Arizona State Route 264
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| Overall length: | 154 mi / 248 km |
| Opening: | 1961 |
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 US 160 in Tuba City
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| End point: |
 NM 264 at Window Rock
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| Counties: |
Coconino County Navajo County Apache County |
The Arizona State Route 264 (short- AZ 264 ) is a state highway in the US state of Arizona , the West-East direction is in and the only major road the Defiance Plateau crosses.
The State Route begins on US Highway 160 in Tuba City and ends after 150 miles at Window Rock on New Mexico State Route 264 . In the south of Second Mesa , it meets Arizona State Route 87 . On a short section between Burnside and Ganado , the State Route uses the same route as US Highway 191 .
The highway runs through the Navajo Nation , the largest Indian reservation in the United States.
See also
Web links
Commons : Arizona State Route 264 - Collection of Pictures, Videos, and Audio Files
- Arizona Roads (English)