US Highway 180

Eastern Mojave Vegetation	US Highway 180
	Tom Schweich

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Literature Cited: - Post, Douglas M., 1956. Other articles: • Frasera albomarginata: at Grand Canyon; Locations: Grand Canyon.	Grand Canyon There are numerous collections of Frasera albomarginata made at the Grand Canyon and the immediate surrounding area.
Other articles: • Arizona Highway 64: at Tusayan; Locations: Tusayan.	Tusayan
Other articles: • Arizona Highway 64: at airport; Locations: Grand Canyon National Park Airport.
Other articles: • Arizona Highway 64: at US Hwy 180;	Junction: Arizona Highway 64
Other articles: • Field Notes: 31-May-08 north of Flagstaff; San Francisco Peaks from US Highway 180.	View southeast to San Francisco Peaks.
Locations: Bull Basin. Kendrick Peak.	Kendrick Park. There is a picnic ground here. Kendrick Peak to the west. There is a collection of Frasera speciosa from near the top of Kendrick Peak. The collectors used Trail 40, from the Bull Basin Trail Head, at the end of Forest Road 90.
Other articles: • Forest Road 151: at US180N;	Junction: Forest Road 151 Forest Road 151 roughly parallels US Highway 180 from this, its north junction with US 180, to its south junction with US 180, about 9 miles south. Forest Road 151 also connects with Forest Road 418, which gives access to the Abineau / Bear Paw trailhead. Abineau Canyon is a collecting locality for Frasera speciosa.
Other articles: • Forest Road 151: at US180S;	Junction: Forest Road 151
Locations: San Francisco Mountain.	Fort Valley. San Francisco Mountain to the northeast.
Other articles: • Forest Road 516: at US Hwy 180;	Junction: Forest Road 516 "Snow Bowl Road" There are a number of collections of Frasera speciosa made in or near the Arizona Snow Bowl.
Locations: Agassiz Peak.	US Highway changes direction from north-south to east west. To the north east are the peaks of the San Francisco Mountains. On the left is Agassiz Peak, the right Fremont Peak. There is a collection of Frasera speciosa made on the southwest slopes of Agassiz Peak.
Other articles: • Shultz Pass Road (FR 420): at US 180;	Junction: N. Schulz Pass Road, and access to Elden Lookout Road.
	Junction: N. Weatherford Road Deaver #6010 of Frasera speciosa was made on Weatherford Road.
Other articles: • US Interstate 17: at US I-40; • U. S. I-40 Business: at N. Humphreys St; Locations: Flagstaff.	Flagstaff Junction: Old Santa Fe, west 1 block to S. Milton Rd. E. Santa Fe Avenue, east. Historic U. S. Highway 66 US Interstate 40 Business, out of town, west or east, either way.
Other articles: • U. S. Interstate 40: at Exit 204;	Junction:Walnut Canyon Road US Interstate 40, at Exit 204, just east of Flagstaff.
Other articles: • U. S. Interstate 40: at Holbrook;	Holbrook Junction: US Interstate 40
Other articles: • Petrified Forest Road: 90000; • Frasera albomarginata: at Petrified Forest Natl Pk; Locations: Petrified Forest National Park.	Junction: Petrified Forest Road
Locations: Little Colorado River.	Cross Little Colorado River.
Other articles: • Field Notes: 2-Jun-08 at Little Colorado River; Little Colorado River	Looking upstream at the Little Colorado River.
Locations: Saint Johns.	Saint Johns
Other articles: • US Highway 191: St. Johns;	Junction: US Highway 191, north.
	Springerville
Other articles: • Forest Road 56: at US 180/191;	Junction: Forest Road 56, to Escudilla Mountain trailhead.
Other articles: • US Highway 191: at Alpine; Locations: Alpine.	Alpine Junction: US Highway 191, south to Clifton.
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