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Highway 127 - Baker to Death Valley Junction

There are several concrete "C" markers between Tecopa and Evelyn (Just South of Death Valley Junction). This is not on your list of State Routes. Nor do any of the routes listed seen to go there either. Since my grandmother drove from Baker to Evelyn in April of 1935, it must have been established by then. EnortonII (talk) 11:41, 21 October 2024 (UTC)[reply]