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Rejected location of interstate highway forty, California

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  • 1978
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  • The California Geographer 18: 151-174
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  • Despite convincing " geographic " reasons for routing Interstate highway 40 (I-40) through Twentynine Palms, a proposal to do so was abandoned by the California Division of Highways. This paper explores the reasoning behind the decision. It is intended as a study of the successes and failings in route location decision making.
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