California county routes in zone E
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There are 21 routes assigned to the "E" zone of the California Route Marker Program, which designates county routes in California. The "E" zone includes county highways in Alpine, Amador, Butte, Calaveras, El Dorado, Placer, Plumas, Sacramento, Solano, Tuolumne, Yolo, and Yuba counties.
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California county routes in zone E
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26021145
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1113569044
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20
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Clarksburg Road
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Marysville Road
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Parrotts Ferry Road
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Rawhide Road
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Example of a California county route shield
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Sacramento
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Solano
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Calaveras
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Amador
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Butte
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Alpine
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Placer
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El Dorado
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Tuolumne
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Plumas
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Yolo
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Yuba
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County Route X or Route X
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1962
1967
1968
1971
1972
1974
1976
1977
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County
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3.12
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3.91
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4.03
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5.19
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6.83
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9.859999999999999
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12.76
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12.78
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12.91
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13.08
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13.39
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14.32
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14.79
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15.93
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16.3
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17.62
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19.93
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28.89
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33.21
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46.45
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CA
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Freeport
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Jamestown
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Plymouth
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Davis
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Roseville
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none
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Sacramento
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Woodland
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Galt
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Zamora
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Pleasant Valley
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Elk Grove
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Rocklin
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La Porte
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Dunnigan
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Markleeville
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Tuolumne
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Fair Oaks
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Citrus Heights
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Foothill Farms
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Sacramento and Placer counties
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Amador and El Dorado counties
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Butte, Plumas, and Yuba counties
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Calaveras and Tuolumne counties
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Capay
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Challenge–Brownsville
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Clarksburg
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Copperopolis
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North Highlands
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Orangevale
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Placer and Sacramento counties
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Pollock Pines
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Rancho Cordova
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Rio Linda
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River Pines
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Sacramento and Yolo counties
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Solano and Yolo counties
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Tuttletown
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Vallecito
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Walnut Grove
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4
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Western terminus
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Northern terminus
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Southern terminus
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Eastern terminus
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North end of South River Road on CR E9; south end of the Freeport Bridge
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Western terminus; road continues west as Clarksburg Road
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Interchange; eastern terminus; accessible via East and West Stockton Boulevards; SR 99 exit 277
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East end of Hot Springs Road; west end of Montgomery Street on CR E1
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East end of Russell Boulevard on CR E6; south end of Road 93A
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East end of Tuolumne Road; west end of Tuolumne Road North
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Western terminus; road continues west as Elk Grove Boulevard to I-5
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Interchange; SR 99 exit 284; southern terminus; road continues as Kammerer Road
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Northern terminus; road continues as Quincy La Porte Road
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North end of Mount Aukum Road; south end of Sly Park Road
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North end of Grant Line Road on CR E2; south end of Sunrise Boulevard
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Northern terminus; West Main Street is former SR 16 east
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Interchange; SR 99 exit 307; western terminus; road continues west as Elkhorn Boulevard
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Continuation beyond I-505
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Continuation beyond SR 99
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East end of Road 93A; west end of Road 31 on CR E6
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Eastern terminus of CR E14
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Eastern terminus of CR E19
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Former SR 16
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Former US 40 / US 99E
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Former US 50
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Former US 99W
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Interchange; I-5 exit 498
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Interchange; I-5 exit 536
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Interchange; I-5 exit 548
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Interchange; SR 113 exit 29
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Interchange; SR 99 exit 286
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Interchange; US 50 exit 18
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Interchange; western terminus; I-505 exit 11
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Southern terminus; road continues south as Pole Line Road
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Southern terminus of CR E11
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Southern terminus; road continues as Humbug Street
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North end of Quincy La Porte Road; south end of Main Street
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Western terminus; former SR 108
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Interchange; northern terminus; I-5 exit 556; road continues as Road 6
