and Meiners Oaks. - North access to Los Padres National Forest recreational area. Los Padres National Forest encompasses nearly two million acres in the beautiful coastal mountains of central California. The forest stretches across almost 220 miles from the Big Sur Coast in Monterey County to the western edge of Los Angeles County. The Los Padres National Forest possesses many day use and overnight developed recreation facilities across the forest for the individual, families, and groups.
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| 13.6
(96.8) |
8.5
(60.2) |
Emergency call box
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East side of highway. |
| 15.4
(95.0) |
9.6
(59.0) |
Emergency call box
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East side of highway. |
| 15.9
(94.5) |
9.9
(58.7) |
Access to state beaches
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West of highway. |
| 16.8
(93.6) |
10.4
(58.2) |
Emergency call box
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East side of highway. |
| 17.2
(93.2) |
10.7
(57.9) |
Emergency call box
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West side of highway. |
| 18.0
(92.4) |
11.2
(57.4) |
Emergency call box
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West side of highway. |
| 18.2
(92.2) |
11.3
(57.3) |
Emergency call box
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East side of highway. |
| 18.3
(92.1) |
11.4
(57.2) |
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View from highway. |
| 18.6
(91.8) |
11.6
(57.0) |
Emergency call box
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East side of highway. |
| 19.6
(90.8) |
12.2
(56.4) |
Emergency call box
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West side of highway. |
| 20.8
(89.6) |
12.9
(55.7) |
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View from highway. |
| 20.9
(89.5) |
13.0
(55.6) |
Emergency call box
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East side of highway. |
| 23.5
(86.9) |
14.6
(54.0) |
Emergency call box
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East side of highway. |
| 23.6
(86.8) |
14.7
(53.9) |
Emergency call box
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West side of highway. |
| 24.3
(86.1) |
15.1
(53.5) |
Emergency call box
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Both sides of highway. |
| 28.1
(82.3) |
17.5
(51.1) |
Emergency call box
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East side of highway. |
| 28.2
(82.2) |
17.5
(51.1) |
Access to Mussel Sholes
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| 28.5
(81.9) |
17.7
(50.9) |
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View from highway. |
| 30.1
(80.3) |
18.7
(49.9) |
Emergency call box
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Both sides of highway. |
| 33.2
(77.2) |
20.6
(48.0) |
Bates Road
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| 33.2
(77.2) |
20.6
(48.0) |
Point of Interest - Santa Barbara County, California - Southern limits.
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Emergency call box. Santa Barbara County is famous for its breathtaking setting. Explore the western-style towns of Los Olivos and Santa Ynez. Visit the quaint Danish village of Solvang. |
| 34.1
(76.3) |
21.2
(47.4) |
Junction of Highway #150
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North to city of Ojai. Access to Lake Casitas. |
| 34.8
(75.6) |
21.6
(47.0) |
Emergency call box
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East side highway. |
| 35.5
(74.9) |
22.1
(46.5) |
Exit #85
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| 36.3
(74.1) |
22.6
(46.0) |
Exit #86
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Access to Capinteria State Beach Park, campground. Emergency call box - East side of highway. Carpinteria State Beach offers a mile of beach for swimming, surf fishing, tidepool exploring and camping. Sites have accessible tables on paved surfaces, restrooms with showers.
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| 37.7
(72.7) |
23.4
(45.2) |
Santa Monical Road
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View from highway. |
| 39.0
(71.4) |
24.2
(44.4) |
Exit #87
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| 39.6
(70.8) |
24.6
(44.0) |
Emergency call box
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Both sides of highway. |
| 40.2
(70.2) |
25.0
(43.6) |
Emergency call box
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Both sides of highway. |
| 41.3
(69.1) |
25.7
(42.9) |
Exit #89
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| 44.5
(65.9) |
27.7
(41.0) |
Eixt #90
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Access to community of Summerland, California. Emergency call box - both sides of highway. |
| 46.1
(64.3) |
28.6
(40.0) |
Exit #91
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Evans Avenue. |
| 47.3
(63.1) |
29.4
(39.2) |
Exit #92
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Sheffield. City of Montecito - Southern limits. |
| 48.9
(61.5) |
30.4
(38.2) |
Exit #9.
