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Northern Tier Route Information
National Roadpath Description:
The Northern Tier route is the northernmost transcontinental roadpath entirely within the United States, which roadpath consists of a series of contiguous highways traverses the extreme northernmost highways within the country.
This contiguous roadpath traverses a distance of 4,381 miles, with the western terminus end at the
Cape Flattery Trailhead in Neah Bay, Washington and the eastern terminus end at the Town Clock in the Village Green of Bar Harbor, Maine.
National Roadpath Information:
Roadpath Type:
West-East transcontinental route
Roadpath Total Length:
4,381 miles, 7051 km
Roadpath Use:
automobiles, bicycles
Roadpath Year Built:
1926 and/or later
Roadpath Waymark:
current highway signs associated with each roadpath
Roadpath Terminus Point One:
Location West:
Cape Flattery Trailhead Parking Lot, Washington
Coordinates:
48.3849460, -124.7158605
Elevation:
349 feet
Roadpath Terminus Point Two:
Location East:
Bar Harbor, Maine Town Clock
Coordinates:
44.3879754, -68.2044240
Elevation:
63 feet
National Roadpath Map:
(m0-maps-ntr-map) National Northern Tier Route Map
State Roadpath Description:
State Roadpath Information:
Roadpath Type:
Roadpath Length:
Roadpath Terminus Point One:
Location West:
Coordinates:
Elevation:
feet
Roadpath Terminus Point Two:
Location East:
Coordinates:
Elevation:
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Roadpath Highest Elevation:
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Roadpath Lowest Elevation:
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Roadpath History:
Geographic Information:
State Roadpath Map:
(m0-maps-ntr-nh-map) New Hampshire Northern Tier Route Map
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