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Entering Startup on US-2 west.

Entering Snohomish County on US-2 west.

WA-285 North at Wenatchee Ave./Historic Downtown interchange. Entering Wenatchee.

Entering Chelan County on the Columbia River bridge on WA-285 north. Also entering Wenatchee, the county seat of Chelan County.

Entering Circleville on US-89 north.

Welcome To Idaho on US-30 East. Entering Payette County.

Entering Dinosaur, Colorado on CO-64 west.

Entering Rangely, Colorado on CO-64 west.

Entering Limon on CO-71 north. Limon is the county seat of Lincoln County.

Entering Punkin Center on CO-71 north. Punkin Center is the small community at the junction of CO-71 and CO-94 in Lincoln County.

Entering the city of Woodland Park on US-24 east.

Entering Divide on US-24 east. Also approaching CO-67 south.

Entering Hartsel on US-24 East/CO-9 South.

Entering Aspen - Elevation 7908 Feet. Aspen is the county seat of Pitkin County.

Entering Basalt on CO-82 east. Basalt is a town in the Roaring Fork Valley, located where the Frying Pan River meets the Roaring Fork.

Entering Silver Springs on US-50 east.

Entering Stagecoach on US-50 east.

Entering Mound House on US-50 east.

Entering Carson City - Nevada’s Capital on US-50 east.

US-50 east at CA-89 south/Markleeville/Jackson to CA-88. CA-89 north joins US-50 east to South Lake Tahoe. Entering Meyers.

Meyers City Limit on CA-89 north.

Welcome to California / Mono County Line on US-395 south.

Entering Wellington on NV-208 west.

Entering Smith on NV-208 west.

Seward City Limits on AK-9 South (Seward Highway). Seward is the southern end of the Seward Highway, and is located on the Kenai Peninsula. It is also the southern end of the Alaska Railroad. Seward is named after Abraham Lincoln’s secretary of State - William H. Seward. Secretary Seward negotiated the sale of Alaska from Russia to the United States.