Inkey/test3
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Étapes
modifierJour 1: De Chicago à Springfield, Illinois
modifierChicago Metro Area
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Jour 2: De Springfield à St. Louis
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Jour 3: De St. Louis à Springfield, Missouri
modifierJour 4: De Springfield, Missouri à Oklahoma City
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Jour 5: De Oklahoma City à Amarillo
modifierJour 6: De Amarillo à Albuquerque
modifierFollow Amarillo Boulevard into Amarillo (home of the Big Texan, no longer on Route 66). Route 66 followed Amarillo Boulevard through Amarillo, but an older alignment turned south on Pierce, then west on Sixth, southwest on Bushland, then west again on Ninth, and finally rejoin Amarillo Boulevard. At Indian Hill Road, go west all the way out of town to Blessen Road, turn south, then continue west on the north frontage road. Watch for the Cadillac Ranch on the south side of the interstate, a must-see on Route 66. Stay on the north frontage road all the way to Vega, and then join Bus I-40 through town. Return to the north frontage road west of town through Adrian, which is the geographic center between Chicago and Los Angelos, there is a cafe and giftshop called Midpoint. At Gruhlkey (County Road 18), rejoin I-40 (the original road is cut off) and follow the interstate all the way to Exit 0, Glenrio. West of Gruhlkey, the highway makes two massive drops of the High Plains over an escarpment. At Exit 0, follow Bus I-40 into Glenrio (site of the famous First Motel/Last Motel in Texas), an almost ghost town on the edge of Texas and New Mexico.
Jour 7: De Albuquerque à Flagstaff
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Jour 9: De Barstow à Santa Monica
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Six alternate alignments
modifierOriginal alignment through Southern Illinois
modifierOriginal alignment through St. Louis
modifierHistoric alignment through St. Louis
modifierBypass US 66 around St. Louis
modifierOriginal alignment in Springfield (Missouri)
modifierOriginal alignment in New Mexico
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