National Scenic Byways Program Map Files, 1995–2013

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National Scenic Byways Program Map Files, 1995–2013

1995-2013

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This series contains image and text files from byways program, a grass roots collaborative effort to recognize, preserve, and enhance selected roads throughout the United States. Roads identified in the files are recognized as All-American Roads or Scenic Byways based on archaeological, cultural, historic, natural, recreational or scenic qualities. The records contain maps of the states where the roads are location and more detailed maps of the roads. Some recognized roads also have records with directions for the routes or a history of the map image. Roads are recognized in all fifty states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico. There are also multi state roads that span across state lines.

281 Portable Network Graphic (PNG) files, 222 Text files, 220 Graphics Interchange Format files, 27 Joint Photographic Experts Group (JPG) image files, and 3 linear inches of paper documentation

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