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Milepost 12 and the Ward Road segment of The Dalles-California Highway
Photo by A. F. Litt, March 5, 2022
Jonathan Ledbetter (Beaver State Roads Wiki)
Jonathan Ledbetter (Beaver State Roads Wiki)
Location: Abandoned section of OR-23/US-197 off of Ward Rd. near Boyd
Condition: Good
Notes: Some small chunks missing
http://wiki.beaverstateroads.net/wiki/List_of_Surviving_Concrete_Mileposts
Original concrete milepost 12 from The Dalles-California Highway, as found on an abandoned section of former OR-23/US-197 near Boyd, north of Dufur.
Photo by Jonathan Ledbetter, June 1, 2021
http://wiki.beaverstateroads.net/wiki/File:2021-06-01_orig-stone-milepost-12_2432.jpg
Route 4, Milepost 12, from Ward Road
Photo by A. F. Litt, April 15, 2022
Kirk J. Poole and Milepost 12
Photo by A. F. Litt, March 5, 2022
Links
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List of Surviving Concrete Mileposts (Beaver State Roads Wiki)
List of Surviving Concrete Mileposts (Beaver State Roads Wiki)
This is a list of the locations of all known surviving concrete OSHD mileposts that have been documented since 1980.
This is a list of the locations of all known surviving concrete OSHD mileposts that have been documented since 1980.
http://wiki.beaverstateroads.net/wiki/List_of_Surviving_Concrete_Mileposts
Mileposts (Beaver State Roads Wiki)
Mileposts (Beaver State Roads Wiki)
Mileposts, also called mile markers, denote the distance between two termini on a highway or road. On state highways and county and local roads, the design and materials used for mile markers has changed drastically throughout the years.
Mileposts, also called mile markers, denote the distance between two termini on a highway or road. On state highways and county and local roads, the design and materials used for mile markers has changed drastically throughout the years.
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