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San Ysidro Road |
| 49.6
(60.8) |
30.8
(37.8) |
Exit #49A
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Olive Mill Road and Coast Village Road. |
| 49.8
(60.6) |
30.9
(37.7) |
City of Santa Barbara, California
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Population 89,600 Feb 2004. Elevation 33 ft. Southern limits. Santa Barbara is sometimes referred to as the American Riviera. From the City, you are just minutes away from the Santa Barbara wine country. The gorgeous Santa Ynez Valley, with its breath-taking vistas, is home to such notable attractions as Solvang and the Chumash Reservation. |
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(60.2) |
31.2
(37.4) |
Emergency call box
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Both sides of highway. |
| 50.5
(59.9) |
31.4
(37.2) |
Exit #94B
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Hermosillo Drive |
| 50.8
(59.6) |
31.6
(37.0) |
Exit #94C
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| 52.2
(58.2) |
32.4
(36.2) |
Exit #95
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Salina Street |
| 53.0
(57.4) |
32.9
(35.7) |
Emergency call box
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Milpas Street |
| 53.2
(57.2) |
33.1
(35.5) |
Exit #96A
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Access to beach area. |
| 54.3
(56.1) |
33.7
(34.9) |
Access to downtown Santa Barbara, California
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East of highway. |
| 54.5
(55.9) |
33.9
(34.7) |
Emergency call box
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| 55.3
(55.1) |
34.4
(34.2) |
Bath Street
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| 56.3
(54.1) |
35.0
(33.6) |
Carrillo Street - Emergency call box.
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Access to El Presido State Historic Park. El Presidio de Santa Barbara SHP, site of the oldest building in Santa Barbara and the second oldest in California. Built in 1782, the Presidio served as the military and government headquarters for the lands between Los Angeles and San Luis Obispo until 1846.
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| 56.8
(53.6) |
35.3
(33.3) |
Emergency call box
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Both sides of highway. |
| 57.2
(53.2) |
35.5
(33.1) |
Arrellga Street
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| 57.9
(52.5) |
36.0
(32.6) |
Mission Street
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| 58.7
(51.7) |
36.5
(32.1) |
Pueblo Street
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| 59.4
(51.0) |
36.9
(31.7) |
Emergency call box
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East side of highway. |
| 61.7
(48.7) |
38.3
(30.3) |
Exit #101B - Access to Emergency call box.
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Junction of Highway #154 East. North access to Chumash Painted Cavve Historical Park. North to communities of Cachuma Village, Santa Ynez, Los Olivos. - Chumash Painted Cave Historical Park. This sandstone cave houses religious drawings by Chumash Native Americans, as well as likenesses of coastal fishermen that date back to the 1600s. Located above Santa Barbara in a steep canyon.
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| 62.5
(47.9) |
38.8
(29.8) |
Emergency call box
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Both sides of highway. |
| 64.2
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39.9
(28.7) |
Emergency call box
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| 64.8
(45.6) |
40.3
(28.3) |
Turnpike Road
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| 65.5
(44.9) |
40.7
(27.9) |
Emergency call box
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Both sides of highway. |
| 65.9
(44.5) |
41.0
(27.7) |
City of Goleta, California
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Population 28,400 Feb 2004. Southern limits. |
| 66.7
(43.7) |
41.4
(27.2) |
Patterson Avenue
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| 67.0
(43.4) |
41.6
(27.0) |
Emergency call box
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East side of highway. |
| 67.6
(42.8) |
42.0
(26.6) |
Emergency call box
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East side of highway. |
| 67.9
(42.5) |
42.2
(26.4) |
Emergency call box
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East side of highway. |
| 68.6
(41.8) |
42.6
(26.0) |
Emergency call box
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East side of highway. |
| 68.7
(41.7) |
42.7
(25.9) |
Fairview Road
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Access to highway #217 - South of highway. |
| 70.4
(40.0) |
43.7
(24.9) |
Emergency call box
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| 70.7
(39.7) |
43.9
(24.7) |
Los Carneros Road
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| 70.8
(39.6) |
44.0
(24.6) |
Emergency call box
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Both sides of highway. |
| 72.2
(38.2) |
44.9
(23.7) |
Emergency call box
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Both sides of highway. |
| 75.0
(35.4) |
46.6
(22.0) |
Exit #110
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| 75.6
(34.8) |
47.0
(21.6) |
Emergency call box
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Both sides of highway. |
| 77.6
(32.8) |
48.2
(20.4) |
Emergency call box
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East side of highway. |
| 79.0
(31.4) |
49.1
(19.5) |
Emergency call box
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Both sides of highway. |
| 82.2
(28.2) |
51.1
(17.5) |
Emergency call box
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| 83.7
(26.7) |
52.0
(16.6) |
Emergency call box
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Both sides of highway. |
| 85.2
(25.2) |
52.9
(15.7) |
El Capitan Ranch Road
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| 85.5
(24.9) |
53.1
(15.5) |
Emergency call box
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Both sides of highway. |
| 86.8
(23.6) |
53.9
(14.7) |
Exit #117. Welcome to El Capitan State Park.
