Signs Tagged With Shield

US-491 south at US-64. US-491 south joins US-64 through Shiprock.

End CO-41 at US-160 in Montezuma County.

End UT-262 at UT-162. Turn right for UT-162 west; continue ahead for UT-162 east.

UT-191 south at UT-262 east.

US-191 south approaching UT-262 junction.

End UT-95 approaching US-191 in San Juan County.

UT-95 East approaching UT-261 junction.

UT-95 east at UT-275 north to Natural Bridges National Monument.

UT-95 east at UT-276 junction.

UT-95 east at UT-276 junction.

UT-24 east at UT-95 in Hanksville.

UT-24 east approaching UT-95 in Hanksville. UT-95 is a Utah Scenic Byway.

UT-24 East at UT-72 North in Loa.

UT-24 East at UT-62 West.

UT-24 east at UT-119 west.

End UT-260 at UT-24. Turn right on UT-24 east for Sigurd and Richfield, and for access to I-70 and US-89. Turn left on UT-24 for Salina.

US-50 east approaching UT-260 south.

US-50 east at I-15 north. Notice the word UTAH in the I-15 shield. On this trip I noticed the word UTAH in signs in the Provo area, in addition to this shield. Before this I have never seen a Utah interstate shield containing the state name.

NV-787 North (Hanson St.) in Winnemucca. NV-787 is a short state highway that connects NV-294 with Winnemucca Blvd. (BL-80 and US-95). There appears to only be one shield along the entire length of the road.

NV-294 South at NV-787 (Hanson St.) NV-787 is not signed at this intersection, and is instead signed as to I-80 (via Winnemucca Blvd.).

NV-294 North (Grass Valley Road) in Winnemucca.

NV-294 South (Grass Valley Road) in Winnemucca.

End NV-431 West at NV-28 in Incline Village.

NV-28 east at NV-431 in Incline Village.

End CA-267 south at CA-28 in Kings Beach.