Arizona State Route 99
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| Overall length: | 44 mi / 71 km |
| Opening: | 1969 |
| Starting point: | at the Apache Forest |
| End point: | in Leupp |
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Coconino County Navajo County |
The Arizona State Route 99 (abbreviated AZ 99 ) is a state highway in the US state of Arizona .
The State Route begins south of Winslow at the Apache Forest and ends near Leupp on the Navajo Nation Reservation . It runs together with Arizona State Route 87 through Winslow and uses the route of Interstate 40 and US Highway 180 for about ten kilometers west of the city . This section belonged to the former Route 66 . The route is part of the famous "Pacific Coast Highway", which is usually referred to as PCH on American road signs.
See also
Web links
- Arizona Roads (English)