These are some pictures I took while travelling some of the other highways in this region. The pictures are grouped by state. At the end I have listed links to other Pacific Northwest highway websites.

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WASHINGTON


US 97

US 97 Beebee Bridge over the Columbia River near Chelan, Washington.

US 395

US 395 Rizville - Tri Cities freeway at milepost 50.

SR17

SR 17 New interchange under construction at SR 26 near Othello.

SR 127

Central Ferry bridge

SR 165

Fairfax Bridge A historic bridge in Pierce County.

SR 503

Lewis River Bridge suspension bridge

SR 504

Hoffstadt Bluffs bridgeon Spirit Lake Memorial Highway.

SSH 11-A

State Secondary Highway 11-A (abandoned) Hanford Ferry landing.

Ferries

Kalakala historic Black Ball and Washington State ferry

 

 

OREGON


US 30

Vista House Columbia River Scenic Highway



(far)NORTHERN CALIFORNIA


US 101

U.S. 101 in the Redwoods   The remains from the 1964 flood.

Highway 36

view of Trinity County



BRITISH COLUMBIA


Expo 86: Highway 86 A highway sculpture from the 1986 world's fair in Vancouver, B.C.


Road signs:

Signs and sign goofs.


Links:

Opening of Chinook Pass (WSDOT site)

Usually has good photos of snow removal operations.

Whittier Tunnel on the Alaska Railroad is now open to auto traffic!!

 

other Northwest roads sites:

Washington:

Highways of Washington State Mark Bozanich's website

Highways in Washington State Marcus Duyzend's page. Descriptions of highways within Washington state

Washington State Highways Paul H. Henry's site.

Alaska:

Alaska Roads Oscar Voss

Idaho:

http://users.moscow.com/idahohwy/ Idaho Highways (Zach Maillard) This link is dead.

Oregon:

http://www.ylekot.com/orehwys/ Oregon Highways and Routes (Mike Wiley)


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This page updated June 27, 2004 by Erick Johnson. Materials on this page may not be reused without my permission. This site is not affiliated with any government agency.