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Access to state beach park, campground - South side of highway. El Capitán State Beach offers visitors a sandy beach, rocky tidepools, and stands of sycamore and oaks along El Capitán Creek. It’s a perfect setting for swimming, fishing, surfing, picnicking and camping. Campers (Max. Length) 42', Restrooms. |
| 86.8
(23.6) |
53.9
(14.7) |
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View from highway driving South. |
| 86.8
(23.6) |
53.9
(14.7) |
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Looking at El Capitan Beach Area State Park. |
| 86.8
(23.6) |
53.9
(14.7) |
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Looking at El Capitan Beach Area State Park.
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| 86.9
(23.5) |
54.0
(14.6) |
Access to El Capitan Canyon
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| 88.8
(21.6) |
55.2
(13.4) |
Emergency call box
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Both sides of highway. |
| 90.7
(19.7) |
56.4
(12.2) |
Exit #120
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Access to Refugio State Beach Campground - West side of highway. Refugio State Beach offers excellent coastal fishing as well as trails and picnic sites. Palm trees planted near Refugio Creek give a distinctive look to the beach and camping area. A bike trail along the beach bluff connects the beach with El Capitán State Beach 2.5 miles east.
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| 91.3
(19.1) |
56.7
(11.9) |
Point of Information
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Crossing Refugio Creek. |
| 92.0
(18.4) |
57.2
(11.4) |
Emergency call box.
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Photo is view from highway driving North.
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| 93.4
(17.0) |
58.0
(10.6) |
Emergency call box
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East side of highway. |
| 94.9
(15.5) |
59.0
(9.6) |
Emergency call box
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East side of highway. |
| 96.8
(13.6) |
60.2
(8.5) |
Emergency call box
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East side of highway. |
| 97.8
(12.6) |
60.8
(7.8) |
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View from highway. |
| 97.9
(12.5) |
60.8
(7.8) |
Roadside turnout
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East side of highway. |
| 98.2
(12.2) |
61.0
(7.6) |
Emergency call box
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| 99.0
(11.4) |
61.5
(7.1) |
Emergency call box
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| 99.5
(10.9) |
61.8
(6.8) |
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View from highway. |
| 99.7
(10.7) |
62.0
(6.6) |
Emergency call box
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Both sides of highway. |
| 101.3
(9.1) |
62.9
(5.7) |
Emergency call box
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Both sides of highway. |
| 104.3
(6.1) |
64.8
(3.8) |
Emergency call box
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Both sides of highway. |
| 104.8
(5.6) |
65.1
(3.5) |
Community of Gaviota
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Population 94, Feb 2004. Southern limits. |
| 106.4
(4.0) |
66.1
(2.5) |
Access to Gaviota State Beach Park
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West side of highway. The park is a popular spot for swimming, picnicking and surf fishing. A pier on the west end of the beach is used by divers and surfers. Camping: Small campground accommodates tents or trailers up to 25'.
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| 106.5
(3.9) |
66.2
(2.4) |
View from highway
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| 107.3
(3.1) |
66.7
(1.9) |
Roadside turnout rest area
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Picnic tables, toilets - West side of highway. |
| 107.5
(2.9) |
66.8
(1.8) |
Roadside turnout rest area
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Picnic tables, toilets - East side of highway. |
| 108.3
(2.1) |
67.3
(1.3) |
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View from highway. |
| 109.3
(1.1) |
67.9
(0.7) |
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View from highway. |
| 110.4
(0.0) |
68.6
(0.0) |
Junction of Highway #1 The Pacific Coast Highway
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North to cities of Eureka, Crescent City, via Highway #101. For continuance of California U.S. Highway north, see Milebymile.com California U.S. Highway #101 - Junction of The Pacific Coast Highway #1 to the Oregon State Line. Start/finish of Highway Travel Guide. - Se |
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