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Scenes of Arizona: Route 66 Feb 10, 2006; Oatman, AZ, USA; Historic Rt. 66, the Mother Road, winds through the Mohave Desert towards the mining town of Oatman, AZ, west of Kingman, AZ. Rt. 66 in this area is well preserved and is popular with car and motorcycle buffs who want to experience the first paved transcontinental highway in the US. Rt. 66 was named in 1926 and completed during the great depression. It carried tens of thousands of migrants westward during the dust bowl era. It was replaced by the interstate system in the 60s and 70s but has remained an important tourist draw in northern and western Arizona, where it is well preserved. Mandatory Credit: Photo by Jack Kurtz ZUMA Press. ( ) Copyright 2006 by Jack Kurtz Oatman AZ USA

Scenes of Arizona: Route 66 Feb 10, 2006; Oatman, AZ, USA; Historic Rt. 66, the Mother Road, winds through the Mohave Desert towards the mining town of Oatman, AZ, west of Kingman, AZ. Rt. 66 in this area is well preserved and is popular with car and motorcycle buffs who want to experience the first paved transcontinental highway in the US. Rt. 66 was named in 1926 and completed during the great depression. It carried tens of thousands of migrants westward during the dust bowl era. It was replaced by the interstate system in the 60s and 70s but has remained an important tourist draw in northern and western Arizona, where it is well preserved. Mandatory Credit: Photo by Jack Kurtz ZUMA Press. ( ) Copyright 2006 by Jack Kurtz Oatman AZ USA

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Scenes of Arizona: Route 66 Feb 10, 2006; Oatman, AZ, USA; Historic Rt. 66, the Mother Road, winds through the Mohave Desert towards the mining town of Oatman, AZ, west of Kingman, AZ. Rt. 66 in this area is well preserved and is popular with car and motorcycle buffs who want to experience the first paved transcontinental highway in the US. Rt. 66 was named in 1926 and completed during the great depression. It carried tens of thousands of migrants westward during the dust bowl era. It was replaced by the interstate system in the 60s and 70s but has remained an important tourist draw in northern and western Arizona, where it is well preserved. Mandatory Credit: Photo by Jack Kurtz ZUMA Press. ( ) Copyright 2006 by Jack Kurtz Oatman AZ USA

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