English:
Highway map of the County of Merced, California; From Dos Palos to the Stanislaus County line north of Gustine the highway under construction in 1920 forms part of the West Side Highway from Fresno to San Francisco. The state highway from Califa to the west is the Pacheco Pass Lateral. The state highway from Merced to the eastward is the main entrance into the Yosemite and carries touring travel from all over the world.

Identifier: californiahighwa00blow (find matches)
Title: California highways; a descriptive record of road development by the state and by such counties as have paved highways
Year: 1920 (1920s)
Authors: Blow, Ben, 1868-
Subjects: Roads
Publisher: San Francisco
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: The Library of Congress

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V -u o <? £ b * / 0 o From Dos Palos to the Stanislaus County line north of Gustine the high-way under construction in 1920 forms part of the West Side Highway fromFresno to San Francisco.
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(i77) TO FRESNO, BAKERSF/ELD* LOS ANGELES ■tocLfa highway map OF THE COUNTYMERCED CALIFORNIA SCALE 5MILES LEGEN D State HighwayCounty HighwayCounty Roads The State Highway from Calif a to the west is the Pacheco Pass Lateral.The State Highway from Merced to the eastward is the main entrance intothe Yosemite and carries touring travel from all over the world. California Highways the exception of a few miles, is paved to the San JoaquinCounty line, where a paved highway supplies a direct routeto Tracy and thence to San Francisco bay points, or by wayof Stockton into the Sacramento valley and on to Oregon. South from South Dos Palos, a Fresno County road,planned for permanent concrete construction, supplies adirect line to Fresno, where it connects with the State High-way, the various links supplied by the county highwaysystems forming a long-dreamed-of short cut, popularlydesignated as the West Side Highway, so called from thefact that both in Stanislaus and Merced Counties thedistric

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