Part 83, page 155

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[Map of southeastern Washington state showing highways, cities, and geographic features]

INTERSTATE HIGHWAYS PRINCIPAL ROUTES: Red, white and blue signs with 1 or 2-digit numbers. East-west routes have even numbers. North-south routes have odd numbers. LOOP OR BELT ROUTES: These circle or bypass cities. 3-digit numbers, first number even. BUSINESS ROUTES: Green signs. These mark routes from principal, loop or belt highways, to or through cities.

This map shows Interstate Highways with these symbols: [symbols]

HIGHWAY MARKERS INTERSTATE [shield] UNITED STATES [shield] STATE AND PROVINCIAL [shield] TRANS-CANADA [shield]

ROAD CLASSIFICATIONS CONTROLLED ACCESS HIGHWAYS (Expressway and Exit only at Interchanges) OTHER DIVIDED HIGHWAYS PRINCIPAL THROUGH HIGHWAYS OTHER THROUGH HIGHWAYS CONNECTING HIGHWAYS LOCAL ROADS [text partially illegible]

MILEAGES MILEAGE BETWEEN TOWNS [symbol] LONG DISTANCE MILEAGES SHOWN IN RED

SCALE OF MILES 0 5 10 20 30 ONE INCH EQUALS APPROXIMATELY 17.3 MILES

SPECIAL FEATURES STATE PARKS RECREATION AREAS POINTS OF ENTRY MAJOR MTN. ROADS CLOSED IN WINTER POINTS OF INTEREST SCHEDULED AIRLINE STOPS MILITARY AIRPORTS OTHER AIRPORTS SKI AREAS SELECTED REST AREAS TOURIST INFORMATION

POPULATION SYMBOLS [symbol] State Capital ○ Under 1,000 ● 1,000 to 2,500 ◉ 2,500 to 5,000 ⊕ 5,000 to 10,000 ⊗ 10,000 to 25,000 ◎ 25,000 to 50,000 [symbol] 50,000 to 100,000 [symbol] 100,000 and over

©THE H. M. GOUSHA COMPANY | All Rights Reserved A SUBSIDIARY OF THE TIMES MIRROR COMPANY 1970 Edition LITHOGRAPHED IN U.S.A.

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