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Old 04-13-08, 01:46 PM
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Road Identification?

Hello everybody. I am really just looking for the name/number of the couple of main roads that the Trans American Route from Adventure Cycling uses. I am basically doing this route but with many side trips from that route planned. But I am having trouble figuring out exactly which roads it takes. On google maps I am not even sure if some of the roads are listed or available to an electronic map. Any help would go a long way. Thank you much.
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You could read some journals on CGOAB, most people write about what roads they took.

https://www.crazyguyonabike.com/doc/c...octype=journal
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Yeah I am on CGOAB. Just started a trip journal as I will be leaving in two weeks. I have the first 500 definitively planned out. I have much work to do for the rest of the trip though. Not too many people mention whether there were a lot of cars on roads or if it's a highway or what.
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You might try this link: https://tsteven4.qwestoffice.net/

It has many ACA routes plotted on a map, including the Transamerica Route.

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Awesome Ray. That is basically exactly what I was looking for. I can at least figure out what exact roads I need to be on. That is an excellent resource, and I will hopefully be able to return the favor to the next tour newby that needs it.
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