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Other articles:
• U. S. Interstate 5:
in Red Bluff;
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Red Bluff
Junction: U.S. Interstate 5
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Junction: California Highway 36, east to Mineral and Lassen National Park.
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Los Molinos
Tehama across the river to the west.
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Other articles:
• County Route A9:
90000;
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Junction: Tehama County A9, west to Corning and Paskenta.
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Chico
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Junction: California Highway 149
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Junction: California Highway 162
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Gridley
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Other articles:
• California Highway 20:
in Yuba City;
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Yuba City
Junction: California Highway 20
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Junction: Sawtelle Avenue
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Other articles:
• California Highway 70:
at CA Hwy 99;
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Junction: California Highway 70
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Sacramento City Limits
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Other articles:
• U. S. Interstate 5:
49800;
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Junction: US Interstate 5.
California Highway 99 follows the route of US Interstate 5 from this junction south to the junction with US Highway 50 in downtown Sacramento.
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Other articles:
• Interstate 80:
22000;
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Junction: US Interstate 80
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American River Crossing
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Junction: California Highway 275, west across the I Street Bridge.
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Other articles:
• U. S. Highway 50:
at Sacramento;
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Junction: US Highway 50.
Califoria Highway 99 follows the route of US Highway 50 for a short distance east and west through downtown Sacramento.
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Locations:
Sacramento.
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Sacramento
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Other articles:
• U. S. Highway 50:
at Sacramento;
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Junction:
- US Interstate 80 Business, north through downtown Sacramento before rejoining US Interstate 80.
- US Highway 50, west through Sacramento to US Interstate 80, east over Echo Summit to Lake Tahoe.
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Sacramento City Limits
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Junction: California Highway 104, east to Ione.
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Lodi
Junction: California Highway 12, East.
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Junction: California Highway 12, West.
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Other articles:
• County Route J8, Walnut Grove Road:
at CA 99;
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Junction: California Highway J8, Hammer Lane
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Other articles:
• California Highway 88:
Stockton;
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Junction: California Highway 88, east over Carson Pass.
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Junction: California Highway 26
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Locations:
Stockton.
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Stockton
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Other articles:
• California Highway 4:
35000;
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Junction: California Highway 4, West
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Other articles:
• California Highway 4:
35400;
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Junction: California Highway 4, East
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Other articles:
• California Highway 120:
near Manteca;
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Junction: California Highway 120, east to Yosemite, and then over Tioga Pass to US Highway 395 at Mono Lake.
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Locations:
Manteca.
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Manteca
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Other articles:
• California Highway 120:
near Manteca;
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Junction: California Highway 120, west to I-205, I-580 and the San Francisco Bay Area.
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Other articles:
• CA Highway 108:
at CA Hwy 99;
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Modesto
Junction:
- California Highway 132.
- California Highway 108.
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Livingston
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Other articles:
• California Highway 140:
at CA Hwy 99 North;
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Junction California Highway 140, west.
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Other articles:
• California Highway 140:
at CA Hwy 99 South;
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Junction: California Highway 140, E
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Other articles:
• California Highway 152:
at California Highway 99;
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Junction: California Highway 152, west through Los Banos to Gilroy.
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DeLorme's Northern California Atlas and Gazetteer above
37° North.
DeLorme's Southern California Atlas and Gazetteer below.
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Madera
Junction: California Highway 145
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Other articles:
• California Highway 180:
40200;
Locations:
Fresno.
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Fresno
Junction: California Highway 180, east toSequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks.
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Other articles:
• California Highway 180:
39800;
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Junction: California Highway 180, west.
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Other articles:
• California Highway 41:
49400;
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Junction: California Highway 41, north to Yosemite.
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Other articles:
• California Highway 41:
49600;
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Junction: California Highway 41, west to Atascadero.
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Selma
Junction: California Highway 25. Huh?
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Literature Cited:
- Saleeby, Jason, and Zorka Foster, 2004.
Locations:
Tulare Lake Bed.
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Approximately between 36°N and 37°N latitude is an area of topographic subsidence thought to result from downward flow in the convecting mantle (Saleeby and Foster, 2004). This may in part explain the southward course of the Kings and Kaweah Rivers into the Tulare Lakebed instead of north to the Pacific Ocean through the San Francisco Bay.
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Kingsburg
Junction: California Highway 201
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Fresno County above …
Tulare County below …
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Locations:
Kings River.
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Kings River, flowing south to the Tulare Lakebed.
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Other articles:
• CA Hwy 198:
at CA Hwy 99;
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Junction: California Highway 198, east to Visalia.
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Literature Cited:
- Lofgren, B. E., and R. L. Klausing, 1969.
Locations:
Tulare.
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Tulare
Junction: California Highway 137
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Tipton
Junction California Highway 190, east to Porterville and the Tule River.
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36° North
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Other articles:
• California Highway 155:
Delano;
Locations:
Delano.
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Delano
Junction: California Highway 155, the Glennville Road, east to Wofford Heights at Isabella Lake.
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Other articles:
• California Highway 46:
at US Hwy 99;
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Junction: California Highway 46, west to Paso Robles.
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Junction: California Highway 65.
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Bakersfield City Limits
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Other articles:
• CA Hwy 178:
Bakersfield;
• California Highway 58:
Bakersfield;
Locations:
Bakersfield.
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Junction:
- California Highway 58 West, to Interstate 5, and then through California Valley to US Highway 101 at Santa Margarita.
- California Highway 178, east over Walker Pass to Inyokern.
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Locations:
Bakersfield.
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Bakersfield
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Junction: California Highway 58 Business.
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Junction: California Highway 58.
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Bakersfield City Limits
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Junction: California Highway 119.
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Junction: California Highway 223.
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Other articles:
• CA Hwy 166:
at CA 99;
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Junction: California Highway 166, west to Santa Maria.
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Other articles:
• U. S. Interstate 5:
61000;
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Junction: US Interstate 5, here California Highway 99 joins Interstate 5 for the climb up the Grapevine and down the Ridge Route into Los Angeles.
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Literature Cited
A list of all literature cited by this web site can be found in the Bibliography.
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Lofgren, B. E., and R. L. Klausing. 1969. Land Subsidence due to Ground-Water Withdrawal [in the] Tulare-Wasco Area, California. Geological Survey Processional Paper 437-B. 1969. {TAS-pdf}
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Saleeby, Jason, and Zorka Foster. 2004. Topographic response to mantle lithosphere removal in the southern Sierra Nevada region, California. Geology. 32(3):245-248. {TAS-pdf}
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