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Encyclopedia > Pacific Highway (US)

Pacific Highway is the name of some highways in the US. It is most commonly used to refer to US Highway 101 in Oregon, as that is where it most closely follows the coastline. Parts of Highway 101 in Washington are also known as Pacific Highway. However, large stretches of Washington State Route 99 were also named Pacific Highway, although some of it has been renamed International Boulevard. In California, the northern part of Highway 101 can be called Pacific Highway, but, south of Eureka, California, California State Route 1 is closer to the coast, and is more often referred to as Pacific Coast Highway.


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Pacific Coast Highway - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (103 words)
Pacific Coast Highway (US), a segment of the California State Route 1 (Highway 1)
Pacific Coast Highway (NZ), a 420 kilometre highway [1] in New Zealand
This is a disambiguation page: a list of articles associated with the same title.
Pacific Highway British Columbia (760 words)
Pacific Highway was first built as a military route along the path of an old Native American trail in 1915.
It was named highway 99 in 1926 with the foundation of the US highway system.
Highway 99 was built as the north - south Pacific route in the same year as Route 66 (1929).
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