United States, 2010: the historic Route 66 (also known as Will Rogers Highway, Main Street of America or the Mother Road) United States, 2010: the historic Route 66, originally ran from Chicago (Illinois) to Los Angeles (California) between 1926 and 1985. The highway no longer have an official existence but remains one of the most famous roads in America. Route 66 crosses 3 time zones and 8 states and one can still find Historic Route 66 signs along the highway. Yellow lines on the asphalt

United States, 2010: the historic Route 66 (also known as Will Rogers Highway, Main Street of America or the Mother Road) United States, 2010: the historic Route 66, originally ran from Chicago (Illinois) to Los Angeles (California) between 1926 and 1985. The highway no longer have an official existence but remains one of the most famous roads in America. Route 66 crosses 3 time zones and 8 states and one can still find Historic Route 66 signs along the highway. Yellow lines on the asphalt

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United States, 2010: the historic Route 66 (also known as Will Rogers Highway, Main Street of America or the Mother Road) United States, 2010: the historic Route 66, originally ran from Chicago (Illinois) to Los Angeles (California) between 1926 and 1985. The highway no longer have an official existence but remains one of the most famous roads in America. Route 66 crosses 3 time zones and 8 states and one can still find Historic Route 66 signs along the highway. Yellow lines on the asphalt

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