California State Route 14

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California State Route 14 road sign
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California State Route 14 map
Basic data
Overall length:  118 mi / 190 km
Starting point:  I-5 street sign I-5 at Santa Clarita
End point:  US 395 (1961 cutout) .svg US 395 at Inyokern
Counties:  Los Angeles County
Kern County
Important cities:  Palmdale
Lancaster
Mojave
California City

The California State Route 14 (abbreviated CA 14 ) is a state highway in the US state of California , the North-South direction runs in.

The State Route begins on Interstate 5 near Santa Clarita and ends near Inyokern on US Highway 395 . It runs through the Mojave Desert and is therefore known as the High Desert . Together with the US 395, it connects the Greater Los Angeles Area with large places like Reno . While the southern part of the road runs through rural canyons and suburbs, the northern part offers good views of the Sierra Nevada mountain range. Part of the State Route runs through desert-like areas and especially around Mojave through very sparsely populated areas.

On October 13, 2007, there was a serious accident with several dead and injured at the Newhall Pass Interchange with Interstate 5. The accident site was about 30 miles north of downtown Los Angeles, in an approximately 170 m long bypass tunnel for trucks.

The northern end of the CA14 near Inyokern

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  1. New York Times: Pileup in California Freeway Tunnel Kills at Least 3, October 14, 2007

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