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I drove from just over the state line near Shreveport to El Paso in one day, about 800 mi. About 750 mi getting to Shreveport the day before (crossing four states) and then about 720 to San Diego (three states).
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"As far as I can see, Alaska is only the 7th largest state to travel across by road." - BKOriginally posted by Straybow
No, the hwy to Prudhoe is closed to the public at a certain point, a tad below the arctic circle. They don't want all the idiots with SUVs thinking they can drive anywhere and wind up needing a rescue team.
As you can see, BK makes no qualifications about who, or when, can "travel across by road". Simply the possibility. So to disagree with my statement, you have to say that there is no possibility to drive from Homer, AK to Prudhoe Bay, AK. Is that what you are saying?
But that technicality aside, you can travel highway 11 to Prudhoe bay without a permit nowdays. Unless somehow you are stuck in pre-1995 times.
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Originally posted by Ben Kenobi
As far as I can see, Alaska is only the 7th largest state to travel across by road.
CRESCENT CITY-WINTERHAVEN CA (994 miles)
Brownsville-Texline TX (900 miles)
Pineville-Key West FL (866 miles)
Alzada-Yakt MT (749 miles)
Laughlin-Denio NV (710 miles)
Gold Beach-Paradise OR (663 miles)
Homer-Yukon - (654 miles)
Originally posted by PLATO
Even Tennessee has a pretty long way across it...
Mountain City-Memphis TN 538.44 miles
That's south to north. From El Paso to Texarkana is 815 miles, west to eastLife is not measured by the number of breaths you take, but by the moments that take your breath away.
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He also hates Texans and Australians, he does diversify." ~ BraindeadComment
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