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Arizona State Highway 95 south of I-40
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Arizona State Highway 95 South of I-40 Exit 9. Passes through Lake Havasu City. With access to Lake Havasu. The Mohave County portion of Arizona State Highway 95 ends at the Bill Williams River. It continues on to Parker and ends in Quartzsite, Arizona at U.S. Route 95. At Exit 9 there is a large number of gas stations and fast food options. The views are spectacular along Arizona State Highway 95. Lake Havasu City was designed as a self-sufficient, planned community. Although somewhat isolated from ...
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Alamo Road Exit 25 I-40 Arizona
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This is the view of I-40 as you crossover to Alamo Road. As Alamo Road leaves exit 25 and heads east it begins as Mohave County 15. The first thing you will encounter is the huge dome sometimes called the Golf Ball House, other times it is called the Space Station House. The ball was orginally built to be a restaurant and nite club for a land development project. It was built around 1971 and has a 40 diameter. Here is video link that was valid in 2015. Next Page of Photos. Satellite View of Yucca Area.
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Mohave County Highway 1
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This highway begins Golden Shores and leads to Bullhead City via Mohave County 227 and Arizona Highway 95. It crosses BLM land and a small part of the Fort Mohave Indian Reservation. The Fort Mojave Indian Reservation. Power Plant Owned by the Fort Mohave Indians. Power Plant Owned by the Fort Mohave Indians. Power Plant Owned by the Fort Mohave Indians. Power Plant Owned by the Fort Mohave Indians. Mohave County Highway 227. Hualapai West, Inc.
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Interstate 15 in Arizona crosses the Arizona Strip.
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Interstate 15 in Arizona is often called the forgotten interstate. Traffic volume along the Arizona section of I-15 is approximately 25,000 vehicles per day. Most people in Arizona have never heard of it. It crosses a very remote area of in the extreme northwest section of Arizona known as the Arizona Strip. The Arizona Strip is very sparsely populated and connected to the rest of Arizona by only limited highway links, at Navajo Bridge and the Glen Canyon Dam bridge, both at the eastern end. Exit 27 is k...
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Travel Centers near the Grand Canyon
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Murphy Chevron and Six Shooter Molly Gifts,. 1198 Old Hwy 66, Ash Fork, AZ. I-40 Exit 144. They have a full service repair shop with 24 hour towing. They also have a really nice trading post and convenience store. Buy their fresh made fudge! 1050 N Grand Canyon Blvd, I-40 Exit 163. Easy on/off access from the inter-state with plenty of room for the largest of RV rigs. The Valle Travel Stop. Complex located at the junction of U.S. Highway 180 and Arizona Highway 64. Their dining room is a special treat wi...
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Lake Havasu City Airport
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Lake Havasu City Municipal Airport opened at its current location on June 1, 1991. It is one of the newer municipal airports in the Southwestern United States. It is located approximately three miles to the northeast of Lake Havasu, adjacent to Arizona State Route 95 and approximately six miles to the north of the center of developed area of Lake Havasu City. Lake Havasu City Municipal Airport. 5600 Hwy. 95 N. #1 Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403. Phone: (928) 764-3330 Fax: (928) 764-2310.
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Lake Havasu City AZ Local Featured Websites
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Radiant Salon and Day Spa. The Sands Vacation Resort. Wet Monkey Powersport Rentals. Bridgewater Links Golf Course. Tell A Friend About Lake Havasu City.
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London Bridge Lake Havasu City AZ
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Is a bridge in Lake Havasu City, Arizona, United States. There is also a Tudor-style London Village for shopping, eating, renting a boat and a visitor center. Is the reconstruction of the 1831 London Bridge that spanned the River Thames in London, England until it was dismantled in 1967. The bridge in Lake Havasu was completed in 1971 and links an island in the lake with the main part of Lake Havasu City. Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403. Hours: 9 am to 5 pm, seven days a week.