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North end of Sunrise Avenue; south end of Douglas Boulevard on CR E2
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Interchange; southern terminus; I-80 exit 67; road continues south as Pedrick Road
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North end of Road 99E; south end of Road 108 and gravel road
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Interchange; western terminus; I-505 exit 28; road continues west as Road 14
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Northern terminus; road continues as Rock Creek Road
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Interchange; southbound entrance only from Douglas Boulevard east
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Roundabout; southern terminus; road continues as Main Street
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Interchange; northern terminus; US 50 exit 60; road continues as Sly Park Road to Pony Express Trail
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Eastern terminus; road continues east as Greenback Lane
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Interchange; northern terminus; I-80 exit 109; road continues north as Sierra College Boulevard
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East end of River Road on CR E13; west end of Twin Cities Road
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Interchange; eastern terminus; I-80 exit 75; road continues south as Mace Boulevard
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Interchange; northern terminus; I-80 west exit 103, east exits 103A-B; road continues west as Douglas Boulevard
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North end of Willow Glen Road; south end of La Porte Road on CR E21
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Interchange; northbound exit only; I-80 west exit 103
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North end of Road 86 on CR E4; south end of Road 6 on CR E4
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East end of Road 31 on CR E6; west end of Covell Boulevard
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Interchange; I-80 exit 98; east end of Elkhorn Boulevard; west end of Greenback Lane
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Interchange; US 50 exit 21; southern terminus; road continues as Hazel Avenue to Folsom Boulevard, then becomes Nimbus Road south of Folsom Boulevard
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Western terminus of CR E20; north end of Marysville Road on CR E21; south end of Willow Glen Road
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East end of Covell Boulevard; west end of Mace Boulevard
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North end of La Porte Road; south end of Quincy La Porte Road
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North end of Road 85 on CR E4; south end of Road 8 on CR E4
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No major intersections
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North end of O'Byrnes Ferry Road; Main Street
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North end of Pedrick Road; south end of Road 98
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North end of Pole Line Road; south end of Road 102
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North end of gravel road
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North end of Road 108 on CR E11; south end of Road 98A on CR E11
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North end of Hazel Avenue; south end of Sierra College Boulevard
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North end of Sunrise Boulevard; south end of Sunrise Avenue
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North end of Road 8 on CR E4; south end of Road 86 on CR E4
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East end of Road 14 on CR E10; west end of Road 13 on CR E10
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North end of Shenandoah Road; south end of Mount Aukum Road
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North end of Sutter Slough Bridge Road; south end of South River Road
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Madison Avenue
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Fair Oaks Boulevard
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Watt Avenue
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East Main Street
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Bruceville Road
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Challenge Cut-Off Road – Forbestown
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Douglas Boulevard
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East Covell Boulevard
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Elk Grove Florin Road
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Folsom Boulevard
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Grant Line Road north, Sheldon Lake Drive
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La Porte Road south – Rackerby, Bangor, Oroville
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Laporte Pines Road
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Laramie Street, Montgomery Street
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Loma Rica Road – Loma Rica, Oroville
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Main Street, Road 94 – Zamora
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Natomas Boulevard
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North Sunrise Avenue, Douglas Boulevard east
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Pagel Pass Road
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Pleasant Valley Road – Camino, Placerville
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Rio Linda Boulevard
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River Road north – Courtland
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Road 104
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Road 108 east
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Road 31 west
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Road 86
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Road 99, Lake Boulevard
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Road 99W
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Russell Boulevard east
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South River Road north
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Springfield Road – Jamestown
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Tuolumne Road east, Cherry Valley Boulevard
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Warren Hill Road
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E1
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E2
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E3
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E4
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E5
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E9
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E6
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E7
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E10
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E13
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E16
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E8
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E15
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E11
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E12
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E14
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E19
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E17
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E18
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E20
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E21
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San Juan High School Yearbook
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CA
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Greenback Lane has a very interesting origin. Previous to 1873, the inhabitants of Haggin Grant District had only the narrow, stony trails leading through the dense timberlands to serve as outlets from their homesteads. The discomfort and disadvantages wrought by these crude by-ways impelled the farmers to demand a main road. A county survey determined the amount of land necessary to grant the demand of the land holders. In settling with Mr. Cornelius Donohue, a large land owner, for the road land, a dispute arose as to the medium of exchange. Mr. Donahue insisted that his portion of the land be paid for in "greenbacks", for it was neither safe nor convenient to carry a large sum of coin in those days. It was no easy matter for the county to secure such a large number of greenbacks; nevertheless, they were still requested. After months of discussion, Mr. Donahue won his point, and the land was paid for in greenback notes. From this incident, the highway has been named "Greenback Lane."
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"Greenback Notes"
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California county routes in zone E
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There are 21 routes assigned to the "E" zone of the California Route Marker Program, which designates county routes in California. The "E" zone includes county highways in Alpine, Amador, Butte, Calaveras, El Dorado, Placer, Plumas, Sacramento, Solano, Tuolumne, Yolo, and Yuba counties.
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